World Of Jade Mountain Novels & Stories

Except for the color that blinded him, which he keep to himself. “That's contain the location of our ancestral house, brother,” she said while her eyes on the jade. Eterfinite nodded, finally his attention turn to the jade and ponder a bit of time the mystery in it. Times passes, Eterfinite barely see the bottom of the trail down the mountaintop. It's a steep trail, however he don't even feel the needs to be cautious. As he further away from the Green Valley, he can felt the connection of it with him to dim, as if it becoming far away.

Since she had the virtual space, there was no need for her to bring camping gear. She bided Flora goodbye and took a flight to the city that connected her to the town where the first mountain is. It took her hours to trek through the mountain using her jade eyes to follow the string of energy which was becoming denser the more she climbed up. After hours she finally stopped at where the energy was concentrated and what awaited her was a crack which meant that what she wanted was inside. But how was she going to go inside the mountain? She used her jade eyes to look deeper and she smiled as she saw that as long as she finds a way, there was a corridor inside. She spent another hour carefully

Jade stuck out her hand to shake his, but quickly put it down when he showed no signs of wanting to acknowledge it. “Like I said,” Jin continued. “I believe you.” “You mean you think that I am not from here?” Jin nodded. “Not only that, I believe that you’re not from this world.” Jade was confused. “What do you mean by that?” “I mean, you’re not from this time or place.” “I—I don’t understand?” Jin took off his mask and smiled. “At the moment, you’re in the kingdom of Fuxi.”

Jade slid off her shoes and dropped her clutch on the entry table. She felt emotionally and physically drained. There were so many things about Miguel's life that she needed to process; it felt overwhelming at the moment. "I'm home," she called out, following the sounds coming from the kitchen. She could hear a female meteorologist discussing the weather forecast. Marissa was perched at the island, gazing at her phone with a full glass of wine in front of her. She was still in her pajamas and looked like she hadn't left the house in days. "Hey," she glanced up as Jade trudged into the room. "I was just making sure the weather wouldn't delay our trip."