The Earth's Chosen Savior Novels & Stories

“Move.” They slip out the back. The air outside is cold and wet and smells like pine and exhaust. Luca’s breath comes fast. Kai keeps one hand on Luca’s shoulder for half a second, steering him, grounding him. A touch. Quick. Necessary. Luca flinches like he hasn’t been touched safely in a while. Kai opens the gate and pushes him through. Then headlights flare at the front street, sweeping sideways, searching. Sanchez curses under his breath. Kai doesn’t. Kai just moves. Because the sea taught him something early. If you wait to feel ready, you drown.

I replied firmly, “that I was lying in this house unconscious, injured, and vulnerable, and none of them noticed.” His eyes flickered slightly. “And Anton did,” he said. “Yes.” “And that makes him a hero in your eyes,” Alec said. “It makes him the person who found me,” I corrected. “You see?” Alec said sharply. “You are already framing him as the savior.” “Because he was there,” I said, exasperated. “Because he helped.” “Or because he needed to ensure he controlled the narrative,” Alec countered. I stared at him in disbelief. “You are reaching.”

"You want the truth, Lisa? You want to know who you are? You want to end this bullshit? You come see me. You ain't getting nowhere, following them 'round, I swear to you! I know them better than you ever think you did, they gone hide you from yourself until we're all dead. You come see me when you ready to know the truth, Lisa!" A smile crossed her lips as she said this, knowing her words were sending my mother off the edge. But these words seeped deep into my bones, and as Sajida was practically hauled out by the Coterie, they danced around in my mind until I believed them. But even though I believed them, I had little faith in them - I'm the chosen one. The savior. But how could I save eve

There were an Angel Arin was just listened them and said I wanted to go on the earth. The God saw this and said to the Arin that okay you can go there.But one condition. Never tell anyone that you're an angel and never use your power to to save any human life cause if you do that you will be punished with die. Arin accepted this and goes out to the earth. On This time in the earth the the king Henry was rules the whole Britain. He was the most powerful king in this time. He had a beautiful daughter which name was isla. Everybody in the kingdom called her the Goddess of beauty.

A torch of fire was brought in and handed over to the pack’s priest, who held it up above his head, such that we all had to look up to see the torch burning like youthful strength, and flickering like a rush of adrenalin. “From the gods our souls came, and from the dust was our bodies made, to both we shall return.” The priest said loud enough for us all to hear. “To both we shall return.” We all, who had gathered for Gova’s funeral responded, our voices echoing in the funeral ground. The priest dropped the torch on the funeral pyre, lighting up the corpse, and sparking up a round of wailing from family, friends and well-wishers of late Gova. I felt my tears dripping non-stop, warming up my

Chapter Forty-two: The Joyful Choice Teddy is gleefully clapping his hands in response to what his father said, and Ernest smiles and says, “God is to be praised. Undoubtedly, the angels in heaven are jubilant about the salvation of one man who has acknowledged Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour,” Ernest exclaims, adding, "God is pleased that you chose to share His message of salvation with us. Congratulations, Darwin." "When was the last time you accepted Jesus Christ, Honey? You never shared that message to me or your kid Teddy?" Natalia asks Darwin as they exchange questions.

“You’re right. I don’t know as well as I should, but can you understand that in my world, once you’ve found the one, you don’t let go?” “You said you don’t have mates, so how do you know this?” “I know, I said that, but I believe sometimes it’s just ordained, written in the stars. I never said it didn’t exist but that we can choose who we want; but I’ve also heard of people finding their mate, their soulmate.”

"You are assuming that all portals are the same. Don’t you preach how the world is full of wonders and creatures with different abilities?" "There are stories about Gods who could open portals at will.", Talia added to reinforce Drake’s point. Yasmin frowned. "Are you saying that a God opened a portal and kidnapped my father?" Talia spread her arms helplessly. "God is just a term for a creature that’s beyond our comprehension. Maybe not kidnapped. What if two Gods battled here, caused a disturbance in energies that your father came to investigate and he ended up swept away in it? Unless you have a better idea, we will go with that."

"The rejection mark is a rare thing. It is a sign, Ariana." "A sign of what?" "That you are the Chosen One." A chill ran down my spine. "Chosen… for what?" She hesitated, and that silence told me everything. "You already know, don’t you?" she asked gently. I shook my head. I didn't want to know. Whatever it was, it couldn't be good. "You are the one fated for the sacrifice," she said finally. "The one who was meant to be offered to the gods to restore balance."

They'd tried to sever us and break the bond that tied us, but the Moon Goddess had intervened. The Moon Goddess. She had saved me twice now—once when I survived that first night after my parents were killed and again tonight. The question gnawed at me: Why? What made me worthy of her mercy? Did she see something in me that I could not? I pushed the thought aside, unwilling to confront the hope that perhaps, just perhaps, I was destined for more than this. Silence fell again, broken only by the distant sound of water trickling over the stone. Snow stirred within me, uneasy but resolute.