Soul To Keep Novels & Stories

Eventually, the two halves will become whole… with a single intimate act. Based on a nosey young girl’s questions on the matter, it was found that soulmates could feel each other when in the same vicinity. A beacon, of sorts. This beacon draws them closer until they find each other. This pulsating warmth, that thumps relentlessly in the chest of the pairs,… is an encouraging nudge to follow the bond to their destined mate. This is often used to draw two souls together across distance, but it does not dim after this initial meeting. It grows stronger until one half of the pair can find the other half—no matter where they are. Although this warmth is able to be ignored, the loss of warmth leav

It was a broken heart shape that had our initials on and a holy belt that was keeping both parts connected. "As I said, we always end up in each other's arms. No one can keep us separated for too long. You always remember me. Your heart and your body does. They can wash your brain but they can't remove my soul that is inside your body." I added and she quickly looked into my eyes with a confused frown on her face.

' This could only mean one thing, Sia has regained her memories and lost her soul in the process' ################

No beasts trying to attack us. We finally found a cave yesterday to keep us warm. We have fire. We have meat. We even have clothes to keep us warm. They're messing with us. I know the pattern. The Soul Keepers give you a week or more of almost-peace, let you think maybe we can survive this, right before they drop something designed to rip your soul out through your teeth. I can't take another round. I can't handle seeing Hazel almost fully naked again. I keep trying to get those images out of my head and replace them with images of my mate.

Several important things to note in that sentence, but I really must know, “What is a keeper?” “Who, not what. And keepers have been charged for all eternity with helping souls that have left the mortal realm pass on. If you had not stuck your head firmly in the land of denials, you would have taken note of all the teeming souls waiting for you to help them pass on.”

"But the gods measure him by how he carries his destiny." She spoke of fate often—not as myth, but as law. That the five of us had one same mate, chosen by something older than time. A woman whose soul had been woven with ours before we were even born. A companion who would carry our light and temper our shadows. And if destiny didn’t bring her to us, we were to find her. Like our fathers did. "If fate doesn’t deliver her," she said, ladling soup during our last visit, "go out into the world, find her, and claim her, as your fathers crossed mountains to claim me. Don’t wait for signs. Be the sign."

“W-What should I do?!” “Listen carefully to everything I say next.” The husband’s face turned grim. “She wants to trap your soul here. If you want to live, you have to retrieve the part of the soul you lost! “Go to the bathroom. Lock it! No matter how abandoned the bathroom looks, pretend that it’s normal. Fill the tub with water and lay in it. When noon arrives tomorrow, your soul will return to you. Remember! If you want to live, no matter what you hear and feel, do not leave the tub!”

“It is our job to maintain the harmony of nature, and we cannot play God. Whenever one tries to change to the path that fate has carved out, calamity will be sure to come to fruition.” “Calamity...” I whispered out. Was something worse coming, or was the draining of a pack enough? Pru turned the page and picked up at a different section. “Once the last breath has been taken, you can attempt to revive someone with a heart or even someone’s life force, but both of these are just temporary. A soul can be held to the earth, but it will not last. It would be best if you can ground it, and to release the soul, you must destroy the grounding item.”

Trust becoming prison. My han‌d‌s wer⁠e shaking s⁠o bad I co​uld barely turn pa‌g‌es. I’ve found the w‌ay.⁠ Ancient magic. Soul preservation across lifet‍imes. I will die but I w‌ill not en‍d. I wil‌l r⁠eturn. Aga‍in and again. The words​ blur‌red. Un‍til the per‌fect vessel is born.

"Otherwise, your woman would not have been infected with the Malleus worm. However, even I am unable to neutralize the Malleus worm, unless you can find one thing. Maybe then the two women will have hope. However, you only have ten days." "What is it?" Sebastian asked at once. "The Soulbell!" Kairo said. He looked up and said, "This is a priceless treasure, and it is also one of the sacred vessels of sorcery. If you can find it, any curse will be dissolved at once." "Do you know where the Soulbell is?" Sebastian asked, frowning. "It… it… it's at S-S-word T-Towers…" Before Kairo could finish, he suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood and died on the spot.