Spirit Blade Mountain Novels & Stories

he told her. “That’s all right.” Nya was shivering so much, her words were difficult to distinguish, even to her own ear. “Just show me your pile of bones or whatever it is you wanted me to see so that I can go home.” He made that face at her again, the one he made when he couldn’t believe what he was hearing. Slate shook his head, and then stepped a bit closer to the mountain. “You’ll have to come through here.” It was a small hole near the ground, not much more than one meter by one meter in diameter. “Go in there?” she asked. “Are you crazy? Is this how you trick people into becoming your dinner?”

The rustling sound made her flinch and she abruptly turned her to confirm her doubt. The eerie silence was filled up only with the stream burbles that was coming from the mountain river flowing down. There wasn't any more sound to hamper the silence until a pair of golden orbs flashed in front of her eyes. The same pair of eyes was her tormentor, the reason for her miseries.

The Spire was visible for miles—a needle of black stone against the grey sky, its summit wreathed in unnatural clouds. Three weeks of preparation had brought us here. Three weeks of planning and healing and gathering intelligence. Bastian's wound had closed, though his wolf was still silent. Kellan had mapped every approach to the mountain. Archer had prepared medical kits for every possible injury. And I had spent every night lying awake, feeling the distant pulse of something wrong through the bond web. Ilyra stood beside me at the base of the mountain, her thin frame wrapped in a heavy cloak. "I can feel him. The Solitary. He's in there. His signature is like ours, but twisted. Like a son

James encountered many of the Blade Sect’s disciples along the way. Soon, the trio reached the Blade Sect’s main mountain. The main mountain was about 100,000 meters tall, and there was a staircase that led directly to the mountaintop. The staircase looked like a giant dragon circling the mountain, giving the mountain a very majestic vibe. Many buildings could be seen on the mountaintop. The mountain was shrouded in white mist and looked like a paradise from a distance.

Hmm....umm," Selcus said, nodding. They both went to Spirit Mountain, which was a scary and dark place on top of a hill No one dares to climb on it because the ghost is said to be deep in meditation on top of it. Aside from Fenix, creatures such as witches, bad spirits, vampires, and so on lived in that spirit valley

The others nodded, their expressions a mixture of curiosity and anticipation. As if responding to her words, the Moonflower’s glow intensified, and a vision began to unfold before them. Ethereal images swirled in the air, painting the landscape with vibrant colors—mountains that pierced the sky, clouds that danced like specters, and a figure atop the highest peak, cloaked in the winds themselves. “It’s Zephyr,” Cassie breathed, her eyes wide with wonder. “The Wind Spirit… he’s the ally we need next.” “Stormpeak Mountain,” Xavier murmured, his brow furrowed as he took in the vision. “But it looks treacherous. We’ll need to prepare ourselves for this journey.”

I realized this was just another prank of his. My strength drained away. The pain was so bad I couldn't even question him. That was Colin, a prank lover. Ever since I confessed my feelings ten years ago, I'd been dragged into his games. The first time, he tested my sincerity, making me search for his lost watch in a snowstorm. Succeeding, I'd earn a chance to pursue him. Unfortunately, I never found it, only ending up hospitalized with frostbite. He visited and flashed the watch on his wrist, saying I passed the test. I could never forget that smirk on his face.

The sight that befell Cilyna and Kaynon as they reached the side of the mountain had Cilyna staring in astonishment. An older woman with hip length silver hair sat cross legged in the center of a salt circle. There was no wind blowing through the trees, yet her hair was flowing all around her as if she had stuck her finger in a light socket though gently swaying to her soft siren chant. The setting sun was her spotlight and the small dust like particles floating in the air looked like glitter. The scene had a Disney magic feel to it.

The mid-day sun shone brightly in the clear, blue sky, scorching hot as ever. White, small, fluffy clouds gathered atop the barren mountains ahead. Between the gap of the valley's bare surface, the whole world seemed to dance in a wave as the burning temperature gave off a fierce and fiery blast.

A dark glint flashed in Blair’s eyes, and he stood up to look at the bookshelf. His study was very large, with the desk set up to the side and three towering bookshelves filled with books... Blair narrowed his eyes dangerously and said sternly, “Who’s there? Come out!” The next moment, a small figure slowly walked out from behind the bookshelf. Blair was stunned when he saw who it was. “W-When did you come in?” Spike’s eyes were wide as he struggled to contain his tears. However, they streamed down his face uncontrollably. He sniffed and said hoarsely, “B-Before you came back. I just... wanted to find a book...”