The Jade Mountain Prophecy Novels & Stories

I questioned. "I heard the mountain speak" She said. She looked just as disturbed by the statement as I felt. Kaelis wasn't someone easily rattled, yet whatever happened here had shaken her and that alone got my attention. Cassian frowned "Spoke how?" Her eyes narrowed slightly "As a voice of course". Deep down, we both believed her cos the evidence surrounded us, glowing inscriptions and the activated symbols and it was obviously tied directly to Kaelis. I approached the nearest wall, my pulse slowed as I read through an inscription that wasn't describing history but a prophecy. I read further.

Klev confirmed. "Oh, yes. I hope... I am the princess in the prophecy because there's no one else who should be..." Angel said, smiling. She looked at me and gave me a sweet smile. She's the princess in the prophecy... But why do I possess the power of the crystal? "Let's rest; we need our strength for tomorrow," Havoc said, but I remained in my place. Why is this happening? How can we both possess the power of the crystal when it's supposed to be only one of us? It should be only her... But why do I also possess the power meant only for the princess in the prophecy? And I got it before her...

“I know this is a lot. I know it feels like I made a choice without you. But this wasn’t about choosing him over any of you. It was about surviving. The prophecy...” “What prophecy?” Henry cut in. I turned, exhaling hard. “That’s what I’m trying to explain. Claudia showed it to me. It was written long before I was born.” “She showed it to you?” Dylan asked, incredulous. “You trust her now?” “No,” I answered truthfully. “But I trust the magic she showed me and I trust Jeramiah. He translated it for me.” Jordan tilted his head. “What does it say?” I looked at Claudia, who stepped forward silently and handed me the thick piece of woven coral parchment. The language on it shimmered like silver i

She'd been quiet for most of the evening, her expression distant, like she was lost in thought. Finally, she spoke. "There's something I need to tell you," Lysa said, her voice soft but serious. Callie lifted her head, meeting her gaze. "What is it?" Lysa hesitated, her fingers twisting together nervously. "A prophecy," she said. "One that's been whispered about for generations, but most people have forgotten it. Or they think it's just a story." "A prophecy about what?" "About you." Callie's breath caught. "Me?"

They exchanged a look with Marvin and Georgia, as though they'd reached some sort of silent agreement. The next moment, Mom and Dad turned to me with grim faces. "Evelyn, you have to terminate this pregnancy. Be good. Go to the hospital with Marvin and Georgia." Their words hit me like a slap. I never would have imagined that Mom and Dad would be just as absurd as Georgia and Marvin. They were blindly believing the parrot's words and forcing me to get rid of the baby too. Hearing it from them hurt more than anything. My eyes widened in disbelief as I shouted, "How can you listen to a parrot? This is your grandbaby we're talking about! What year is it? How can you trust a bird over a doctor's

"Isn't there. That's what this is really about." Maren's expression didn't soften. "Yes." "I'm supposed to stop it." "I don't know what you're 'supposed' to do, girl. Prophecy is a poor word for what's mostly just probability dressed up in poetry." She held my gaze steadily. "What I know is that you can't do it hiding in the mountains, and you can't do it alone, and the bears to the west have been waiting on their own version of this prophecy far longer than either of us have been alive."

One shall choose destruction. And when the final choice comes... I held my daughters closer. What? The final words appeared. Neither shall die. I stared at the sky. Cassian smiled. So the prophecy was never about death. The Beginning nodded. It was about transformation. The black eye in the sky suddenly screamed. LIES! The sound shook the mountain. Our daughters covered their ears. I looked upward. You knew the full prophecy. The eye became furious. The End must have a vessel. The Beginning replied:

The taller Elder stated,“The prophecy foretells of an omega whose soul shines brighter than the sun and whose heart is purer than the first snowfall. This chosen one will bring balance to the warring packs and unite the alpha and omega clans, ushering in a golden era of peace and prosperity.” I frowned, seeking clarity. "So, is this prophecy myth or reality?" The shorter elder's expression turned stern. "Ignorance makes a man foolish and blinds him from what's before him." Before I could respond, the two elders stood up and left, leaving us stranded. I wanted to protest, but the younger mage sat beside us, his friendly tone a welcome change. "What questions do you have? I'll answer," he offe

Richard remarked, his gaze fixed on Jade Dragon Mountain. At that moment, Jade Dragon Mountain stood tall and majestic, emitting a mysterious aura that seemed to merge with Zara's own. "I suggest you go to Jade Dragon Mountain to cultivate. This way, you can refine the soul's power even more and accumulate strength for Kiran," Richard proposed. "Thank you, Uncle Richard. That was my plan when I returned," Zara replied after a brief pause. "I've always wondered how Lady Meiji could repeatedly enter Kiran's soul through dreams."

After hearing the confessions of the people she called to her presence the queen asked her elders of their verdict. "What do you think?" "Think it's about time that we will set to make the prophecy a reality the sooner the better." Elder Kiel said. "What do you mean?" The queen said. "It was written in the secret scrolls that when the blue moon occurs the jewels must be aligned with the markers on the sacred stone located on the highest peak of Mountain of the rock statues. And this mission fall in the hands of the triplets. Your highness." The elder replied.