The Hidden Sage Novels & Stories

In this moment, I need her more than ever, her guidance to navigate through this treacherous path we’ve chosen. As I venture through the dense woods, I hear the rustling of leaves beneath my feet, the eerie silence broken only by the distant hoot of an owl. The scent of damp earth lingers in the air, a reminder of the secrets we bury deep within. I catch a glimpse of Sage bidding farewell to Xavier, a pang of guilt washing over me. Yet, Sage’s reassuring words echo in my mind, reminding me of our shared purpose, our intertwined destinies.

"But for now, we must ensure your safety. Come, there is a secret safe below the pack grounds. It is fortified and well-hidden. We will take you there until the immediate danger has passed." As Sage led me through the labyrinthine corridors, my mind swirled with a mix of worry and determination. Each step felt heavy, the weight of uncertainty threatening to overwhelm me. But I clung to the hope that Marco and our pack would emerge victorious, that our love and unity would guide us through the darkest of times. Finally, we arrived at the hidden entrance to the secret safe. Sage pushed open the heavy door, revealing a dimly lit chamber filled with supplies and provisions. The air was cool and

Market stalls overflowed with exotic seaweeds and glowing corals, while merchildren played in the shimmering bubbles rising from the seabed. Liora led the way, her familiarity with the haven evident in her confident strides. "The sage resides in the Coral Enclave. But be prepared; his methods are... unconventional." Seraphina shot me a curious look. "How unconventional are we talking?" Liora chuckled, "Let's just say he has a penchant for riddles and cryptic tests." Altair raised an eyebrow. "Tests? We don't have time for games." Liora winked. "That's the thing about the sage. His tests often reveal more than just the answers you seek. They show you truths about yourself."

Frank promptly did and soon heard a strange loud crack outside. Frank flew out of the cottage to find a fissure torn through the perfectly flat asphalt road, with a hunchback hag floating over it. "Such fleetness of foot!" She laughed. Frank's curiosity piqued right then. Martial artists only cared to observe strength, while movement was more an obsession of the mystics. Could it be…? "Don't tell me you're sent from some mystic cabal?" Frank asked. "You're quite knowledgeable, kid!" The hag smirked. "I'm the Sage of Purple Caltrops. Now bow!"

Sage stared out the window at the endless expanse of trees, her mind spinning with everything they’d uncovered so far—and everything they still didn’t know. When they arrived at the hideout, Sage was surprised to find it wasn’t the usual run-down cabin she’d come to expect from their operations. Instead, it was a sleek, modern structure half-buried in the earth, with reinforced walls and a design that screamed efficiency. “This place is a fortress,” Alex said as she stepped inside, her eyes lighting up at the sight of the high-tech surveillance room. “It’s one of our best-kept secrets,” Damian admitted. “Even Bancroft doesn’t know about it.”

he said, “Good morning, my name is Reyda Harvey, and I'm here for the interview. The password is 5465.” The gate buzzed open and a tall dark-skinned man stood in front of me, “Mam.” he pointed to the white mansion ahead of us, we then walked in silence, his head straight ahead and me trying to keep my balance until we reached a big black door. He showed me to my seat next to a honey brown hair woman with big boobs and a tight skirt. I tried calming myself down as I rubbed my ankles. My feet are killing me, and I don't think I could stand walking in these heels for another minute.

Leaving the kitchen, I thought Dominic had returned to his office, but when I went to his office, he wasn’t there. “Dominic?” I called out. “Over here.” Dominic stood in front of a room at the end of the hall. Instead of a door, the wall had moved, revealing a hidden passage. “I didn’t know this was here?” Walking to the end of the hall, I stepped around Dominic and entered the hidden passage. Without waiting for him, I continued through the passage until I reached a large open room. It was filled with exercise equipment, a couple of large punching bags, and a boxing ring.

We had gotten lost multiple times, and we had to start over each time. But finally, we stumbled upon a hidden cave that led us to Sage's dwelling. It was nestled within the rocky crags, almost invisible to the eye. We approached it cautiously, not knowing what to expect. Sage greeted us with hostility. She was a young woman, not much older than Rosella, but she carried herself with an air of authority. Her hair was wild and unkempt, and her eyes held a deep weariness that made me wonder what kind of life she had been leading.

"There is a rumor that you helped hide the Seer from my mother. I would like to know her whereabouts." Like a Star Harvester, a Seer was rare and vital to our Kingdom. For each generation, only one was present in the entire Kingdom. In normal circumstances, the Seer is kept in the Palace where they could be at the Queen's beck and call. However, this Seer was in love with my brother. It made sense since Craigleon used to treat her special. The entire Palace thought she would be his mate, if not his paramour.

One week has passed since my so-called injured leg cured completely but Blake was so adamant to accept the fact. For him, the incidents happened just a while ago, as well the wound was fresh as a Kashmiri apple. I even run around our room to let him know I'm completely alright but that rod head was not even convinced a bit. After explaining my involvement in the project, mainly in my stable state, he literally permitted me to go to the centre. That's how I ended up in my cabin pacing back and forth while reading the book "The Hidden Secrets" for the nth time. The memory was so fresh when Rakesh gave me this book just to get a credit but, instead, he got a heavy hit on his head.