Seeing Is Believing Book Novels & Stories

I muttered. Because it was. Not the manuscript itself. Me. The way I kept going back to it. Like it had answers. Like it had something I needed. I exhaled. Then stood. Opened the drawer. Picked it up. And sat back down. No ceremony this time. No hesitation. Just… acceptance. I flipped to the next page. Katherine’s Manuscript — Chapter 10 I have started noticing things I didn’t notice before. Not because they weren’t there. Because I didn’t want to see them.

"Partly." He frowned. "The visions." "No." "The prophecy?" "Closer." I closed the journal. "Hannah is valuable because she is capable of becoming something the world has not seen since the First Sight." His breathing slowed. "You believe the prophecy." "I don't believe." I looked directly into his eyes. "I remember." Most members of The Veil believed our oldest records were symbolic. Legends. Metaphors. I knew better. The First Sight had happened. The First Seer had existed.

He went overnight and stayed there on his knees, praying for a full day and night. In the end, the head priest gave him a blessed charm. Hanson rushed back with it and put it on me himself, like it was something sacred. After that, I started getting better. No one could explain it. From then on, he believed. He made me wear the charm at all times. Said it would keep me safe. And now, it sat in a plastic bag, soaked through, turned into evidence. "Where did you find this?" Hanson grabbed the officer by the arm, his eyes bloodshot.

Because they'd learned that public reckoning is not about changing what people think — it's about changing what you believe about yourself. And they finally believed. End of Chapter 189

"This is creation and only a fraction of the whole glory of God for us humans." "I would never have thought you were such a man." She admitted and looked at the sky, which was getting brighter. "What kind of man?" "A man who believes in something that you cannot see." "But the belief is a firm confidence in what one hopes and a non-doubt of what one does not see." "That sounds nice."

What difference will it make to restore the book now? Blake smiled. 'The Gospel of Helel is a myth to many of my kind. A story from a time most of them can barely remember or know nothing about at all. Many do not believe he exists, and those that know of him, do not believe in him . This book will change all that. They will know the truth and they will believe. Even the Shedim need faith to help guide them.' 'Is it Ethan you need them to believe in, or you, Blake?' I said.

The annoyance act of the prophecy book caused Igikran’s anger to run deeply in his veins and chase after the book in a flaming manner. The eye of the prophecy book emitted a pressurized air out of its dilated pupil; it helped the book to move further. Akshara thought to herself, “How crazy the vision is! The book with an eye changed to rocket and it was chased by a raven with an iron helmet. What a weird book! Why everything is happening to me. Is it because I never believed in fantasy? I think I have muted my intelligence since the night of Bluemoon. I wish to wake up in my bed realizing everything I have gone through must be a dream.”

I told them, hoping they would keep holding me back from going into the pack. “We don't know you, so we really can't let you into this pack without the alpha permission.” Another one told me, making me swallow hard. “Your alpha knows me too well, and I bet he won't be happy, if he finds out you all prevent me from coming into the pack.” I told them, making them ask who I was to Brian. I explained in detail to them that I was their long missing seer, but they didn't believe me, and still insisted that I stayed back with them until morning.

Immediately, I continued the discussion I had with the High Priestess by saying, "Let’s talk about what you said before, High Priestess. What do you mean by 'I’m part of the prophecy'?" Claire, the High Priestess, looked at me as she asked me, "Have you read the Book of All Beliefs to All Beings?" The Book of All Beliefs to All Beings was our holy scripture. Not only for us werewolves, but other creatures as well. That book was a guide to each creature's belief. It was the only one that united us supernatural creatures. However, there were some pages missing in the book when it came to prophecy regarding the Everlasting Winter.

He gasps, and this time he lets 2 tears escape from his eyes. “I have a theory. I’ve recently discovered that whenever I am in contact with this book, things are starting to happen. Every time I touch it, the symbol on the book cover flashes in front of my eyes, and I feel like something inside of me clicks in place. And magic happens…like early on, I’ve seen my mate’s eyes and face shape in front of a mirror, and…”