The Celestine Prophecy Kindle Novels & Stories

I didn't turn around. "We can save her," she said. "You and I can save Jezebel, Tisha." I turned around and let her explain. She confided in me that she had to reveal every prophecy she sees to her Alpha...my father. Telling him about Jezebel resulted in Jezebel's death. She knew she couldn't tell my father about the prophecy because it would always end with Jezebel dying. Unfortunately, there is a condition to her gift. If she doesn't reveal the prophecy to her Alpha then she will go insane. The burden of insanity had already begun to plague her by the time she revealed her visions to me. Luckily, there is a loophole. My blood. I am the Alpha's legitimate daughter, and despite the lack of r

Celea " But how are you his weakness?" Deon " Have any of you ever saw the devils face?" Celea " Yes, we did see his face" Zehn " I also saw it" Dereus " Does he have golden eyes?" Celea " yes...." * sigh* " There is a prophecy that is over 1000 years old" Celea " It says that the Devil will be defeated by his child, that child is the reason of the war 600 years ago" Celea

And it’s why I’m working with Liv. The only thing that still bothers me is the traitor portion of the prophecy. It's the one thing that I can't figure out. Marcus is nearly certain that Celeste is the traitor and he is right about the prophecies that he deciphers about 80% of the time. When he isn’t right, it’s because things were mistranslated or misremembered. But I know that’s what the Goddess said. I just don’t know why Celeste would bring the Riding Hoods here. What would she have to gain from it?

Rowan smiled faintly. “You’re learning quickly.” Seraphine pointed to one of the scrolls. “We discovered something in the archives.” Luna glanced at the old parchment. It was covered in faded symbols and drawings of moons. “What am I looking at?” she asked. Eldric spoke softly. “A prophecy.” Luna blinked. “Oh great. I love prophecies.” Her voice was dripping with sarcasm. Kael chuckled quietly. Eldric continued anyway. “This prophecy was written by the first Moonbearer nearly a thousand years ago.”

He asked. "Because I don't want to! Don't you guys get it" I spread my hand and felt that this scene is somewhat familiar even though I don't know when it ever happened. "This is also about your future, The prophecy existed because of you and I" He said as I paused. "Wait! Hold in! What are you talking about?" I asked him but he just shook his head. "We can't meet now because of the present situation but that doesn't mean that things will change. We all have secrets that we want to find out and this might be a stepping stone because it is called 'FATE'." He said as I rolled my eyes.

“What does that mean?” Dell drops his hands and with a deep sigh sits down heavily on his chair picking up his teacup. Conflicted on if he should tell everything. Maybe it would be best just to tell her the specifics. Taking a sip of his tea he looks at his daughter over the cup’s edge. “That Prophecy states that one will be born with the gifts besotted upon the males. With these gifts whomever she or he chooses to Mate will become all powerful.” Corbin gasps looking at her daddy. He nods at her. “If she or he chooses poorly, it will mean the end of the world. If she or he chooses wisely. A new age of all Supernatural kind will emerge. For their offspring will be as gods upon this world.”

“This isn’t about me.” “Let’s move on,” Caleb said, sensing Izzy was getting upset. “Izzy was wondering if Cornelious could be the dragon that is mentioned in the prophecy. If he was the one that Nahum contacted after having the prophecy, it makes sense that he’s involved somehow. Or at least Nahum thinks he is.” “I’d agree with that,” Johan said. “The moons must mean the werewolf community. That’s a pretty obvious translation of that.”

At the center stood a massive stone pedestal, and atop it lay an ancient book, bound in dark leather, its cover pulsing with a faint blue light. I stepped forward, drawn to it. This was the heart of the prophecy. As my fingers brushed the cover, the book responded—flaring to life with light that flooded the room. Visions erupted in my mind, vivid and unstoppable, showing me the truth I had been chasing all along.

I winced. “Careful.” “You’re welcome.” I looked at him. His face was close. Too close. I looked away. “I think that was the first defense,” I said. He groaned. “There’s more?” I nodded. “Always.” We stepped into the opened chamber. Inside was a pedestal. On it—a scroll sealed in glass. “Is that it?” he asked. I nodded. “The prophecy.” I approached it slowly. Something inside me whispered. This is what Ignis wants.

"You're fading." She smiled at him. "Everything changes." The Elder Wolf lowered his head. "So the stories were true." Mercy nodded once. "They were." Celestia stepped closer. "What stories?" The Elder closed his eyes. "There was one prophecy... older than the Book of Origins. It was forbidden because no Guardian ever wished to believe it." He looked toward the Moon Goddess. "It said... *'When the final soul finds peace... the First Light shall begin to dim.'*"