The Doors Of Eden Novels & Stories

They plunged deeper into the forest, their hearts pounding with fear. As they ran, the hum grew louder until it was almost deafening. The air grew thick with electricity, and the mist grew thicker still. Suddenly, Ava stopped again, her eyes fixed on something ahead. Eddie and Millie followed her gaze, and their hearts skipped a beat. In front of them stood a massive stone door adorned with intricate carvings of twisted vines and leaves. The door was covered in symbols that seemed to pulse with a dark energy. Ava's eyes locked onto theirs. "This is the only way out," she said. "We have to go through this door."

Chapter-107 (New Discovery) " That is the spirit Eddie, now you can go". Zeus said to Eddie which confused him. " How do I leave here when Blaze has flown away". Eddie said and a door opened instantly. He moved closer to the door, and pressed the doorknob but discovered it was locked. "How am I going to open this door?". He murmured and recalled the key Amina had given to him. Eddie smiled and dipped his hand inside his pocket and brought out the key.

Ember laughed lightly and Caleb offered his arm with a bow again and they walked down to the ballroom. As they got closer they could hear the chatter and murmurs coming from the crowd. The main doors were closed most of the guests would have arrived through the glass doors from outside or the smaller entrance on the other side. These doors were meant to make a statement. They were made from wood and carved with intricate details of the history of wolves. The moon goddess across the top with her arms spread wide with the first pack in various stages of the shift. It was beautiful and one of Ember’s favourite things in the castle. She always saw something new every time she gazed on these door

Soon enough, they create space for Samuel to step into the city. "Why can't we just mention that we foun-" "Don't!! Look around you Eden! This people will give anything to know what you are just about to say. Come with me." She hisses to my ears. She takes my hand and we both move towards the gate. "Excuse me officer!" she says to one of the guards. "Step aside Blondie! I don't have time for whatever you want to say." He replies looking bored. "No! You will have time for this! We found water! My team found water! You need to let us in so we can inform our captain!" Elsa insists in a low voice.

All she needs is just to close her eyes and sleep. George noticed her lack of interest and he stopped kissing her to look into her eyes, he sighed when he saw how tightly she closed her eyes and groaned, “what is going on, Irene? Why are avoiding me these days? What is going on? Don't I attract you any more, or do I have a smell you don't like? I have only made love to you twice in the past two months now. How are we going to have babies if I don't touch you? Or do you still need some time? Speak to me, honey, I am dying in silence.”

Cazer was frustrated that he should visit her here now, much less with the irritatingly sanctimonious Trainee Captain in tow. Thoroughly hidden in a dark alcove at the end of the hall, its surface uneven and full of gaps, the handle hanging precariously by a single willing screw was a small door. Unable to believe it served to guard any inhabitant the two men paused awkwardly in front of its tiny wooden frame. Gazing dubiously at the mediocre entryway, then at the Night Gate Director, Lance Armistice passed an obvious look of silent judgement.

As the rain continued to splash Ethan Brooks's face and drip from several parts of his body, Ethan Brooks realized with a start that the rain was coming down on him. "Wake up! One should rush to find containers to collect rainwater." Jerking over, Ethan Brooks nearly lost his soul. Right in front of the doorway to his den stood a woman, cloaked.

A hologram of Earth appeared. Deep beneath the planet's surface was a structure. Enormous. Far larger than the Ark. Charles whispered: “That can't be.” Elena stared at it. “What is it?” Architect Prime answered. “The First Door.” Elena turned. “I already opened the First Door.” Prime shook his head. “No.” “You opened the entrance to Genesis.” He pointed toward Earth. “That is the real First Door.” “What is behind it?” Architect Prime looked at Architect Zero. “Our creator's greatest mistake.”

Daisy was inside the room having a nap, when she heard a knock at the door. Stirring up from her sleep, she rubbed the sleep off her face and looked at the door that still had someone knocking on it. "Who is there? Do you want to break the door down?" She asked in annoyance. Putting her legs down to the floor and slipping them into her black flip flop slippers. " Good afternoon Ma, it's Eden, I think there is someone at the gate. I couldn't open it without anyone's permission, that's why I had to come up here to ask you if I could."

The door vanished. --- Door after door appeared. Power. Peace. Family. Immortality. Revenge. Forgiveness. Every possibility I had ever wanted. Every temptation. Every fear. One door showed James alive. Another showed Elyria alive. Another showed Solarius returning. Another showed every person we had lost standing together beneath a peaceful moon. That door hurt the most. My hand pressed against its surface. I could see them. All of them. Waiting. Smiling. Alive. My knees weakened.