Seven Sages Novels & Stories

“I don't mind buying you a drink, but I need to get back to my friends.” She wanted to be out of the city as soon as possible. But the purple sage wasn’t listening. A purple sage is a government leader born into their role because of certain abilities that helped settle disputes, record history and make prophetic decisions on what their people would need. Clarissa remembered one time. This particular purple sage had ordered a triage of all supplies. The food had been rationed out. The next year was a hard one. Due to extreme heat and lack of rain, there were fires across the land. Traveling merchants were few and far between because the large swatches of land made travel perilous from one to

“That’s too bad. I really thought you two are mates. You would’ve made a perfect pair.” Nile nodded in agreement. “For sure.” Sensing the conversation was going in a different direction, Sage sighed and kept silent. It wasn’t that she was attracted to Billy. She was just intrigued by him. Because it seemed to her that he, their fellow member in this team, had too many secrets of his own. As her thoughts continued to go deeper, a sudden jack knife flew past her face, just inches away from her cheek. Sage’s eyes widened. In a quick movement, the Midnight Seven jumped in the air, blocking all the sharp blades that rained on them.

Numerological and historically, Hinduism makes considerable use of the number 7 in both numerology and history. The seven brightest saints are memorialized by the names of the seven stars in Hinduism. The Saptapadi, which encompasses seven pledges, the seven gurus, the seven seas, and the seven realms, as well as the seven Chakras, are responsible for developing various traditions and ideologies in the eastern world. Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Orange are the seven colors that make the rainbow so lovely. By journeying together through all the hues while led by these colors, they will arrive at a serene life.

He added that she was never meant to be pregnant in the first place. Flashback! “That can’t be true.” “Well, I’ve looked back into the past, dating back to the time of King Xavier Ainsworth himself, and even he only saw one sage throughout his lifetime. The three I found dated back between two hundred and four hundred years, approximately, and there were always men. They didn’t procreate or have children of their own. I drew my conclusion from that. So either the three sages that came before Zera, despite not knowing each other, decided not to bring forth children, or the power flowing through them had taken away that ability.”

Lea said as we stared at each other. “Difficult?” Azreal asked. “The youngest of the Willows family; Micah Willows. Micah is one of the seven sages and he is extremely strong, stronger than me even though he is young. An adult with the appearance of a child with knowledge unrivalled to anyone and difficult to handle because he thinks like a child. He doesn’t see and understand things the way we do so he is difficult to manage and lives with humans.” Lea explained as Azreal smiled.

"We've heard that they may have information about breaking a curse." The creatures exchanged a look, and Silas could see the glint of recognition in their eyes. "You seek the mages?" another one said. "And what makes you think they'll just hand over their knowledge to you?" “You are not the mages? Who are you then?” Saul asked, almost sounding impatient. “We are the saber toothed sages; guardians of the secrets of the supernatural world and the underworld. To see the mages, you’ll have to go through the sages” they said in a Celtic and unanimous manner.

I urge Vera as she helps to usher Sage in. Sage moves along, her deformed hands sweeping around the walls of stone to steady herself. At her age, the descent from high areas in the forest where she resides in a tiny cottage is dangerous, but she came anyway. She always does when the pack needs it. "How many now?" Sage asks, her blind eyes perceiving everything though they are veiled over. "Seven with active symptoms," I inform her grimly. "Three more with minor episodes. And it's spreading." Sage nods, as if she had expected this. She kneels beside Mack first, her knotted hands hovering over his lifeless body without touching him. Her lips shape a wordless spell, as she utters words in anoth

If not, we will have to rely on my sister, Alice. Alice is not a bad seer. She can usually tell how many bonds a person has and can occasionally follow the thread of the bond, but in the human realm, this is going to be more difficult because of the sheer size of the place. Greys realm is like a small country in comparison to the size of the human realm. “Does anyone have a location for a seer yet?” I ask Raff’s tech guy when I arrive back in the basement of our holiday home. “Yes, I have made contact with one. Her name is Sage, and she is willing to help,” he says, handing me a small slip of paper with an address scrolled on it.

What the hell? Lucien smirked at the reaction. “You must not be aware of this, while the fives Sages might be handsome, they were chosen as Sages for being the weakest of wolves, even omegas are not of their equal, that's how pathetic they are,” “That's enough, Lucien!” Kaizen suddenly spoke, making Roxie flinch beside him.

Of course, Tyler claims he’ll do everything to care for him. “I think you should consider the names Apache and Chinook,” Levi suggests before he leaves. I grab a piece of notebook paper. “What are you doing?” Sky asks. “I think we should all choose three names, discuss them, then each of us will strike one name from the list before we randomly draw one out of a bowl as the name,” I explain.