The Abandoned Reincarnation Sage Novels & Stories

"Alpha Ryan, please forgive my rudeness, but I must ask my sister…why?" She turned to me, and her voice was sharp. "Why hasn't Dad awakened the ability to control his power yet? Didn't you go through this with him before? Don't you know what to do?" The training in the courtyard stopped, and all eyes turned toward us. I looked at her calmly and said, "I know nothing, Sunna." "You're lying! You must be hiding something! I know you were reborn too. I know everything!" Sunna screamed. I clenched my teeth. "In my previous life, I sacrificed myself to make that happen."

Unless… She sat up and wiped her tears away. Why would Lore take Sage back to the estate and leave a clue for her? She, Scarlet, was the one Lore wanted. Not Sage. Sage couldn’t save the Immortalist race—but Scarlet could. It was her that they needed. Lore had taken Sage to lure her there. Even Lore was smart enough to know she would never come if she thought Sage was dead. If anything, they would go out of their way to keep him alive, knowing full well that as soon as he was dead they’d have no power over Scarlet, no way to make her give up her life in order to save his. Sage was a bartering tool, a hostage, and his well-being was now in their strategic interest.

I was hypnotized for some reason and walked towards where the girl was pointing. After a while, I came to a fairly high mound. A hill that almost blends in with the ground's current height. But there's something odd going on. There were stone piles there, as if it were a tomb, and it began to crumble over time. "What is this place?" I screeched. I wanted to run away now, but the agdis just shook his head. "In many reincarnations, that foolish man has always failed and caused endless deaths. I hope you stop that foolish man in this reincarnation."

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.”

It placed their missing feelings and comfort on the dead. The Sage of Great Thunderclap Monastery, Golden Cicada, had also appeared in the Swordsmanship-seeking Sect. He sang as if he was reciting the Life Incantation. The Sanskrit verses covered the sky and the Buddha's light shone on them. So they could go beyond the cycle of rebirth.

Fortunately, the wound had disappeared. "Grandpa, what just happened?" Arya Santanu turned to the old man. "Most likely you are the incarnation of the prince Nuswapala who died in the cave. Incarnation is different from reincarnation. Incarnation is the complete process of rebirth. This is where the soul from the past comes back to life in a new body, in a new opportunity and can decide which body it wants to be in. If my guess is correct, then the prophecy that has been predicted for a hundred years will come true." The old man was worried. "What do you mean, what prophecy, and who am I?" Arya Santanu was confused.

Magic Circuits had been unlocked. [Your spiritual awakening's limit has been removed. Unlimited amount of absorbed energy can now be combusted to full capacity] [The system has detected multiple arrays of recorded ancient magic and rune enchantment on your database, would you like to administer a quick analysis?] "Confirm" [10,000 combinations had been verified, Your ultimate skill had been revived] "Finally…." I said, as I feel my strength finally coming back to its former state. "Now I could finally use High Grade Magic like I used to…."

Sage pov Flashback Nine year old Sage, one of the naturally born immortals, watched his family being slaughtered by one who looked like a demon from hell. Just last night they had been having dinner, all laughs and fun, no pressure, everyone loved everyone. His mother, father, brothers, and little sister, all together, with him the last born. They usually ate together, but this time felt different, they all had something extra to say, River, his eldest brother, had offered him his powers as a gift; the others followed suit.

Ambrosia POV: This morning I woke up earlier than everyone else, I showered and dressed in black tights because I knew what I would be doing today. I braided my hair back tightly and walked down to the basement, I wanted to spend a little time with my siphon to see if I could somehow connect with it a little more. While I was walking through the basement my mind was trailing off. "What do you think Sage? You've been a little quiet through all of this." I said through our link. "Well I have been doing research of my own." Sage replied. "What do you mean you have been doing research on your own?" I asked. "Sit down next to your siphon and close your eyes." Sage grunted. It is too early for her

I have to find away from it. I spent the whole night searching through the books that I got from the sages library to see something that can remotely help me. It was almost a fruitless endeavour until I saw something that caught my attention. The springs of the Zadia. It read. “In the original settlement of the sabertooth mages and sages, there was a part of their temple that had springs that the sages meditated upon. It was the most spiritually inclined place in the world. It is said that the veil that separates the soul, spirit and body lies there. During shifting seasons, any mage or sage can self meditate there and be able to get themselves fully separated from any of the three entities.