The Lost Of Enki Novels & Stories

They did not have any problem with his reign since it was his last year, a few months after, he was replaced by the current Magic King. But both the former King, my father and the other King, weakened so much. The restoring of earth's balance took all their magic. The other King died and my father's magic was lost. He was devastated at first but the entire Kingdom acknowledged his braveness and sacrifice, my father accepted things. He was soon relieved that he was able to help planet earth.

“But time has a way of reminding people what really matters.” He nods, gathering his things. “Let’s hope so. For now, try not to blow up my lab while I’m gone.” “No promises,” I say dryly, and his laughter follows him out the door. I move to the other desk, where my laptop is already open. A series of digital images fill the screen, scans sent by one of Josh’s archivists from his pack’s private library. The Book of First Light. The oldest surviving text on celestial beings. I can’t believe I’m even considering this as a possibility, but I’m out of ideas at this point.

There were five of us originally along with Astor, who faced his unfortunate death six years ago with Hector. As the packs grew in numbers over the centuries, a sub counsel was formed to deal with all the bullshit of the watered down mutts. The sub counsel are mere puppets to do our dirty work and feed back information. But it's the Ecclessia that pull the strings from the shadows. Nothing happens without our knowledge or approval. "Do you smell that?" I ask. They both sniff but but shake their heads to signal they don't. "Stay alert" I say quietly as I notice the Beta walking towards us.

Caitlin’s tongue darted out, touched her lower lip. Her small teeth bit nervously. "Tell us something about Zendedari," she challenged. "Prove you have met him before and are friends to him." "He is Enoch’s brother, lost to us these seven years. We sought him and, thinking him dead, sought his body. Enoch and I have all exchanged blood with Zendedari. Barry too, although his had been more than a century ago. It strengthens out telepathic communication. We should have been able to reach him. When none of us could feel him, we all were certain he was dead." Kendalf replied.

He asked when he finally deduced that we weren’t going to say anything to him. I turned away from them with a sigh, “No. Ikea says it was lost in the war, the cry of the wolves, or whatever she called it—" “You mean the roar of the three wolves? As in the three sons of Avidacus,” David interjected, correcting me. “Yes, that war. If the moon crest was lost all those years ago in that ancient war, how are we supposed to find it now?” Frustration gripped my tone, “It just makes no sense.”

"What? No one has succeeded to retrieve an ancient relic from Luzon Ocean?” Zhou Fu, who initially had closed his eyes, now tried to open his eyes while sitting cross-legged with the back of his hand supporting his chin. Shen Shen's eyes lit up, her smile broke out when she saw Zhou Fu getting interested in the topic of the Luzon Sea. “Yes, history says that only a handful of warriors can return after entering the Lost Empire in the Luzon Sea. Out of that handful of people, none of them were able to get hold of the ancient heirloom. They only come back with fear.” Shen Shen snarled at length.

“Anyways, Shizuki here is a transfer student, she's from shibuya. I don't know the full reason behind her transferring but I'm positive it has to do with the book of Enoch.” “The book of Enoch? I think I heard I know that from somewhere, yes my father had it in the library, well the manuscript of some crucial chapters in the book.” “Can you tell me more about the book?” “Yes dear, the book of Enoch is one of the three books that were created alongside the ten sovereigns, well this is according to my father, who was the strongest sovereign at that time. He documented parts about the book of Enoch and the Necronomicon.” Lucifer said as she pursed her lips thinking on where to start and how to

Jason took a deep breath and said. Last time, the ancient battlefield appeared, and then the statues shattered, causing that person or a few people to break free from it. They were like the sealed Inuit. The Inuit had left too many back-ups in this world, so it had never been destroyed completely. However, in Jason’s opinion, they probably didn't have any backup plan. Otherwise, there wouldn't be no record of them. It would be a little horrible if there was something that had not been recorded yet.

“No.” Raiken placed his hand against the floor. Blue light raced through the palace. The crown tightened around my skull. Water filled my lungs. The kingdom sank. Stone towers disappeared beneath the waves. Streets vanished. Silver banners folded into darkness. Raiken’s body faded behind the risi ng water. I reached for him. He reached back. Our fingers did not meet. His final thought moved through the bond. Live. The tower vanished. I drowned with the crown on my head. The vision released me.

Even then, I did not forget to carve a wooden statue of her as her birthday gift. This was my promise to her. From her very first birthday, I would carve a wooden statue for her to record her growth. But when I gave her the last statue, she accepted it with obvious disdain. The whole time, she was grumbling. "The pearl necklace from Keith is worth so much more than this. You're so stingy." That was why I decided to forget her birthday. "As I said when I left, Serene, there's nothing between us anymore. Please don't call me again."