Serpent Ancestor Chapter 1 Novelas e Histórias

The serpent circled the world because the world had been small enough to fit inside its old story. Its eye opened off the coast. The pupil was a vertical ocean. "Well," Marcus said, looking at the roof display. "That is large." Aaliyah's laugh was broken. "Thank you, tactical team." Ben whispered, "Shipping insurance is dead." The serpent's voice arrived through tides, plumbing, human blood, and every glass of water in the city. WAS TOLD THERE WOULD BE A TABLE. Haley, still live because apparently apocalypse had become serialized content, whispered, "Did anyone invite the world snake to dinner?"

I was the lowest-born black serpent in the Serpent Clan, yet the Dragon Court's most honored crown prince chose me as his bride. He gave up his betrothal to my sister, surrendered his place as heir, and walked away from the Dragon Court for me. I was moved beyond words and became his wife. But after I gave birth to only a black serpent, he flew into a rage. He crushed our baby beneath his foot, then killed me with a single strike of his sword. As I was dying, I saw hatred burning in his eyes. "If I'd known you were this useless, I should've married your sister!" Only then did I learn the truth. I was the woman of fate named in the Dragon Court's forbidden book, the one born with primord

I gazed at the colossal serpent, recognizing the harsh reality that times were treacherous, and the looming threat of war hung over us like a dark cloud, ready to unleash its fury at any given moment. Although I had been reserving my final resurrection spot for a truly extraordinary creature, I couldn't resist bringing this serpent back to life temporarily. Its power to turn enemies to stone would wreak havoc on the battlefield. Just as I was about to examine its abilities, a hiss echoed through the air, capturing everyone's attention. In an instant, I spun around to face the source of the sound, my eyes fixated on the mysterious figure lurking beneath the shadowy canopy of trees. And there,

Byron made a face and pointed at the serpent behind me, who was now crawling up to my leg. I furrowed my brow and carried the serpent in my hands. It seemed delighted as it rested on the palm of my hand like he felt like he belonged there. I turned to Byron. “So are you saying that we killed Silisk so that he could be reborn into a baby and meet us? Isn’t that weird?”

She barely heard the shifting of leaves— Until she was wrenched from her nest. Pain. A violent yank. Ayaan shrieked, her fangs bared in panic as she was ripped away from her eggs. Her coils flared, instinctively tightening to fight back, but the grip on her was unyielding. She twisted wildly, trying to sink her fangs into whoever had dared take her— And was met with burning yellow eyes. A black serpent. Its scales were as dark as the void, its body coiled around her midsection like a crushing vice. The scent of rage, of something long-buried and festering, choked the air.

He was very close to lending her his power and had only chosen to remain silent because of the repercussions of doing so. “Who are you?” Kylie asked the large serpent. Since it had been so bold as to try to control her mind, she thought she deserved to know this much at the very least. The snake watched her silently for a few seconds, before opening its large mouth to introduce itself. “I am the deceiver who caused the fall of man and beguiled the woman. I am the first of my kind and the serpent of the beginning. I am the genesis of all who crawl and snore.”

I repeated in a mantra, my voice interspersed with tearful sobs. My sobbing ceased when I noticed strands of white light emerging from the dominus's ashes. Similar to the jaguar's soul in the river, these threads of light began to rise, forming the image of the serpent. Slowly, the serpent's ethereal form slithered in front of me, and then it started to move around me. A cocktail of nervousness and fear churned in my chest as the serpent's spectral face drew close to mine. With bated breath, I faced the dominus's spirit. I held onto the nearby grass. Suddenly, it lunged at me, and I felt its essence enter my chest.

Now the young man wanted to summon something more from the star gate that explained he wouldn't be able to fight it alone. "What? Old Bangka, you started this so let's end it. Open the gates!" The first star gate opened. A giant snake head slowly came out with its body. The snake had blue scales and terrifying blue eyes, with two ears similar to the pectoral fins of a fish and with a hawk-like mouth that made it different from other snakes. Stttt... "Sea serpent? Isn't that one of the ancient beasts?" Hai Di said with an incredulous look. "Yes, that kid can really summon something extraordinary from that gate." Hai Mingyue's mother truly believed now what her husband had experienced while fi

Once the light faded, what was hidden within was exposed. *Roar* Mane smiled gleefully when he saw the beast that had emerged. Covered entirely in blue scales with a pair of large wings extending from its back, was a large Winged Serpent that stretched as far as the eye could see. Its yellow, serpentine eyes were filled with confusion. How did hunting a simple prey lead it to such a place so rich in energy and power? It would have been thrilled at its current circumstances if not for the fact that it was still a bit terrified by the great power that had forcefully dragged it – an Initial Level Ascension Beast – from its planet to this place. Soon it felt a strong presence locking on to it, a

' 'To do what? 'Of course, to see the serpent.' 'What connection have you got with the serpent? Now, someone will get me the book of chronicles.' 'I know what you want to show me, father.' 'What is it?' 'The names of those who died in an adventure with the serpent.' 'You are crazy.' 'Not quiet.' 'How did you know that?' 'I am a spirit.' 'Be quiet! No jokes with your father. Everybody is a spirit. How did you know?'