The Rise Of Eden นิยาย & เรื่องราว

** A second message arrived: **"Sinclair Holdings is already scrambling. They don't know it's you yet. But they will. Soon."** Natalie smiled weakly. Silence had been her sharpest sword. Now she was ready to attack. That night, the world changed. Social media exploded with news of a mysterious startup called EternaNova Inc. A breakthrough innovation firm committed to renewable urban ecosystems, financed by unnamed investors and led by a reclusive CEO known only as "N.E." The news pundits speculated wildly. Blogs dissected every shred of information they could find. And within Sinclair Holdings, panic set in as customers started to shift their focus to this upstart giant promising a tomorrow

If Eden really wants to have a kid, you had many chances to do so. She had many boyfriends before, she even had an almost-fiancé but because of her tough luck in love, none of those people ended up staying. “It's hard to have a kid in this kind of life, you should know this well because of what happened to your family, apocalypse naturally made our lives tough and hellish. I can't birth a kid and watch them grow up in this kind of environment.” Eden pursed her lips. “If I really want to, I can just steal my ex-boyfriend's semen have myself pregnant then tell him to fuck off, but thinking of what life we are leading now, it's better to not birth one. I'll wait until the vaccine becomes availa

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

Callum’s spine straightened. She knew exactly what she was doing—and damn, was it effective. “You two know each other?” the investor asked, brows raised. “Oh,” Eden said lightly, “we’ve circled similar spaces.” Kendra flushed. “We were… connected through Eden’s former church. Before she… transitioned careers.” Another jab. Neatly tucked behind false concern. Callum saw it for what it was. So did Eden. “I wouldn’t call it a transition,” Eden said smoothly. “I’d call it a return. To myself.”

The vegetation that was everywhere one could look was lush, even tropical looking almost. “How is this possible?” I asked of no one in particular. The Captain answered, “Welcome to Eden. You may well be the first Russian to see this place, at least we can hope so.” As he said that I didn’t miss the dark look given to me by the CIA dude. Must have a thing against Russians, only I really wasn’t Russian, rather I was an American and yet I seemed to have none of the rights of one. The Captain went on, “What we’re floating along into right now is a jolly old caldera of a mostly sunken volcano.”

A hand moved up and down my arm, and I swallowed again. I ripped myself from my dad’s arms, then straightened and stared at the two people who would burn down the whole world for me. “Eden is not a normal werewolf.” I intoned. I had no idea where that came from. “She is not a hybrid either, because we would have all known. Eden is…” I clenched my fist, then moved around in circles in search for a better term. I didn’t care if I looked like a nutcase. Heck! I sure as hell felt like one.

A maid brought us drinks and left. “Eden is the child of a maid who got preganant for the late Alpha. He wanted nothing to do with the pregnancy because he already was married so he chased her out of the house. She suffered to keep that child and when it was finally time for her birth, it was a long and painful one. Eden was born during a blue moon.” It was like she was expecting a reaction and we didn’t give her one. “You don’t know what that means, do you?”

Sarah assured him. “After 500 years of our existence we can ascend, so to say… find some secluded place, make an altar, lay on it, and let our own fire consume us and take us from one life to another. After 9 days, we are born again from the ashes just like the legend says.” “And the secluded place is necessary because of the fire and all?” Sarah tried to imagine the scene in her head and indeed it was scary, like nothing she heard about the supernatural world before.

For the first time in their lives, they looked safe. "This is the **Eden-Partition**," she said. "A biological reality with no siphons, no debts, and no Void. But an Eden must be maintained. It must be protected from the rot that destroyed the last world." "And what 'rot' is that?" I asked, a cold dread beginning to coil in my stomach.

"What did you do to me?" "Daughter of the Aradia family of the Estburg underground community. You can fight, but not at my level," Eden said, a glint of light appearing in her eyes. "Do you know why I won't fight you? It's not because I'm afraid of you, it's because I want you to know how it feels to be powerless." With that, Eden flicked her finger and immediately removed a layer of Laudes' clothing. She moved quickly and instantly removed all the clothes that Laudes was wearing, leaving nothing behind.