Song Of Achilles Booktok Novels & Stories

Yet the pull persists, drawing me forward with the inexorable force of tide against shore. The moment my foot touches the first stone, energy surges through me—not painful but intense, like plunging into water electrified by distant lightning. The runes beneath my feet flare brighter, their light racing ahead across the bridge's surface like ripples in a disturbed pond. The stream below sings, its melody just below the threshold of hearing, more felt than heard.

Even after so many years Even after sharing this bed with many other girls Even after replacing her fragrance with stink of alcohol She still remains She remains in my mind and I can't remove her from there. I got up from my bed and made my way towards the medical room. I need my answers She has made me a shell of a person I was before She has broken me into pieces non fixable She has made a fool of me A fool of the Alpha king I need to know why she did it. As I entered I saw her thin body covered in gauzes

A soft shimmer of magic spread across the room, sealing them in silence. “No one else can hear us,” she said. “Not even Ben.” Chelsea raised a brow. “Should I be worried?” Grammy’s lips thinned. “I am.” She turned the book toward Chelsea. The page was aged, the ink slightly faded, but still legible. Etched into the paper was an image—an ancient symbol of fire devouring a crescent moon, and below it, cryptic text in an archaic script.

Alessia's POV I frown every time I remember that Sushi made me suffer and was ignored. I didn't think he knew how to sulk. I didn't remember him because of so many things that happened. I remember my life before. So I let you have Sushi first. If he doesn't sulk anymore, I know that will come to me too. I looked up and saw the seemingly endless volcano of Eleftheria. The winged baboons are gone, and we are now on a steep road. It has no trail and is not part of the road. But no one passes here if I think about it.

Adassah turning red like a tomato while I rested my head back feeling the pain on my back then suddenly I chuckle. "Amore I think you went deeper this time" I chuckle at her. She became confused then she looks at how I bit my lip and my back arching in pain which make her blushed even more. My body is slowly healing as Adassah and Alera's nails dug deep into our skin. "Well, it's not like I was the one pounding in you. It's just a scratch Alpha while me I'm sore all over... I thought my big bad Alpha won't hurt that easily."

I take off his ring and place it on the parchment. "Thank you for your time. Please tell Draco I never want to see him again." I say thickly. I turn on my heel and take my exit swiftly. I walk fast through the grounds of Draco's home no longer enjoying the scents of the plant as I did when I first came here. As I exit the gate, I look around his quiet village and see no others. In the distance when I can no longer see his home behind me, I run. My vision is so blurry from my tears I stumble several times. I know that if takes me only a few moments to reach my hut, but the journey felt like a lifetime. I barely stop as I open the door. I run straight to my room and throw myself on my bed. I s

He quickly fixed his mental state and charged at Horace as he let out a deafening roar. Bam! Their clashing fists resulted in a deafening boom that resounded through the air. Able to punch through a concrete wall with ease, Achilles was exceptionally strong. Horace was forced to take a few steps back under the tremendous force. Apart from that, he was fine. Achilles, however, felt a jolt of electricity flowing from his arm to his shoulder, which was immediately followed by an agonizing pain in his bones as they fractured into pieces. “Ouch!”

Aria approached, feeling the air hum around her. “Wait,” Lena warned. “This might be a warded archive.” But Aria was already reaching out. The moment her fingers touched the cover, a pulse of energy erupted from the book, knocking the others back but leaving Aria standing. The book opened on its own. Pages flipped rapidly, guided by unseen hands, until they settled on a passage written in the Ancient Tongue. But Aria didn’t hesitate—she could read it. “From one soul was cast two. One in the womb, one in the void. One to rule by love, the other by fire. Should their paths ever cross, the world shall tremble and choose.”

The tugging sensation begins again, growing more and more intense as I continue to hold on, as the feeling intensifies I close my eyes and let it take me where it will. Splat! I make the mistake of gasping for breath and the taste of both mud and excrement fill my mouth. Spitting, I stand up noticing in the journey that I have dropped the pendant. Taking a look around, I wonder if this is where the heir has been hidden all this time. Reaching down I pick up the pendant and wipe it off on my cloak. I barely have time to do this before the sensation of tugging once more overwhelms me and the world blurs away. *************************************************************************************

Emma let out a defeated sigh but decided to wear it after not finding any other suitable option. As she stretched her hand back to open her zipper, it hit something firm, followed by a waft of warm breath, sensually caressing the nape of her neck. Fear rushed through her veins, rendering her body motionless. He's here! "Husband and wife don't hide from each other," he whispered, his voice growing huskier as their bodies drew dangerously close. She inhaled sharply, and an enticing blend of his luxurious cologne, laced with a subtle note of alcohol, enveloped her senses.