The Lost Cities Novels & Stories

"Sophia, you can hate me, but don't implicate an innocent child! He's so young!" "I'll say it again—return the nameplate!" Ethan's expression turned iron-gray. "Sophia, Storm was old. Though it shouldn't have died this way, it lived a good life. I'll find a place with good feng shui to bury it." I stared at this stranger before me, unable to believe it. His tone was casual, as if discussing something trivial. Like a broken toy that could be easily replaced. I slowly stood up, my claws extending from my fingertips.

As she stepped off the plane, she could feel the allure of the city's rich history and the whispers of ancient civilizations that echoed through its streets. Luna's first stop was the iconic Giza Plateau, home to the legendary Pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx. Standing before these majestic structures, Luna couldn't help but be in awe of their sheer size and the incredible architectural achievements of the ancient Egyptians. She marveled at the intricate details and tried to fathom the stories that these ancient monuments held within their timeless walls.

I stuck out my bottom lip slightly and gave him my sincerest look. He stared at me for a moment, and I thought for sure he was going to kick me out of the library. I knew he wouldn’t be persuaded by the puppy dog look, but to my surprise, he sighed and turned his laptop to face me. “It’s about the lost city of Endovier,” he explained. “It’s a prequel to my last release. If you’ve read my series, Enchanted Cove, then you’d know what Endovier is—”

And that makes them in demand not just in the country but also other countries, even other continents too. “My pretty best friend, it's pretty obvious that my younger brother is head over heels in love with you. Back then when you left, he was so devastated and desperate to find you. You’re his world… ah no.. you’re his universe so rejecting you… it’s just so impossible.” Dylan stated very seriously.

Lorne's five-point system adds its coastal frequency, new and uncertain but present, the sound of a city that has learned it is allowed to breathe. Three cities. The beginning of a network. And in the eastern territories, eleven anomalous cities in Sable's records that have not yet been reached. And in the western territories, however many Veth has not yet found. And beyond all of that — the wider world, the cities the pack does not know about, the cities that have been managing their own impossible balance in isolation, the keepers who have been staying without understanding why. All of it. All of it mine to hold and mine to share and mine to build the framework for so that whoever comes af

That was how Aslo knew there were humans. “How long?” Silence fell across the men “They were never truly gone, as far as I am aware they live underground and have created massive cities” There were gasps across the table and everyone was feeling the same thing, how had we all missed it.

Clandestine Empire. An empire consisted of different regions where mages and non-mages co-exist. The north was protected by people with earth affinity magic, south with wind, east with water, west with fire, southwest with lightning, southeast with ice and the northwest with plants while the northeast had magic affiliated with animals. Aside from the different territories under different lieges, the outskirts were composed of free cities. One of those cities would be found in the southern outskirts. The South City was also known as the Lawless City.

Rhina demanded. “I can’t be sure, this city could belong to another great civilization. The Bractitlanian Empire also built sea cities. By any chance, if this is an Ajenian sea city, there must be some clues that can lead us to Ajens.” “Huh?” “Father told me that all Ajenian sea cities had maps hidden somewhere on them so that people of later generations could find their way to the ancient capital.” “Wonderful! Where should we start?” “We should start… there!” Ishida pointed to a ruinous building made of red and brown bricks.

It was a weekday morning. Jon was having coffee with a few investors while discussing the year's plans which included expanding the business overseas. "I think it's best to be able to provide luxury in some areas in Asia," a man said, sitting at the last seat on Jon's left. Another man, who was sitting across, raised his hand and continued, "We have studied the middle eastern cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the two cities were found to have rising economic status and in the following years, we have forecasted that hotel industry will boom as tourism evolves and it would be a great investment." Jon was looking at the records, "I believe that the East is a good target, we will be able to establ

Sorry. I've lost track of this story and am putting it on hold for now. maybe I'll come back to it at some point.