Novel & Cerita Sunday X Caelus

The flood slowly receded and the sun's rays little by little managed to break through the thick dark clouds that surrounded the land of Shamo. It was the seventh day which meant that the flash flood had occurred for a week. And, during that one week, everyone was temporarily losing their martial arts. “Heirlooms like this have a certain expiration date and amount of use.” Xu Xiaofei started the conversation on the seventh day because the previous days he didn't have the energy to speak up. Zhou Fu, Chen Long, and Feng Yaoshan lined up to listen to Xu Xiaofei's explanation further.

Caelum didn’t answer immediately. He stood beside me at the cliff’s edge, his ancient gaze fixed on the sky. Finally he exhaled. “No,” he said. “It wasn’t.” Cold dread crawled up my spine. “He said the moon is dying.” “Yes.” “You don’t sound surprised.” Caelum turned to look at me. “I suspected something was wrong after your ritual.” My jaw tightened. “You didn’t mention that.” “You had just shattered eternity,” he said dryly. “I thought you deserved a moment to breathe before I told you the sky might collapse.”

With the seal, he wouldn't die anytime soon and kept the cultivator from using any of his Ion energy. Reap System: Quest Complete: Capture A Moon Vally Sect Disciple. Bonus: Cao Xen is a furnace to be turned back in. will increase relations with Moon Valey Sect. REwards: TUndra Manual, Mo Lan Secret Quest Unlocked, Cold Heart Pills 4x

​The Terrestrial Ambassador ​In the Sahara Garden above, Kael had undergone a transformation of his own. The former architect of the Thorne enclaves had become the first Terrestrial Ambassador. He wasn't trying to unplug the pillar anymore; he was "Tuning" the Xylos-vessel to the Earth’s seasonal rhythms. ​"The Earth isn't just a host, Aara," Kael told me, his eyes now shimmering with a soft, emerald-gold light. "It’s a Co-Author. The Xylos-spores are learning how to breathe our nitrogen.

"Goodnight, Caelum." "Goodnight, Sol."

Xion cleared his throat, “Hey, Sierra. I need to talk to you.” She titled her head, confusion was appeared on her beautiful face, “Aren’t we talking right now?” “Yeah, I mean, it’s about us—” Before he finished his words, Gray and Zed came out from the meeting room. Sierra stared at Xion, giving him ‘We’ll talk later’ expression before she turned her head to the young man. “How is it?” “Two days,” Gray answered; he was excited to tell this, “We’re going to attack Kingdom of Bealaris once more.”

My eyes got widened because of what I heard from him in my mind. “What do you mean?” I don't clearly understand what he had said, or I understand it but it's too much for my brain to register. “In other word, Caya can now create temporal effects that can even affect incorporeal and metaphysical life forms who are normally at an alternate plane of existence, such as dream sprites, ghosts, and deities. But since she condensed the mana inside her celestial realm, those who are inside it are the ones who will be affected only. Beelzebub is now doomed,” Mammon explained to me. I blinked my eyes several times while looking directly at Caya. She’s really a monster among us in terms of magic. My hea

“She’s my mate, Callum.” “What?” he breathed. I looked back at her. She was barely conscious, slumped against the cold wall. She looked so frail and underfed. Her breathing was shallow and uneven. I wanted to hold her. To shield her and tear apart anyone who had laid a hand on her. “Open this cell before I break it down myself,” I growled. And I could. I was an Obsidian wolf, one of the most powerful wolves alive. If they refused, I would rip the bars out of the stone and use them to crush their heads.

​The Signal of the Outriders ​Inside the Respiration’s command center—which had now become a cathedral of living wood and shimmering data-fiber—Elia Davis was fighting to stabilize the "Galactic Ear." ​"The Synthesis didn't just heal us, Kael," Elia said, her face illuminated by a projection of the solar system’s outer boundary. "It turned the sun into a Sub-Space Bell. Our awakening sent a ripple through the local star cluster. And something just answered."

The Solaris Chamber was a hall of glass and silver, designed to focus the light of the full moon onto a single, obsidian altar. The roof had been retracted, revealing the cold, indifferent eye of the Moon Goddess. In the center of the hall, Kaelen was suspended in a cage of silver-wire. He was no longer crying. He sat perfectly still, his stormy sea eyes fixed on the moon, his skin glowing with a faint, unnatural violet light.