The Prophets Hair Novels & Stories

He sighed and started telling her. “Seeing your condition on the day you were hurt, the physician replied that it may take about a month. Especially to fill the wound in your stomach. But while listening to this, I looked at your face, on which many cuts were filling on their own. I was astonished, and asked the physician to tell me about it. And when he came to know about it, he told me that your hair has the power to heal, so every wound touching it was healing on its own.” Her lips parted in surprise. Ahaz raised his hand to touch her silver locks.

But easy to talk about what to do. Especially when an old prophet with credibility from the days of the great Alexander proclaims you a herald of destruction in his last words. The words were… they were… Wait a minute, let me put my notebook aside and… I'm sure I left that book here somewhere … Oh! I'm sitting on it. It kneaded it a little, but it's not like it wasn't already turning to dust. Now let's see … “You will fall first at the hands of a blond-haired man. You will have the chance of taking revenge, by raising a red-eye boy, but be careful it is a two-sided knife.”

It was not like I was spying on purpose. She admired me. "You should grow your hair a little taller. It will suit you better as the King of Kings." I automatically touched my hair. The image of the man before came back to view. If my appearance was anything like his, I would have to grow it a little. Not too long though. His hair was at his shoulders. Mine could be the same.

Looking amongst the lively city, Axel found himself pondering the purpose of their upcoming visits to their legitimate businesses. "You know, Don, I've always wondered about those puppet CEOs. They are just pawns in your grand game," Axel remarked, his voice tinged with cynicism. Abaddon turned to Axel, his stoic expression hiding the amusement that flickered in his eyes. Axel was an enigmatic figure with an appearance that matched his eccentric personality. His most striking feature was his pure white hair, which cascaded down to his shoulders in a wild and untamed mane. It seemed to shimmer like moonlight, a stark contrast to the darkness that often surrounded him. His hair held an otherwo

“I had a vision about you…” “You’re a—” “—I’m a prophet, yeah,” she said brightly. “It runs in my family. But I’m a different kind of prophet… I’m not sure how to explain it.” “Can you try?” I asked, feeling my eyes pleading. She smiled and nodded.

“Caitlin!” Even in Caitlin’s haze, even as she knelt there, choking Cain, there was something about that voice that snapped her out of it. Where had it come from? A man stepped forward, cutting through the crowd, wearing a long robe and carrying a staff. With his long, silver hair and long beard to match, he looked like a prophet. He stood there, scowling down at Caitlin, disappointment in his voice. “Release him!” he said firmly.

"You look breathtaking, little wife." [The Final Contract] "The Prophets sent another encrypted transmission this morning," Harper mentioned, resting her head against his chest, listening to the steady, strong rhythm of his heartbeat. "They're still struggling to rebuild the hyper-lanes. They asked if you would come back and 'guide' them." Sebastian let out a low, vibrating chuckle. "Tell them my consulting f*e is a billion credits an hour, and I don't work weekends," he replied, his signature arrogant drawl making Harper laugh. "Let the gods figure out their own logistics. I've retired from the savior business."