The Monk Novels & Stories

The order rumbled through the mind link, and many of the wolves were quick to obey. Aiden felt his entire body stiffen as he all but felt his father’s domineering presence approach through the pathway of wolves. His black coat glistened dangerously at them, a stark contrast to the pure white snow blanketing their surroundings.

He sought knowledge, guidance, anything that could help him understand the curse and how to control it. Finally, he arrived at a secluded monastery nestled high in the mountains. It was a place of ancient wisdom, where monks dedicated their lives to studying the mystical arts and guarding the secrets of the past. He approached the monastery cautiously, his senses on high alert. He could feel the presence of powerful magic, a protective barrier that shielded the monks from the outside world. As he neared the entrance, a figure emerged from the shadows, his face etched with wisdom and serenity. It was the abbot, the leader of the monastery.

The Medical Wing was a tomb of glass and flashing red warnings. 03:15:22. The countdown was a physical weight, pressing against my lungs as I watched Julian work. He wasn't the "Monster" of the Owerri rumors anymore; he was a man trying to outrun a god complex with nothing but a scalpel and a prayer.

The Crone Alter was bare. Jamie walked over to The Crone’s alter and placed the flowers on it. She then kneeled, bowing her head in prayer. "Thank you Crone Mother for guiding my parents to the next life on this day two years ago. I don’t know why you did it, but I am grateful!" She whispered. "You look too young to be asking The Crone for revenge!" A male voice said. Jamie turned her head and saw the Temple's Monk. He was dressed in a long orange robe with circular tattoos on his bald head. The monk also had bright blue eyes.

That was why in a fraction of a second, he had already cursed this stupid monk more than a million times in his mind. "You bald headed procrastinator! If you wish to suicide, don't take us all with you!" Gideon screamed his divine senses into the hardheaded monk. But the monk appeared to listen not to any foul voice upon his ears. He shrugged the evil whispers out and ignored them with immense ease. "Why so?" Maru said. He had never seen this old monk in his life before but was amazed at the righteous dao that flowed out from this person. He was a rather ordinary old man outside but that would only be with the eyes of mortals.

, but could not free himself from the tight grip. "Yes, if that is so ..." were the confused words of one of the three monks. While two of them carried the unconscious man into his room, the third followed the father and Louis. He had dragged Godric to the forecourt of the monastery and only let him go there. All the monks of the monastery were gathered in the forecourt, at least those who could. “Ah Father Godric! Brother louis! So you will be driving in pairs. ”, Said an older monk for the crowd and smiled gently at the two men. Godric moved away from the demon, had looked at him once more disgruntled, but then smiled just as gently back at the old man. "Bro

After all, it was their affinity with the Bardoran Order that determined whether or not they could even get to see an Astral Bead in person. "This is all a huge coincidence. You know the Abbey of the Silent Spirit, the most popular location in Southeast Charmya? Well, I went there to pray for your health at the start of this month. There, I happened to chance upon a monk. "That monk must be in his 70s by now. His face was covered with wrinkles, and he looked quite ragged. The robes he wore were a little different from the robes monks wore. "I took pity on him, so I offered him some food and water. Guess what happened after that, Grandpa!"

Suddenly, he heard a voice chanting, "Amitabha... " Looking back, he discovered a red-robed young monk stepping over in mid-air from the other end of the wood. He landed among the fighters. He had a bronzed complexion and looked muscular and robust. If he hadn't been a Buddhist monk, he might be mistaken for a butcher. A brown rosary was in his hand as he said slowly, "Please stop, almsgivers. Don't lose your sanity because of the Demonic Flower. There are no magic treasures here... "

“Finally. Where is he? I’ll have a jet on the tarmac in ten minutes. Is he in Vegas? LA? I’ll pay whatever he wants.” I hear a muffled sound on the other end. It sounds like Grey is trying to choke on a bucket of laughter. “Try a monastery instead. Hidden away in the mountains of Northern California.” I stop mid-reach for my watch. “A monastery? Like… a church?” “A monastery, Cairo. That man is a monk.” “He took a vow of silence and poverty about ten years ago. Doesn't own a TV, doesn't own a phone, and he definitely doesn't care about your billions."

It had a good spiritual vibe to it as Cassandra entered with all her belongings intact to her. She searches for a man on the scene, referring to the image Zayn sent her. "Guru Aadya." The said man lifts his head, his one eye opened. (People, please realise that I'm an Asian. Which Asian, I ain't telling lol) "What do you need, child? You seem troubled." The old monk says right off the bat. His intuition surprised her. She wanted to test him, but she doesn't want to ruin his image nor unleash his anger. He looked pious, but the worst type of anger is hidden in pious looking people somehow.