The Earth Chosen Savior Novels & Stories

Powerless facing power. "I am Eva Morrison. I speak for Earth. For humanity. For everyone who lives here. And I offer you choice. Different choice. Better choice. Choice that saves everyone instead of just you." The king laughed. Sound like thunder. Like earthquake. Like end of world. "What choice could humans offer gods? What could prey offer predators? What could—" "Hope," I interrupted. "We offer hope. We offer solution to your collapsing dimension. We offer way to save your home instead of destroying ours. We offer partnership instead of consumption. We offer life instead of death."

"Eve, I know you've always liked Joseph, but I still think you should consider Theodore. He might be a little boring compared to Joseph, but he's a lot more serious. Most importantly, I can see how good he is to you." My head throbbed with pain as I slowly lifted my gaze and saw my dad, Horace Pierce, sitting before me, patiently trying to persuade me. When I looked around, I realized that I had been reborn. I had been reborn to the time before everything had happened.

I prayed my baby would withstand whatever was coming. I apologized as I prayed to the Moon Goddess for her strength and protection. This pup deserved to live, and I was not above selling my soul to protect it. Before I could feel anything, I heard a roar and opened my eyes to see Matt sailing through air, leaping on the man about to attack me. He had arrived. He was here and he was protecting me. Everything would be alright. We were safe.

"I am weird because I am not just seen by anyone. You should count yourself lucky to be chosen by the deities." "Chosen? I am at the verge of death because if the curse placed on me. I am Chosan and you tell me I'm chosen? What what if I may ask? After my death or…? My anger rose at the tone of the words dropped by the Coddos. Chosen when I was already doomed for all eternity? What is wrong with the deities? My heart was heavy enough not to care if it crushed me at that moment. "You are more than what you see yourself, girl. Listen to the winds, the waters, the earth, and listen to the fires. Follow where the energy leads you and watch your mind be filled with satisfaction."

When they all howl or yell, I know they're fired up like me. "Good. Kill everyone except Davina. I have decided to keep her as one of my servants." I lead them all outside and we head to the portal. We know there are men waiting to get anyone who comes through. They should be easy enough to kill. "Alright, men, this is our one shot to take over the Earth and let evil prevail. Make me proud." The first group yells as they jump through the portal. Evil will always win. It's time to make the good die.

We like to say she is the gift from the goddess to us. Her eyes glow brighter than ever and I back away. “The war is going to begin with your men and a Chinese human, Mr. Sei is the name he goes by… After his death, the war against supernaturals will begin.” Her tone is fierce and the authority in her voice makes me wonder why Selene didn't make her the alpha. “We have to be ready and willing to fight this battle. Many will lose their lives but it will be worth it. The war may begin during your reign as alpha or years after but the goddess warns that we should be ready to face what is coming!”

Cole behind her. "And I heard Richard Reed from Reed Group is her father too." My father and my husband had both somehow become hers. I pressed my lips together and smiled. "Don't worry. I'm not sad." I went to the restroom and called my mother, who was living across the ocean. She had always supported my choices. On the phone, she did not scold me. She only said gently, "Sweetheart, I respect whatever you choose. "Some things have to be lived through before they become lessons."

In the living room, David was still sitting on the ground. After bringing my body out of the basement, he had stayed there, holding me. My head rested in the crook of his arm. Bits of hay were still stuck in my hair. His eyes stared straight ahead, his pupils unfocused. “Dad,” Bella ran over and kneeled before him. “Dad, what happened to Clara?” David didn’t look at her. He lowered his head and looked at me in his arms. Suddenly, he smiled, one that made my back feel cold.

Susan's parents had divorced too, and they had each built their separate families since, leaving her all by herself—she felt all the more lonely during festive seasons. I was the one who married her and gave her a family so she no longer had to wander, and now, she realized once more that she was scared of divorce and didn't want her new family to break up. But it was too late. I called for my mentor for the prayer rites, so my son could pass into the afterlife sooner. When he was done, he looked at me, and then at Susan. Smiling ever so faintly, he poked the center of Susan's forehead. "Even the most venomous snakes never eat their children. After such sacrilege, it's time you become mortal

I've never heard it before. 'Emberborns have long been recognized from birth. The trait emerges more frequently in a minority of Omega families, and this divine mark is often passed from parent to offspring. Emberborns were once believed to have been chosen by the goddess, as their ability to lead, support, and care for others is innate and unwavering. Their sense of justice is enhanced, and though excessive kindness and generosity are displayed from those with this trait, they have the right amount of ruthlessness expected from a leader.