The Hidden Sage Novels & Stories

"We've heard that they may have information about breaking a curse." The creatures exchanged a look, and Silas could see the glint of recognition in their eyes. "You seek the mages?" another one said. "And what makes you think they'll just hand over their knowledge to you?" “You are not the mages? Who are you then?” Saul asked, almost sounding impatient. “We are the saber toothed sages; guardians of the secrets of the supernatural world and the underworld. To see the mages, you’ll have to go through the sages” they said in a Celtic and unanimous manner.

Otherwise, why would you keep me in the loop while pursuing Layla? "I may not exactly be fond of you, but I still have some hope for your abilities. Just see this money as a sign of my sincerity." Sage's relaxed demeanor seemed to dispel Henry's doubts, prompting him to eagerly pocket the card. "I've texted you the password," Sage said, grabbing her bag. "Mr. York, I'll leave you to it. I'm looking forward to hearing from you." With that, Sage left Henry's office. Walking past the secretary's office, she noticed a secretary whose demeanor seemed a bit off. Sage couldn't help but smirk knowingly. It was clear this secretary was one of Ivy's people.

that got my attention, and I grap the envelope from looking at the pictures the man look like someone that I have seen before but I couldn't pinpoint where exactly. “ is he part of the Luna’s mother coven?” I was asking myself that question but Andre heard me and say “ He is part of that coven and his name is Sage and he was one of the people that came to get the Luna when she was going to visit the Coven” He explained.

"The firmament has more than just the Elixir of Perception. There are many things, like the Tri-Life Stone, that can split one's soul into three parts. There are countless strange things there." He looked out the window, noting the Yggdrasil tree in the Hall of Herbs' backyard. "That tree behind your shop is Yggdrasil, right? I saw a Yggdrasil in the firmament that supposedly reaches over a thousand kilometers high!" Chad smiled and asked, "We've talked so much, but I still don't know your name." "Warrior sage, David Yeager," the officer replied. "Warrior sage!" Chad sat up straight, shocked.

Ashley stopped and looked around, searching for a spot that could conceal her completely while still letting her hear their conversation. To her left, about three to four steps away from where Josh was, stood a large pillar. Ashley very carefully walked on tiptoe and hid behind it. “You mean I can't see you?” The girl's voice sounded raised. “You said you wouldn't leave me. But what? Look. What I was afraid of actually happened, right? All your words turned out to be a bunch of bullshit, huh, Josh?”

Too clean. I knew better than to plug it into any of the Base’s terminals. But I had a burner — a wiped, off-the-grid mini-laptop I’d stolen from the second-floor training tech room months ago. I dug it out from behind the loose tile under my locker, flipped it open, and slid the drive in. The screen lit up. One folder. RE: RIVAL I clicked. Inside: three video files. One labeled “ENTRY,” another “SHADOW FILE,” and the last... “INHERITANCE.”

Eva felt the bond with Aria tighten, a tether of certainty in the uncertainty, as if the forest and the creature were demanding proof of not just power, but wisdom, courage, and unity. Then, without warning, the roots beneath them split open, revealing a hidden path leading downward, into the heart of the earth, a cavern glowing faintly with the same energy that thrummed through Eva’s veins. The creature tilted its head, gesturing them forward, its eyes burning with ancient intent. The silver figure whispered, voice like a breeze rustling through dead leaves, “Only those who embrace both the light and the shadow may proceed. Do you understand what you must become?”

“At the start there was this statue, and when I sat on it, it moved a bit, just enough to notice, and then there was this creature that looked hurt, so I healed it instead of attacking it.” Riley didn’t interrupt. “And then?” he prompted. “I walked past a load of weapons,” Abraham continued, “and there was this massive tree at the end, bigger than anything else around it, and it gave me four options. I didn’t really think about it, I just picked the one that looked like a flower.” Riley let out a slow breath through his nose as recognition settled. “You found a hidden path.” Abraham frowned slightly. “…did I?” “Yeah,” Riley said, more certain now. “Same thing happened to me.”

Nathan replied. “Nobody does. They have kept her hidden on the fourth floor of their house. She isn’t allowed off her floor. They don’t want anyone to know she exists.” “Why not?” Nathan asked. “Because she is Dylan’s twin, and she was born five minutes before Dylan. She is the true Alpha heir, but Alpha David wants Dylan to be Alpha.” “Wow. To keep her locked up like that just so she can’t be Alpha, that’s messed up.” “Yeah, it is. Now I have to find a way to bring her home.”

Sage whispers looking down at her lap. " Look what I've got for you." he chuckles, taking out a packet of sour worms from his pocket. " This is for you." he smiles handing her the packet. Sage looks at Shawn who was all red in anger but was containing himself because of her. Shawn's nostrils flare in anger at Hades before he nods at Sage, she opens the packet and slowly puts a sour worm in her mouth as Hades stares at her like a creep.