The Forgotten Temple Totk Novels & Stories

However, on it was some kind of mask written in complicated letters that were hard to understand. "That is the Totem of this Forsaken Fortress. I don't know who made it, but it's certain that the totem has been there since the fort was established. There are many rumors that the Forsaken Fortress and all the mechanical devices that work within it, were done by a half-immortal - SAGE before he went to the Immortal Realm!" And in my opinion, this can be accounted for. There is no way a half-mortal could have performed such wonders!" Nawa ended her sermon. Li Wei was speechless.

They saw as the red wolf lead Rala and Rava inside the castle. "That is none of my concern. My major problem now is what to do with Odin and Olin". "I know what to do your Highness. My mistress before she died revealed a spell that has been lost for so long. An ancient spell(Read the book 1 of the forgotten wolf to understand)". "I don't get you Ara, elaborate more on that". "I will have to unleash the dark spells on them". "And when you do?" "They will forget about their past live, just like what Annabel did to Odin's brother but mine would make them forget who they are".

“Of course not. This is the Temple Ruins of Zydith, the priestess governing the wild animals. This temple was torn during the war. This is just the remains.” He shook his head lightly. Eleand was sure this temple was astounding during its glory years. He felt some loss, but he could still feel the presence of the previous inhabitants because he was feeling uneasy. “Why did we stop here?” Eleand still studying the surroundings. Winzi shrugged. “Nothing special.” Eleand almost jumped in shock when he heard a roar of a beast. He worriedly looked at Winzi. She seemed calm and smiling as she stared at the broken main door of the temple. He held himself when he saw a creature he had never seen bef

The whole main room is twindled with red string, they all seem to glow with fate. I look over to Moon. He stands tall but I can tell he's also abhorred at the temple. "Moon, Ssstar, welcome..." the slimmest of the sisters come forward to us. The tongue of hers makes a slithering sound at the s. Their other hands continue to twist, turn and twindle on the red string. This string must be the fate of the universe right here.

“The entrance is behind here. Only the heart of the balance can open it.” Cole stepped forward, holding the crystal up to the runes. The crystal’s light merged with the runes, and the rock began to grind open, revealing a dark tunnel that led deep into the mountain. The air inside was cool and still, and the only sound was the drip of water. They walked into the tunnel, Lila’s light leading the way. The walls were covered in carvings—depictions of the first gods, creating the world from nothing. Cole studied them as they walked, his eyes widening as he saw a figure that was not like the others—a tall, dark figure with eyes like purple fire. The Forgotten.

Chapter 4: The Forgotten Prophecy Emerging from the Shadow Realm, Elara and Aric found themselves standing on the edge of a vast expanse, where the forest gave way to rolling plains dotted with ancient ruins. "This is the Forgotten Plains," Aric explained, his voice tinged with sorrow. "Once, it was a land of great beauty and prosperity. But now, it lies in ruin, a testament to the folly of those who sought to wield powers beyond their understanding." As they explored the desolate landscape, they came upon crumbling statues and weathered tablets, each one bearing cryptic symbols and faded inscriptions. Elara felt a stirring of recognition deep within her soul, as if the stones themselves wer

The forest seemed to hum with an ancient power, and the air grew thick with anticipation. Finally, they reached the entrance of the forgotten temple. It was hidden beneath a canopy of vines and moss, its stone walls weathered by time. The air was heavy with the scent of damp earth and old magic. "We're here," Marcus said, his voice low. "Stay alert." They entered the temple carefully, their strides resounding within the purge lobbies. The dividers were decorated with blurred wall paintings portraying scenes of antiquated customs and fights, comparable to the ones they had seen within the past temple.

Rune never spoke without purpose, and he never wasted time with pleasantries when something heavy lay in his heart. She nodded once and followed him back inside, the house warmer than the open wilds but no less tense. The others were absent. Elias had taken Jon to patrol the southern ridge. Only Maelin remained, drifting through the backrooms like a restless shadow. Rune sat across from her at the table. His eyes were thoughtful, weighing her as though unsure how much of the truth she could carry. Veyra leaned forward, folding her arms. "Tell me." He did. "There's a temple," Rune said, low and even. "Older than any pack. Older than the territories themselves. It's buried in the Northern Fade

"Violet, can you help me please?" After Mira left the seamstress's shop, she hurried to the temple where she knew Tine was putting the final plans together for their wedding. As she entered the temple, she noticed for the first time that there were dragons wrapping around the top of the entry way columns. She had never really noticed them before. As she walked between them, she wondered why. Entering the Inner Temple where the ceremonies were held, she spied Tine and Tomias talking in hushed tones while Tine gestured with his hands to different areas. Suddenly, his head snapped up and he made eye contact with her.

catching up with the rest of humanity.Surprisingly, the city's central tower was still standing. And he remembered not seeing it there.THE FORGOTTEN TEMPLES OF SOUTH ANGUSAlicia and Carrs Armani strolled through one of the temples' halls. The incense's calming scent soothed their minds and appeared to place them in a peaceful state of mind. One of the books her master lent her, was in Alicia's possession. Carrs, on the other hand, was on his way to the town down the valley because he was on cleaning duties. Since the forgotten temples were located on a hill, accessing them required a treacherous climb. Carrs, on the other hand, had become used to the trip and looked forward to it on other