The Jade Mountain Prophecy Novels & Stories

****************** "A Luna has been reincarnated in two separate bodies, and her fate has been divided as a result of the curse that she carries. One will usher in an era of tranquility for the human race, while the second will usher in an era of calamity for her kind!" The prophecy was delivered to everyone who was there in the holy temple on the mountain by an elderly man who had a long white beard and seemed to be in his late sixties, or early seventies… **Blackout**

I ask him with a crooked eyebrow. “ I don’t know... I guess I’m hesitant.” He says to me after a while and I try to consider why he would be this way. “ Why?” I ask him and he sighs. “ She will rise, a priestess born of two species, joined by blood, at her awaking, power shall flow like a flood, strengthening the weakened, reassuring the young. With her coming, there would be both joy and chants of war. At the acceptance of her people, it will all begin, the torment of her Love’s past and restoring of what is past. Her fate ties both pain and happiness to her people, some will be sacrificed, the rest salvaged. A terror so great the Luna will face, as she restores Amaeldria for her people’s s

But now, I don't know what I’m feeling. “Hey Nyra, I think we should join the warriors this year since this is our last year in high school,” Naria suggested. “Yes, that’s right. Since we all have our wolves and we are sixteen, let’s sign up. My brother is the captain of the warriors, and he has been pressuring me to join,” Jade added. “I don't know, guys. I haven’t shifted yet. I don’t think I will be accepted. And I don’t want to see Alpha Jackson,” I said while playing with the food in front of me.

“What are you still waiting for? The clock is ticking! It’s not like I’ve never seen a naked man. Why? Do you have an extra limb or something?” As she spoke, she even slapped Alex’s hand out of the way on purpose. To her surprise, she let out a gasp after taking one glance. ‘That size… Wouldn’t that kill someone?’ Looking at Jade’s dropped jaw, Alex felt like pushing her down… He coughed awkwardly and quickly put on a shirt. “Where are they?” Jade pouted, and her attention was drawn back to the urgent matter. She said, “They’re at Terra Mountain, in the Fuzen Dojo!”

He nodded toward the warriors, but I knew he meant Caspian and Kieran. My stomach twisted. “Why?” “Why?” Jade laughed softly. “Because Father is coming back. And you, sweet Nalani, are the key. Lynix blood fully awakened, mated to not one but two Goldmoon Alphas. The prophecy wasn’t a warning… it was instructions.” Zeph snarled. “You killed our mother for this?” Jade’s expression flickered… something cold and fleeting passing over his face. “Your mother,” he corrected gently. “She chose the wrong side. She hid you. Tried to keep Father buried. I couldn’t allow that.”

she asked. “You can take the book with you if you want to read it,” he added before continuing. “But long story short, apparently this prophecy runs in the Royal Family since forever. Some even say the powers of the Luna came from the Silver Moon itself and she passed it to her descendants.” They considered the Moon the goddess of the wolves, so it was supposed to be where their abilities to shift came from, and that was why all wolves, or at least most of them, paid enormous respect towards it.

"A beast. No wolf. No shifter. It walks like a man, but it burns with death-magic. Beta Kael tried to stop it. It threw him like wind throws leaves." I closed my eyes. The prophecy clawed its way into my memory again. "When the fire beneath the mountain awakens, the child must not fall." That creature wasn't here for territory. It was here for me. For us. I opened my eyes and turned to the hearth. Its flames had begun to flicker strange colors, blue, then white, then silver. The magic tethering me to this place was stirring. And yet I could not fight, not without risking the life that had already begun to change mine.

They drifted upward, toward the mountain's peak, where they would remain as a warning to anyone who dared to come. "This is my home," Jade said quietly. "These are my people. And I will protect them with everything I have." The mountain hummed its agreement. Jade turned and walked back toward his house. The village was quiet. The people slept. The moon had passed behind the peak, and the valley was dark. He entered his home and climbed into bed. Aldric stirred beside him, her gold eyes blinking open. "Did you go somewhere?" she asked, her voice sleepy. Jade smiled. It was a soft smile, warm and genuine.

I raised my chin and whispered, "And if… I'm just asking hypothetically… If you did betray me?" He shook his head immediately, possessiveness burning in his eyes. "No way. You're the only gift the Moon Goddess has given me. No one can take you from me." "And if you did?" I pressed. He held my gaze, deadly serious. "Then, may the Moon Goddess punish me—may I spend eternity searching and never finding you. You're the other half of my soul. Without you, my life has no meaning." I smiled and didn't answer him. Just then, Troy's communication stone flared to life. From the other end came several drunken Alpha voices, laughing loudly.

Three years ago, on a full moon night, my mother jolted awake at midnight, claiming the Moon Goddess had delivered a prophecy: On the day of my twentieth birthday, the feral gene inside me would spiral out of control. I would shift into a wolf and kill my sister. At first, my parents were skeptical. But after I awakened my wolf at eighteen, my sister would seize up whenever she was near me, clutching her chest and collapsing to the ground in violent fits of gasping. To protect her and force my wolf into dormancy, my parents resorted to every harsh measure they could devise. They poured suppression potions down my throat that ate away at my organs, and clamped a restraining collar around my n