The Land Before Time Ali Novels & Stories

She just nodded and stared at the ground. After everyone walked away Aaliyah got up and walked into the woods. She wanted to run, to shift, but knew if she did then she would rip everything and everyone to pieces. Suddenly she was no longer in the woods, but a meadow. She stops, looking around. A voice tells her to run. Shift my child and when you are ready, we will talk. Aaliyah didn’t hesitate before she shifted and took off. She ran for what felt like hours, but in her head, she knew time here was different.

Celine decided to tell him about what happened when she decided to look into the past events… “When I went back in time to find out what Aliyah had done… strangely enough Aliyah could sense my presence which was basically impossible because it was more like a hologram and I was supposed to unseen.. I think something is not right, Nicklaus..” Celine added but to her surprise He walked away leaving a dumbfounded Celine in his study room and went back to the bedroom but to his surprise she'd fallen asleep on the couch… His lips curled upwards when he saw how cute she looked when asleep…

Regional coordinators. Everything is precise. Careful. Measured. Which somehow makes it feel even more dangerous. --- Eventually the projections fade. The others leave the room one by one. Soon only three of us remain. Me. Alia. AER-9. --- “You’re quiet,” Alia says. “I’m thinking.” “About backing out?” “No.” “Good.” --- I lean back in the chair. “When this happens… the world will feel different.” “Yes.” “For six hours.” “Sometimes six hours is enough.”

I sat close to Ali's seat, because he had been quiet before so maybe he needed someone to talk to, right? "Hey. Ali, what's the problem? You've been quiet for a while. Let's just be together here, you're still like that. It's over, hey." He looked at me and smiled sadly. "I saw something happen." I immediately remembered, he could see the future, it was one of the ones he opened when we were still fighting, it was one of his Ziel specialties. Astig kaya yon. "Eh, why are you sad? What did you see? Is it bad? About whom?"

Aria raised her weapon. "Who are you?" "I already told you." "The Author." "Yes." Aria's grip tightened. "What does that mean?" The Author took a slow step toward her. "It means I remember when there was nothing." Aria stared at him. "Before the First Ones?" "Before time." "Before the Void?" "Before the idea of the Void." "Before the universe?" The Author smiled. "Before the possibility of a universe." Aria felt a cold sensation move through her.

“No, we weren’t. It’s been a couple of minutes since you left us.” “It’s been over six hours,” I informed them. “What?” Azalea gasped. Simiyan looked fascinated. “Time moves differently there.” “Is that possible?” General Montgomery asked. “There’s not much information on the lands, so it very much is. Azalea and Hunter are the first creatures to go there and come out alive,” she responded. I noticed the changes on both my mate and father’s faces. “What is it?” “The shapeshifter lives there.”

Andre’s eyes fluttered, then closed. Mandy’s hand flew to her mouth, tears slipping down her cheeks. Pedro exhaled, tension draining from his shoulders. Dr. Isaacs watched in astonishment. “It worked,” the doctor whispered. “Astounding.” Mandy crossed to Mrs. Parsons and placed a trembling hand on her shoulder. “Thank you,” she choked out. “Thank you.” Mrs. Parsons only nodded, eyes wet as she continued to rock the quiet infant. Mandy sank to the floor beside the cradle, folding her legs beneath her, watching the boy sleep in fever’s lull. A single twist of fate had given her that calm: the name of Aliyah Haven—the woman who was nowhere and everywhere in this room.

Time doesn’t pay that any mind. “Being Alden’s mate, you mean a lot to my plan. I didn’t bet on you being so stubborn, however, what use would you be if you served only one purpose,” Time tells me, leaning back in his chair. I eye him, wishing I could see into his head to find out why he is as evil as he is. “What do you want with me?” I question. The sooner I deal with this, the sooner I can go back to the mortal lands. Sitting in between timelines like this makes me brain hazy, as if it can’t quite make sense of what is going on.

"Come on, Emma! We've got to buy groceries. Ms. Lourne from the market said if we go early, we can get a discount!" "How much of a discount?" I asked. "Ten bucks!" he exclaimed. 10 bucks? Ethan used to think I was embarrassing, but here was someone grabbing my hand, racing with me into the sunset, telling me to do my best later to win over the old folks at the market. I looked at Alex's profile, and he reminded me so much of a younger Ethan, so full of passion and energy. However, unlike the younger Ethan, Alex could sometimes be shy, sometimes even shed a tear. He was like a boy who cried but could still hold up the sky for someone when needed.

Author’s POV As soon as Aileen entered through the portal, her senses were assaulted by the powerful scent of werewolves and the spark of energy. In her line of sight was a vast area of land that was brimming with enticing greenery, the musty aroma of ancient forests, and the scent of the moist ground. The moon hung low in the sky, and its light shone brightly upon all of the werewolves as well as the towering trees. "Does time pass in a different way here?" Aileen had a question. In the other world, it was morning, but here in this place, it's already dark. However, based on the fact that Joshua gave a dismissive nod, it did not appear that this was the case.