Third Lifetime Novels & Stories

Kael asked Lina. “Not specifics,” Lina said. “But you should consider contingencies. If you have children and they don’t want this life. If you don’t have children and someone else assumes they’re entitled to what you built. You can’t control everything from beyond the grave, but you can leave a map.” Lys stared at the screen. “Third Path inherits Third Path,” she said slowly. “Petrov inherits Petrov. If those overlap someday, fine. If they don’t, also fine. We build a structure that can hold without being carried in our names.”

At the moment of her death, she completely lost all hope and severed her ties with the Harper family. Unexpectedly, she was bound to a system that took her to various small worlds to complete tasks. After completing these tasks, she was rewarded with life points, which she accumulated to return to her current world. Lindsay opened her right hand and looked at her palm. Her lifeline was very short, indicating that she had less than a year to live, only until the time she died in her previous life. The system had told her upon unbinding that if she wanted to extend her life, she needed more people to like her. The more people who liked her, or the more she helped others gain admiration, the lo

He did not want everything on Earth to change when he returned three hundred years later. How could earthlings live for three hundred years? If he did not bring things that could alter genes and prolong life, the earth would be replaced by another group of people in three hundred years. The people he was familiar with would have long since become dry bones. This was what David did not want to see. Since he had the ability now, how could he not help the earthlings? Plus, it would not take long. When he came here with Celeste, he used the three-dimensional space.

“I just don’t want to know that you’re going to die again.” Clara stopped patting his head and wondered if there was anything she could say to stop him crying. Nothing came to mind. Xavier took her hand and cleared his throat. “I think I can speak properly now. I’m glad that you got to live again, unrestrained from the barriers from your first life and I hope that you’ve managed to fulfil some of your wishes. You should have lived a full life the first time, but that didn’t happen and you can’t even live past 23 the second time. I hope you can do it a third time.”

“I used to believe fate was mercy dressed as chaos. Now I think it’s punishment disguised as purpose.” Leo’s throat tightened. “Don’t say that.” “How else do I explain it?” Cris shot back, though his voice trembled. “We find each other again, across lifetimes, just to be torn apart by the same crown, the same lies. Tell me what that means, Leo.” Leo hesitated, his heart straining against the cage of duty. He wanted to touch him to remind him that even curses could hold warmth, but he couldn’t. Not here. Not with half the court pretending not to watch.

Three days have passed in pure agony for him. Fucking pathetic law has kept him behind the bars for killing the bastard who tried to rape his love. Fucking Shit! Three days and he wasn't there for his love who was fighting in between life and death. Three days of him unknown to her condition and it was gnawing at his insides with fierce claws. He was going berserk with each passing second.

I moved my gaze from the lamp to his face. "Probably still at the cemetery," I responded flatly, and he walked past me. "Are you sure you want to do this again, Kai?" My heart was pounding as I let the words escape from my throat, and I turned just as he paused. Did he never learn that love didn't come easy for us? "Seven lifetimes is an extremely long time. What happens after the seven lifetimes? Kai, you will never be able to reclaim your position as a golden guardian. Have you considered that? You will be punished in perpetuity."

Zella continued, “Thirty thousand epochs was the first time. I don’t know when will be the second time. However, I know that the current era you’re in has experienced the second Sky Burial Age. The third time may be Mega Sky Burial.” “There’s another saying. The lifespan of the Chaos Heavenly Path can only adhere to this time. When the third Sky Burial Age comes, the lifespan of the Chaos Heavenly Path will end. By then, everything will return to chaos, obliterate, and disappear until the Chaos births a new Chaos Heavenly Path, universe, and life.”

Are you okay with that? He tightened his hug. "It's more than okay, Athijha. Make me your home as long as you want, even if it's forever." I smiled. "Forever doesn't exist, Quel," His eyebrows furrowed. "There's only a lifetime, Quel." He rolled his eyes. "Whatever you say, love. You're only mine until this life ends and in our next, next, next, next lifetime. That's the forever I am talking about."

"You're married to the oldest one here at the table. Did he tell you how old he is?" "No, but please do tell." I smirk and glance at a grunting Kian, who sits beside his brother. "Brother dearest here is a whopping five-hundred and fifty-four years old. He's like half a millennium old, so you're basically shagging a grandpa." "Fuck, that's old and how do you? Okay, never mind." I say, already regretting my words and trying to redirect the conversation off the topic of shagging a grandpa.