The Celestial Returned From Hell Novels & Stories

Lunaris replied. “No,” Sienna snapped. “You’re afraid we won’t.” The goddess’s smile faltered, just slightly. Sienna saw it. Ryder saw it. Lunaris lowered her hand, the frost retreating. “The celestial beasts will return before dawn. Each wave stronger than the last. I cannot stop them anymore.” Sienna lifted her chin. “Because you sent them.” Lunaris didn’t deny it. Instead, her voice dipped lower, almost a whisper.

As they ascended to new celestial heights, the celestial rebirth chamber faded away, leaving only the echoes of their celestial journey resonating through the cosmic currents. The celestial rebirth had begun, and the couple found themselves on the threshold of a celestial realm that transcended mortal comprehension. The ever-evolving celestial mosaic, pulsating fractals, and celestial echoes guided their celestial rebirth, promising an exploration of cosmic realms that held the keys to the ultimate mysteries of the universe.

He got up from his throne and walked over to his golden window which overlooked all of heaven from the high and magnificent view. “I guess it’s about time I told the both of you the truth,” He said. “What truth, Father?” Norae asked. God turned around, ready to tell them that everything they knew about him was really not everything, ready to show them the truth of his origin and that of his brother who had returned for reasons still unknown to him. ******************* The Celestials appeared in the middle of a swamp in what appeared to be somewhere in the A****n jungle. They appeared out of nowhere and landed softly in the swamp with Josh and Isabelle in their hands.

Relying on the heavenly heart imprints to shield his consciousness from the chaotic energy, Severin finally managed to come into contact with the edges of the celestial world. All of a sudden, a terrifying aura erupted from the celestial world, resembling a supreme god traversing through the eternal river of time. Severin's consciousness was instantly annihilated before he could react. Back inside the original space, Severin's eyes snapped open as his pupils contracted violently. He murmured grimly, "Was that a royal celestial, or was it something else?"

The Celestial Assembly thrived, its celestial flames igniting the hearts of countless beings, inspiring them to embrace their own celestial potential and join the eternal quest for light, love, and harmony. In the wake of their triumphant victory over the Voidbringer, Luna Celestis and her pack dedicated themselves to the restoration and healing of the worlds that had suffered under the darkness. They traveled to each realm affected by the malevolent entity, bringing with them the celestial light and energy needed for renewal. With their celestial flames, Luna and her pack infused the desolate landscapes with vibrant colors, breathing life back into once barren lands. They nurtured the growt

This was an Envoy of the Celestial Court—the highest ruling body of the Cultivation Realm, a dimension far above the mortal world she had transmigrated into. "The Celestial Court," Scarlett breathed, gripping Caleb’s arm. "They found us." "Your family offered you as a sacrifice to the Frozen Throne," the Envoy continued, his tone devoid of any human empathy. "You were meant to be the lock that kept the Beast asleep, allowing the metal gods of the Void to play their games. Instead, you broke the lock. You woke the Beast. And you have destroyed a fleet of the Architects, disrupting the cosmic balance." Caleb stood up, his naked chest expanding as he took a step toward the projection. "I am not

Since you had to wake up first. I froze. “He wants my power.” “His desire goes beyond that.” Lilith’s expression darkened. “He wishes to use your blood in order to open the Celestial Gate.” “What is that?” “The line that separates the world of the living from the spiritual realm.” My stomach twisted. “If he opens it…” “He will be able to bring back anybody who has ever died.” I stared at her. “Anyone?” “Anyone.” The realization hit me. “That's exactly why he brought himself back.”

"No. Father, I do not, I will not accept this arrangement. I do not see my future with this man. I can't !" Her father saw the frustration in his daughter's eyes. "Very Well then. Now go on" She stared at her father and walked out. The heavy thought of their decision stays on her mind all night. She could not sleep. Her legs pulled her out of her bed and she let them take her to the closed doors of her balcony. The moon was vibrant. Beautiful. But there was always something devilish about the nights in the Kingdom, due to that forest. When her eyes fell from the moon to the forest below her curiosity rose. The devil's forest as they said. She could see the dark black soil that started from t

If I wanted a new start, I needed to heal even those who caused me pain, just as Nora said when I had to leave with Leo for the Crescent Moon pack. I stopped in front of a room. Room 12. My heart hammered in my chest as I pushed the door open just enough to slip inside. My sister was sitting beside the bed, her head bowed in exhaustion. And her husband looked pale and was heaving loudly. Elias struggled to control the rare blood-clotting disease because his healing techniques worked mostly for humans and not for supernatural beings. He touched them to relieve their pain for a while. I swallowed hard. My scent was masked when I leaned forward and cleared my throat. At first, I thought Aisha w

Brightness. It was all that I saw towards the end. Zeus and Lucifer were about to attack each other for the last time, the final strike, the last clash, the moment that would destroy the portals between Heaven and Hell and leave all the souls in one single realm. The second that they began to move towards each other, I let my consciousness return back to my body and my eyes shot wide open. Brightness. It felt like it lasted forever, but it slowly vanished to reveal a blue sky above, not a single cloud in sight. It was silent now, the war was over.