Timeless River Sora Novels & Stories

"No, I have been even higher than this, but this has never been here. Its moving so fast, why do I feel like it's moving towards us?" What they were looking at could only be described as a several mile white with a slight blue highlight river. This river flowed in a loop in the sky. It ran, back and forth, up and down, until several loops were formed and river was moving at incredible speeds. "Today is truly a sad day, to think that you, a man that Xasha looked up to so much, would team up with the DelaVega City to harm him and his interests," A disembodied voice of a young lady came from everywhere of the same time.

The River of Echoing Souls The forest was unnaturally still—so still that Luna could hear her own breathing echo in her ears as she strolled between Rowan and Kai, her fingertips grazing the luminous riverbank. The River of Echoing Souls sparkled like flowing moonlight, bending and undulating as if something beneath it was stirring. Each surface mirrored faded memories, faces floating like fog, emotions locked in time—and all of them felt achingly familiar. Luna gulped. “I can’t stand this place already.”

As long as Arwyn was by my side, I didn’t mind anything else. But the peace didn’t last long. Sora rode up on my right, a wide grin stretching across her face. Her outfit was flashy, adorned with intricate silver patterns and sparkling stones that caught the light with every movement. "Are you having fun, Your Grace?" she asked, her tone overly sweet. "Indeed, Sora. It's a hunt," I replied grimly, not in the mood for idle chatter. Arwyn said nothing, her head held high and her eyes fixed firmly ahead, clearly uninterested in the interruption.

AILEEN’S POV "Whoa… This spot is stunning; I don’t know how I could have missed it all these years that I stayed here." I breathed in the scent of the clean river and the forest that was some miles away from us. It was a good thing that we chose to come to this place, the smell of alcohol, of sex and everything that was in between burned my nose. I held onto the railings as I raised my head and closed my eyes, I listened to the wind and thought about everything that had happened.

Binta asked. "No, in fact, I can destroy her all by myself. But all the jinnis will come to battle. And she holds something very dear to us. Rayuwa had been their blood farm for over 500 years; they will not give it up easily." I explained, and she seemed to understand. "Hope you won't die. I cannot mourn you twice. My heart won't take it." She pleaded, and I nodded in response. BINTA After a while, the Sarki and Sarauniya called Adam and me to their private lounge for a meeting. I watched my mother's smile fade. There was something she knew that she wasn't telling me. I knew she would eventually.

A mate mark. “I’m happy for you,” Lydia said. Thalia smiled. “I’m happy too. And Knox… he’s a good guy. I’ve seen how you two look at each other.” Lydia smiled faintly. “Yeah, I guess so.” Thalia pulled out a necklace. The pendant was a woman’s head with snakes for hair—Medusa. It looked golden, but it felt alive. “This is my parting gift,” Thalia said, placing it around Lydia’s neck. “I can’t say goodbye at the garage—it’ll break me. So remember me until we meet again.”

Sora tilted her head back, gazing up at the velvet-blue night sky, and let out a soft sigh. If Leo ever asked about it in the future, how was she supposed to answer? She couldn't keep using the old excuse that he had fallen out of a spaceship from outer space—even if that little white lie had made Leo incredibly smug for a while. Walking aimlessly, Sora realized she had wandered quite deeply into the complex. The landscaping in this older neighborhood was surprisingly decent. Between two rows of high-rise apartment buildings ran a man-made stream, lined with thick, leafy trees and a few scattered park benches.

Sora pouted as I laughed at how ridiculous he could be. "Of course I do Casanova." I replied as we got to a stop. I dropped our stuffs on the ground, moving behind Sora whose shoulders relaxed a little when it felt my heat as my breath softly touched his blushing ears. "Open your eyes." That simple command had Sora taking off the blindfold carefully as he blinked. His eyes slowly looked up, leaving him speechless as his heart tripped in excitement. "It's... It's..." He paused as he slowly turned his back, tears falling down his cheeks. "Beautiful. Aurora Borealis is most beautiful phenomenon I've ever laid eyes on. Thank you."

When will you be back? I thought about it for a moment. My return had been so sudden. I had originally planned to surprise Rowan, but now he had already given me a huge surprise of his own. Now, I wasn't in the mood for anything, but I thought of Patrick. After all, he had taken care of me for so many years. I decided to go see him. So I told the talent scout I would be back in three days. The next day, I prepared to return to the River residence. But Rowan contacted me first.

The outskirts of Lunastre felt like a graveyard for things that never lived. Sora led them through a passage of rusted shipping containers and collapsed overpasses. The rain had slowed to a miserable drizzle, leaving a thick, grey fog that clung to the ground. Every few minutes, Sora stopped, his ears twitching. He could still hear the distant, phantom hum of the neural network in his mind, a ghostly frequency that refused to die even though the towers were dark.