The Rise Of Eden Novels & Stories

“In a life where our children are not hiding. Where you are not constantly preparing to die or war…as your luna, I want to be happy and raise our children in a peaceful environment.” Her voice softened. “What kind of ending do you want, Eris?” I closed my eyes. I saw fire. Blood. Smoke rising in the distance. Then I saw her. Standing unafraid. Protecting children that were not hers by blood but were hers by choice. She's that one for me…i saw her carrying out kids and making food for me. “I am tired,” I admitted. She nodded. “I know.” “I wanted revenge to make the pain stop,” I said. “But it has only grown.”

"When Lilian was here, you never came back, Silas. Why now? Why this girl?" Silas’s smile didn't falter, but the air around him seemed to grow colder. "Lilian was for the whole city for the taking, Daniel. She was a public utility. I don't dip my dick in dirt, Bruder. But Eden... Eden is different." The statement hung between us, a reminder of the twisted hierarchy of our lineage. In this family, women were either ghosts or trophies, but Eden had become a catalyst for a war I hadn't seen coming.

The portal was collapsing from its tremendous power and the entire Styr was quivering as its divinity roamed through it and proclaimed its presence. Rising from the ashes of the portal was a new creature, the first to rise to the rank of divinity, that seemingly unachievable rank. An unexpected persona, a wanted fugitive with a hatred that burned fiercer than a thousand volcanoes and even threatened to burn fierier than the sun, Genad Edward had evolved not only in strengths but in his sanity. He had devolved into a madman. ** *Beeeeeep* /Mission Completed! Awe Meter- 100%

I could feel energy waves hitting my body and creating resistance as I made my way to Ida. What in the Faiths was she doing? Gideon and Jordan met us halfway, doubling back as they kept up with me. “Are we under attack?” I shouted to my friend over the loud hum of magic. “I don’t know. Everything was fine until a minor explosion and light burst through the woods. This constant pulse of energy keeps hitting us, and gravity has increased, making it hard for us to move. I don’t know what it is.” “Ida….”

I rolled my eyes when Jackson refused to answer and focused on his food and phone. Ten minutes later, we finished breakfast, and I spent an additional ten minutes cleaning the kitchen and putting the dishes in the dishwasher. I loved the modern amenities in Jackson’s cabin. At Eden, most of the tasks were done by hand. We were forced to wash dishes and clothes by hand, but now, everything is done with a push of the button. Which got me wondering what the true point of Eden was. The Elders claimed it was to help preserve our race, but the only thing Eden seemed successful at preserving was the oppression of breeders. Why would they intentionally make our lives difficult? Why wouldn’t they bet

Aciel replied annoyingly. Eden feels very upset at her fate, which is always unable to have beautiful memories while giving birth to her children. All those memories are gone! It just disappeared because of the heavy impact on her pretty head. "After this I promise I will make you give birth normally," whispered Aciel coaxing. Eden immediately gave a sharp look at Aciel's face as if he hadn't done anything wrong. "You're going to get me pregnant again? Making another child? Oh my God, Ace! Are you a maniac or what?”

“We follow it.” Raven’s hand slipped into his, a sign of solidarity. The world outside might still burn, but here, among the smoke and velvet, they’d drawn their line. Jaxon looked at Raven, then at the men who’d survived. “Eden stands,” he said. And somewhere, in the distance beyond the storm, Evelyn Morreau smiled, because she’d seen exactly what she wanted: not defeat, but the birth of something monstrous. The music had died hours ago. What remained of Club Eden was a hollow echo, champagne stains on marble, glass glittering like shrapnel, velvet curtains torn from the walls. The lights still burned low, the red wash of them turning smoke into blood-colored haze.

Eden strolled through the park, her long, shapely legs carrying her past the vibrant blooms and verdant foliage. The sun dappled her fair skin through the canopy of leaves above, casting a warm glow on her feminine features. She was a vision of beauty, with her delicate face, full lips, and ample breasts that strained against the confines of her tight blouse. But there was something more to Eden, something that set her apart from other women.

We reach Elsa and low and behold, she is standing right in front of a spring! "I swear it's a miracle Eden! It's a miracle! We are not going to die!!! We won't die! We have found water! See! It's real water! I even tasted it! Come see! We can finally have a bath!!!! Eden I swear we will get a promotion!" She screams joy flowing out of her. I stand grinning at her excitement and she drags me to the spot where the water is flowing out of the ground and she starts splashing me with it.