Novel & Cerita The Lost Books Ted Dekker

He sought for the knowledge, dedicated all his life to unearth the unearthed, opposed the DEOS and the people who are devoted to its words. He made so many outrageous things; DEOS cannot be owned, so he stole it and engraved its text to tablets of stone so he can further study it on a deeper extent- the book was then retrieved by the people. He sneaked to a sacred and forbidden place to gather information and almost lost his way out. And the most outrageous of all of that he did; He teared out 3 pages of DEOS and hid it- Hitherto, the 3-missing page’s whereabout remained unknown.

It reminded Teddy of the over-the-top hairstyles of some 1980s popstars. ‘I come here to bless this gathering!’ he boomed. ‘And bless you, Teddy, Teddy Theodore, gift of God, that your soul shall be welcome in the everlasting! God, as I wrote in my book, Love Me, Love My Fractured Spirit, available at all good bookstores, is me, and God, is you, together, there is nothing, we cannot do.’ Poor Teddy had tears building in his eyes, but they were tears of mirth, as he remembered that whatever it was that Gorham had become, it was not boring.

I placed them carefully on the table, stacking them so they wouldn’t slide off. “Where did you get all of that from?” Tessy asked, her mouth still full of food. She stood up, curiously and walked over to where I was, leaning closer to look at the books. “I need to read them,” I explained, still catching my breath from the weight. “And if I can, I’ll try to transcribe everything inside. Kaden believes these books are the only way we can figure out how to get rid of the demons.” I glanced at the faded covers again, my fingers brushing over the strange symbols carved into them.

Just cold, hard truth. “She’s going to destroy the pack from the inside.” The words rang in my head like a death sentence. Destroy the pack? How? “How do you know all this?” I demanded. Edwin scoffed. “Because I helped her set the first part in motion. The only thing I didn’t expect was for you to find out so soon.” My chest tightened. “So, you’re admitting you’re a traitor too?” He smirked. “Oh, Selina. You think I’ve ever been anything else?”

Hunter says reassuringly. We both stare at the page for a while when I realise. "I can't see it, without my wolf" I say certain I'm right. "Are you sure? He says. Hunters eyes flash green and he looks at the page intensely. "Nothing" he says. "This books important. Don't ask me how I know but I'm sure it is" I say to him. I lay the book carefully to one side and finish packing my mom's things. I place the book on the top and close the flaps of the box over it protectively picking the box up.

“You won’t have to worry about Silverback. It’ll all make sense once you meet the Silverback Alpha. Besides, I got unfinished business with the current Alpha.” The atmosphere in the room grew cold, almost as if Death himself had entered the room. But Rebekah could tell Shaun meant them no harm. So she rushed to Shaun’s side, wrapping around his arm. “Father, I say we listen to him and allow him to accompany us.” She felt Shaun’s mood lighten and saw a smile touch his lips for a second. Looking over at her father, she could see him thinking. “Do you really think this is a good idea? We know nothing about Shaun and he starts talking like this is a game. Can we trust him?”

“Huh… but didn’t he mention some time ago he was indeed dating someone before? You're lying, you don’t really know Dean, don’t you?” “I’m not not, okay. If what you said was true, then it’s probably when he was already in the new school. Was it Shane or Sean, I can’t remember it clearly. But one thing I remembered is that Dean has been looking for him, my Dad was the one who recommended his Uncle about the Private Investigator. After losing that person, he almost lost his brother. That guy has been through a lot.” Dean… I wanted to run to their table and ask more but I couldn’t move. I couldn’t even stand.

“With the description you gave me, I found out what attacked you and Amber.” He brought out a book, opened a particular page and gave the book to me. I collected the book as my eyes scanned through the opened page. The book looks old, like an ancient book. Theodore is known to value old stuff. He's a great philosopher who loves researching, and creating new theories with old ones. “This is exactly the creature that attacked Amber and I,” I said in bewilderment as I stare at the coloured image in the old book. This particular one looks scary, huge, bigger than the one I killed.

The room looked exactly like we had left it, but this time I wasn’t here to panic—this time I was here to search properly. The dragon flame. Derek’s notes. Ramsey’s diary. Anything that could point me toward what was happening. I started with the study. It was the most likely place he’d hide something important. But after checking his shelves twice, opening every drawer, and even digging under piles of useless files, I couldn’t find the book he had been reading before he disappeared. The one that mentioned the dragon flame. Someone had taken it. I froze, letting the thought settle. Someone had been here after we left.

Cold air moved over us, dry and ancient. Beyond it waited a circular archive filled with glass books. Pages floated inside transparent covers, turning by themselves. Blue flames burned beneath the floor, illuminating rows of suspended crowns. Broken crowns. Bloodstained crowns. One still had hair caught in its silver teeth. Cassian’s calm expression tightened. “This room should not exist.” Raiken looked at him. “You know it.” “I know what was removed from every royal record.” The child released my hand. “This is where queens are erased.”