The Forgotten Temple Totk Novels & Stories

Atum stood for several moments, taking in the sight before him and trying to work out where to even start looking for anything intact enough to hold the combined spell of Thoth and himself. "It doesn't have to be perfect," he mumbled to himself, picking up the broken shard of what had once been an Aztec idol. "But I fear even finding a decent impaired vessel will be like finding a needle in a haystack." He stepped back, cringing as his foot stuck in the sticky mess of blood and dust. "Or perhaps hay in a needle-stack. It will be rather painful, I think." The older exhibits were the best place to start, and thankfully the signage on the wall was still there, albeit partially obscured by the g

"They aren't just symbols, Freya... they are coordinates!" "Coordinates?" Freya asked, leaning over the table. "To where?" The crystal abruptly projected a massive, three-dimensional tactical map made entirely of pure moonlight. It detailed uncharted mountains, raging rivers, and ancient, forgotten forests. Then, one specific location began to glow significantly brighter than all the others—a long-forgotten island situated far beyond the treacherous western sea. At its center stood the radiant image of a towering silver temple. Orion’s breath caught completely in his throat. "The legendary Temple of the First Moon..."

While Sophie rested with Lucas in the nursery, our son had worn himself out with training and now slept deeply, I met with Marcus and the elders in the war room. “We need offensive options,” I said. “Defending isn’t enough anymore. If they want Lucas, we make them pay for every attempt.” One elder unrolled an ancient map. “There is a forgotten temple deep in the northern mountains. Legends say it holds relics that can bind echoes and weaken greater beings. But it’s dangerous. The path itself isn't good to anyone's heart.” I traced the route. “Sophie and I will go. We’ll take a small team. I'm the meantime, Lucas will stay here under maximum guard.”

watching. Every carved wolf had turned toward the center of the chamber. Every carved king. Every carved queen. All staring in the same direction. Toward Savannah. The elderly woman among the Forgotten stepped forward. "It has begun." Savannah frowned. "What has?" "The choosing." A cold silence settled over everyone. Mason stepped beside Savannah. "Explain." The old woman sighed. "For a thousand years..." "...the Temple has waited for three bloodlines to stand beneath its roof again." She looked directly at Savannah.

he says. My expression hardens, but I still wait for him to continue. “The Mellenisk is hidden.” My heart skips a beat as I hear that. “Where could it be dad?” “In the Forsaken Temple.” The words hang heavily between us, and it makes us all quiet. Jax even straightens up on the bed, he is also curious about this whole Forsaken Temple. Even from the other end of the phone, I can feel the weight behind those three words. “The temple stands beyond the outskirts of the Regalis Pack,” he explains. “It has been abandoned for generations. Very few people who entered ever found their way back. The place is filled with ancient traps, forgotten secrets, and deadly dangers that no ordinary warrior can

Duke was left silent for a long while, his tears rolling down his cheeks. However, he eventually held out my ring, and I didn't hesitate to take it away. That seemed to drain him off all his strength, and he dropped limply on the ground. Before we left, Alex threatened viciously, "I'm warning you—don't bother my sister ever again. We will just treat the cost spent to establish the Forest Pack as alimony… but if you stalk her again, the House of Rod will destroy you." Duke looked up, dumbfounded as he muttered, "The House of Rod… The House of the Alpha King…"

“Not yet. We need to figure out where they came from.” Selene looked toward the smoking rune circle. “I know where.” Scene Shift: The Forgotten Temple They reached it by moonrise—a crumbling ruin deep in the cursed woods. Stone columns leaned like broken teeth, and vines had swallowed what once might have been sacred ground. Selene led the way, torch in hand. Her fingers brushed against symbols etched into the stones—old ones, from a language lost to most. “This place was built by the first Seers,” she said. “It was meant to seal the darkness beneath.”

What did she need all that money for? Cleo was puzzled. Then, he darted a glance at the birthday card and bank card set on the table. A lurking suspicion crept up on him. With that, he reached for the card and tossed it to his secretary to verify the balance inside the card. Shortly after that, both his secretary and assistant came back with an update. “Sir, there are ten million dollars inside this card!” “Sir, we have an update on the lady’s location. She’s in Vinland!”

It whispered against the rocks like it wanted to tell a secret. I broke the silence first. “The creature said the temple would find us. What does that even mean?” Revan didn’t turn. “It means it’s not a place on a map. It’s old magic. It reveals itself only when it wants to.” Jordan muttered, “Convenient.” “It kept the gods hidden for a thousand years,” Revan said. “Convenient is the point.” They started to argue again, soft at first, like they were trying to keep their voices down for me. I ignored them and focused on the sound of the water. It calmed me, even when nothing else did.

CHAPTER 74: I CAN'T DO THIS EVERLY: I was thoroughly exhausted from fighting Claws for more than an hour. I could barely stand on my feet right now and had to lean on Kaelan as we headed home. But rather than return to the castle, we headed to another direction of the forest. A few minutes later, the temple came into view. The temple was built in the middle of the forest, and it has probably seen more than ten generations. Because even the stone pillars were cracked.