The Rise Of Eden Novels & Stories

Lilith nodded her head in agreement, then frowned. Eden wiped away a stray tear and continued, “I don’t even know what this thing inside me is. All the damn Lords cannot wait to see if they should kill it and I do not know whether I should be happy or not; it is my child but I do not want it.” Eden chucked the plate on the table and leaned against it with his head between his hands as he rubbed his temples in frustration. “Why don’t you want it? It’s your child Eden, whether it is a monster or not, and I know for sure your child will be beautiful just like you,” Cael said.

She is a fighter, not a quitter witch! Besides, The New Eden is the happiest place on the planet. Here we look out for each other and nobody goes hungry, bored or lonely. There's always food to eat, meaningful work to do, and your people who care and love you. Why would Sam want to kill herself when she got everything in life? It didn’t add up. That’s a madness!

Cain. Cain and Abel. The first two sons of Adam and Eve. Cain was the oldest and a farmer, where his younger brother Abel was a shepherd. As the story went, the brothers made sacrifices to God, but God favored Abel's sacrifice instead of Cain's. Cain then murdered Abel out of jealousy, so God punished Cain by condemning him to a life of wandering. Cain then dwelt in the land of Nod, where he built a city and fathered a line of descendants beginning with Enoch. God also set a mark on Cain, so that anyone who killed him would suffer sevenfold vengeance. I looked at the man before me, I saw no mark, and I couldn’t deny his skills, so I could easily see him being a killer. Yet this wasn’t the la

I knew my era was only just beginning. And on this road, I would no longer be alone. There would be more and more people who believed in value and respected those who create walking with me. The End.

“You still don’t get it. Elia wasn’t a victim. She ran because she couldn’t face what she’d done. She wasn’t the savior you made her into. She was leverage. That’s all she ever was.” My pulse spikes. The wire buzzes faintly, feedback from the signal. I force myself to breathe, to stay calm. “Leverage for what?” I ask. “For power,” he says simply. “Eden wasn’t about resurrection,it was about control. Conscious replication. And she was proof it worked.” He smiles like a man confessing to art, not crime. “When she begged to disappear, she gave me her final gift: silence. I just… used it.”

Enzo's hand rested on my thigh, inching higher as we hit a red light. 'You trust me, right?' 'Always,' I murmured, my breath catching as his fingers brushed the edge of my lace panties. Not long after, we pulled up to a non-descript building in the heart of downtown, but the sign hit me like a jolt. Club Eden. Bold red letters glowing against the night. Even from inside the car, I could feel the pulse of bass thumping through the air, mixed with laughter and something darker, more primal. My heart raced.

She had no idea which direction they were headed, but she guessed it had to be towards the vampire queen’s lands or at least towards the neutral territory. “How did you do that?” She asked, trembling a bit in the cold. Eden removed his cloak and wrapped it around her. “You didn't… you just ordered them to kill themselves…a-and the fire?” “It is one of the only gifts I have from the vicious woman who birthed me and the father who gave his life for me,” His voice was cold. “Her ambition bore fruit though she does not know it.” Laurel swallowed. She thought back to all of their conversations and realized that Eden had never spoken about where he was from or his parents.

“You step in, it reads you. No code. Just memory. Emotion. Choice.” “What’s the end condition?” Eden asked. Aeris didn’t blink. “Survival.” Cassian looked between them. “She’s testing who Eden really is.” “No,” Aeris said. “I’m testing which version of Eden the world will follow.” Eden stepped into the core. The lights dimmed. The hum of the anchor synced with her heartbeat. And in the space of one breath The world rebuilt itself. She was in her old Merge training cell. Age seventeen. Same chair.

Meanwhile, the spheres were already forcefully integrating smaller communities outside the underground city into Eden, gradually but steadily. The glass dome expanded to accommodate the new residents, with areas developed to house people who were already healthy and didn't require medical attention. 5 months since I came here, I still haven't found my parents, but with each person I bring to Eden, I conduct a DNA test, hoping to find them. Despite testing over 25,000 individuals, my search remains fruitless. The number of spheres in this world has reached ten millions, as they are easy to produce. We've established city of Edens 1 through 245 all around the world, each near the sea to facili

Cassian let out a low, silent chuckle, his silver eyes gleaming with dark amusement as he watched Eden walk away. “God,” he murmured, voice thick with restrained excitement. “I have never been this excited. I can already smell the chaos coming.” Inside him, Rael stirred, its voice sharp with thrill and hunger. ‘You are right. This is exciting!’ . . . Now that Eden had a lot of money in her hand she had many plans in her mind. But first and foremost she was going to buy what she wanted to buy the most. Lots of rare compounds and herbs she had always dreamed of buying!