Novel & Cerita The Story Of Mankind

A believer of justice. However, the truth was rather different. She, too, has been in the shadows. "Though my spirit may fall asleep in darkness, it will awaken in flawless brightness." "I've become too fond of the stars to be afraid of the night." … The arrival of demons reduced the planet to its knees. The war between demons and humans shattered humanity's civilisation. The story has vanished without a trace and is only passed down through generations by word of mouth. Some laughed at the story, while others believed it. For that handful, history was unmistakably present.

Stories of the merfolk walking unafraid on the land, a vast network of Fae and elvish cities on every continent of the world, and sirens in every coastal village. They speak of when mankind came, weak and lost in our lands, and how the brethren took pity on them, showing them how to live amongst us, welcoming them into our cities and our homes. But mankind was prolific, and although their lives burned through in a fraction of the brethren’s, they swiftly grew in quantity, until they outnumbered us. In a short time, the brethren were pushed out of the majority of lands, and still that was not enough for mankind who feared and envied us. They began to hunt us down, cutting down our vast forest

He replies before clearing his throat, “We are all descendants of a cursed man. He was a human, an ordinary human, until one day he just . . . wasn’t.” I blink, “Can I know more? About you,” “Where do you want me to start?” As scary and irrelevant as it might get, I’m interested. I’m blown away. “From the cursed man. Everything,” “Well, I don’t exactly know him. I’ve heard stories about him throughout the years because he was the first of our kind. He was the one who got the curse,” He says, looking directly into my eyes before sitting down near the edge of the bed. “It was centuries ago, when people truly believed in mythical creatures. Even though there was no solid proof of our existence

Stacy remarked as she sent a text message to Amber and Dominic telling them to come as soon as possible, “Just listen young Wolf, you will learn a lot,” Ellie replied before gesturing for Drake to continue, “The sixteen created mankind, they decided after viewing their creation to walk amongst them, sadly they could not cross the realms and keep their powers, they created vessels to transfer their consciousness to, the first Preternatural were born,” Drake flicked the page with such care, fearful that moving too quickly would damage the book, “After living with mankind for one thousand years the gods returned to their realm, all but one,”

The people had seen a man who sat amidst ashes and dusts, he was alone there and has been alone for two thousand years, he told them a story that was too much for human understanding, he called himself the Eledumare, he created everything and also himself, trying to understand what he had said became a weight for their brain, how could a creator create himself, he said he was sad about the past worlds end, and also the once to come, and his heart bleeds for losing the beautiful worlds, but he was the only one who can destroy, how could he be the only one who can destroy and the past world destructions made him sad, he said he was the only one who can kill and also can raise, and he was sad t

The master says as he gets up from his chair. "And i am so thankful for that master" Alfred says slightly bowing his head to show some gratitude. "Ladies and gentlemen, I stand here to tell you this with so much happiness in my heart, the vampires are going to overpower the humans and every single being in this world, we wont have to share anything with them for we will take control of everything" he says out loud and this goes to every single vampire that was around.

“I think you are blind to reality. You love humans and they can do no wrong in your eyes.” “I never said that.” He lets me go and crosses his arms over his chest, locking me out completely. I can even feel a wall go up, blanking out his emotions. “Every creature that can imagine has the capacity for cruelty. Humans are no exception.” “Ah, so they are no better than wolves,” I say, triumphant at my small, moral victory. “They are. Humans were like this, cruel, ruling with fear and pain and suffering, and one day, they decided… Let's cure illness, let's feed the poor, let us give people homes, heat in the winter and cool air in the summer.”

She handed it to a man who was sitting on a stone by the hearth—a man who had just arrived from the valley, his clothes dusty from a long journey, his face lined with an old, familiar wisdom. He didn't have a name, but as he took the pen, he looked at Xander and me with eyes that were a deep, natural brown. "The manuscript is clean," the man said, opening a new, leather-bound book that had no numbers on the pages. "Who wants to tell the first story that isn't about money?" Xander looked at me, and for the first time since Chapter One, there was no ledger between us. "Once," Xander said, his voice carrying across the new world, "there was a man, and there was a woman. And they had absolutely

On that day, the gods gave humanity a trial. Mankind had been able to pull through several years. Wars, pandemics, and disasters emerged a few years back. Most people thought that the end of times were near. Humanity was not united, no. There were still corrupt people in power. There were still clashes in beliefs. There were still various kinds of disparities and discrimination. But the human race continued to struggle to survive. As if praising their perseverance, the gods made themselves known.

I'm sorry mother. Olufunke sighed. Olufunke: Hmmmmmm!!! Just like the story of first man and woman Elédùmarè created after creating the gods that guards humans, the woman here also tempted to go against the will of Elédùmarè after being tempted by the devil. She felt sad.