Unsaid Words Lost Ark Novels & Stories

He hesitated, his gaze locked on my face as if searching for a reaction, "it translates as: the old blood remembers the pack it was sworn to before all packs, I will find my way back." The silence in the room was absolute, "I said that," I whispered, the realization chilling me, "in the dark, in the dungeon, I didn't know the words, but they came out." He nodded, his eyes dark with a mix of awe and fear, "two hundred years, the records call it an extinction, a bloodline erased," he paused, his gaze intensifying, "but the archives—the ones Elodie and I have been picking through—they use a different word."

As though they too were focused on the tiny light. The forgotten road. The first destination. The beginning of whatever came next. No pressure. None at all. Noah stared at the map for nearly five minutes. Then finally pointed. "I have questions." The First Lantern brightened. Reasonable. Hope approved. Noah pointed again. "What world is that?" The golden voice answered immediately. > We do not know. Silence. Hope blinked. "What?" The voice remained calm. > The records were lost. That was significantly less reassuring.

The discovery of the Snake Vine was crucial for Adrian due to its potential to enhance divine consciousness, which was essential for his strategy against the physically powerful daemons and beasts. Adrian had his reasons for not using the Immortal Ark's core. Ancient attempts to leave the world using it had failed, and he had a premonition that leaving was unrealistic, possibly due to factors related to spiritual energy. Since spiritual energy-based flying instruments couldn’t be used for departure, he was left with limited options. The Immortal Ark's core was his trump card; exposing it or risking its destruction was not an option he was willing to consider. If it were stolen or damaged, it

Arka's direct question made Lucas slightly taken aback, though he managed to regain his composure. "What do you mean?" Lucas asked, pretending not to understand what Arka was referring to. "Grandmother Maruna said that your wife won't be able to have children," Arka said, causing Lucas to gaze at him with a sharp, cold stare. Afterward, Lucas surveyed their surroundings to make sure no one else was around to overhear their conversation. "I don't really know what's happening with my wife, but Grandmother Maruna did say that Luna will never be able to have children, and she'll lose everything she has now to fulfill that desire," Arka continued, explaining what Grandmother Maruna had told him e

I asked her. “Karm says she is speaking Draconian, he said he recognized a few of the words.” “Which words?” Sunama asked. Akasha was silent for a moment and said, “Death, stolen, trap.” “What does it mean?” Tyr asked, worried. “I don’t know, we would need the whole prophecy for it to make sense.”

It was just so dull to only have two feelings; like she wasn’t human at all. Zhackary gave his final word, letting out a joyous beam. “Because… No matter where you go, I’ll come finding you. You… found me too.”

“Luke, I told you not to lie to me again. I’m giving you this chance but… I’m sorry… I don’t think I can ever trust you again.” ***

Emily last beheld two crimson eyes that were locked onto her with an age-old longing as the wind screamed through the branches and the universe descended into turmoil. What had Marcus just unleashed?

"Passerby?" Suggestions went on and on as they walk further. Selena and Kitto were the once who argue the most about the names until, "Let's just be Lost Souls," Arwha finally spoke. "We are lost and we are souls, trying to get back to the real world, aren't we? We can use LS for short." And their lame argument finally ended. It has been some time now when Arwha noticed that Kitto has not really spoken to her so much today. They are not even in the same group of two anymore. He has been busy talking to Amrak and then argues with Selena. It is making her sigh so heavily.

I’m confused, baffled; there are a lot of unspeakable words that I don’t know how to express. “But still, you betrayed me,” Ivann said. “I told you to guard her not steal her!” he added, his jaw also clenching; glaring at my husband. “I trusted you because we were friends—no more than that, we are cousins for crying out loud!” he shouted. His voice echoed throughout the four corners of the room. My heart started racing, my body feeling a weakened. What did he mean by those words? My mouth trembled as I opened my mouth to speak. “W-what is the meaning of this?” I asked, looking at the both of them.