The Divine Realm Afk Novels & Stories

Hamal replies. I knew that about him. He tends to stay in this realm or one other. The gods mostly ignore the two realms. I go between this realm and two others again; they are realms more or less ignored by the gods. That is why I am somewhat surprised that Denali and Dasan are here. They tend not to come to this realm. Three realms are identical. The main difference between the three realms is how much the human populations within those realms know about us supernaturals. In one realm, there are no supernaturals; in another, the human and supernatural populations live cohesively for the most part. In the other realm, most of the human population has no idea the supernatural world

Kelly asked, confused to hear such tremendous explosions. “That would be Goddess Maia sparing with the Archangels over the ridge. When you reach the Divine Transformation realm, you can also go there and spar, but until then, know your limitations.” Blake said, smiling at Kelly, who was nodding; she was, after all, only at her Golden Core level and had a long way to go before reaching the Divine Transformation realm. “Alright. Who is ready to depart to the Inner World?” Blake announced but was forced back when a fireball came in his direction.

James nodded. The three stepped forward and approached the Fire Realm. They were currently within the most remote area of the Boundless Realm. The Empyrean Spiritual Energy in this region was incredibly scarce. Therefore, the strongest one could reach in this area was the Divine Rank. Although the Sanctuary of Darkness had occupied almost every planet in the Boundless Realm, they did not bother with this area because it was too weak. Soon, the trio arrived outside the Fire Realm. They passed through the atmospheric layers without hesitation and entered the skies of the Fire Realm.

Akiro froze, his whole face heating up in embarrassment as he remembered the way they lazily made out in the forest where anyone could see them— and then someone actually saw them and even told it to Divine! “Oh, come on, Aki! Why didn’t you tell us you’re in that stage already? We thought our youngest brother was still in dry season! Turns out he’s been getting the action already,” Divine said, smiling mischievously. “You know there’s nothing bad with that right?” It took Akiro a few seconds before he realised what they were talking about. He shook his head profusely. “Y-you’re mistaken! Heli and I... we still haven’t done that!”

How am I gonna tell them I'll be leaving anytime soon? "Hmmm…" The third elder played with his beard as he observed our anxiousness. "Seems like these gentlemen don't know you're not from this world." He pondered. "I think you're mistaken, elders. I've known Nemiah since she was a child. There's no way she doesn't belong to this world. Right, Nemiah?" Aries asked me for approval. But I couldn't answer him. I bit my lower lip while shaking my head in grief. "Tell them they're wrong!" He insisted.

muttered Ryder to himself. It wasn’t strange for Ryder not to know about all this. After all, there was only a handful of Domiensch Masters, which was why very few among them had even heard of there being a realm above the Domiensch Realm. Ryder was among them, and he had assumed that the Domiensch Realm was the highest he could go. Since he didn’t even know about the Deitus realm, there was no way that he’d know about fake primordial spirits being a thing.

Wherever he was hiding in this vast world, I hoped he knew that I loved him, that I had never stopped, and that I never would. I hoped he knew that I was waiting for him at home, that I was looking for him day and night, and that I missed him entirely too much to think about anything else. I knelt right there on the forest floor and prayed to the Goddess. Begging her to protect him, to keep his mind sharp, and his eyes wide open. For him to remain safe and sound, until he finally let himself be found. Come home, pup… _____________________________________________ A/N: ​I may or may not have shed one or two tears…

He gave me a little squeeze before leaving the room. "I'm Rachel, sister of the beta Daniel. If there is anything you need please let me know. I'd be happy to help." She held our her hand to me as she introduced herself. I watched as the alpha left without a word, leaving me and Rachel alone. "You could help me with something." I burst out as an idea crept into my mind. She looked very intrigued but then the smile was quickly replaced with a look of uncertainty. " Have you mind linked with them? That's what I do if I ever need to get a hold of Alpha Ben or Daniel." She said.

"Perhaps what emerged before were just its avatars, preparing for the true form's emergence. For instance, maybe you weren't the only one who obtained the Dark Divine Connection Major Technique." "This..." Helena suddenly thought of something. "Earlier, Gina and the others mentioned that people from the Divine Connection Sect were also on Purple Star. But Purple Star belongs to the Light Divine Holy Land. How did they get up there? And the Divine Connection Sect, with their Divine Connection techniques... Could it be..."

My mark's pulse matched the odd, repetitive thrum that seemed to emanate from the centre of the rift, and it became hotter with every second that went by. Dennis gazed around, his eyes wide, and murmured, "What is this place?" Grimly, "The Void’s domain," Aelric answered. "A world built on darkness and despair." Damon steadied himself and stepped closer to me. "Melissa, are you okay?" I lied and said, "I'm fine." It was becoming more difficult to manage the mark's potency. It was whispering promises of strength and dominance, and I could feel it pulling at me. I shook my head to concentrate. "Let’s keep moving."