
Quick feet rushed through the dark forest, their cold and tired breaths mixing together. There was complete silence. The birds, crickets, and even the wild animals had all hidden away. They wanted to avoid meeting the person or 'thing' that held such a strong presence, making the forest itself afraid.
The quick feet stopped suddenly. Breathing heavily, they scanned their surroundings as the darkness seemed to close in on them, but they knew they didn’t have much time left. A piece of black cloth was wrapped around something in their arms, and they held it tightly against themselves. Out of nowhere, a dark shadow appeared. This shadow was threatening and lacked a face; it had only a head and a body, both covered in a dark energy. The mysterious person didn’t seem afraid; in fact, they looked ready to fight. As they prepared to confront the shadow, more shadows unexpectedly appeared, rising from the ground and closing in on them. They were outnumbered. There was only one option left: to destroy it. Before the shadows could get any closer, they unwrapped the cLoth, revealing a large golden globe. At the sight of it, the shadows hesitated and began to drift away. "What do you think you’re doing?" a dark, threatening voice echoed. The unknown person froze, startled and scared, their eyes wide with fear. "It’s like I can smell your fear," the voice sneered, throwing its head back in laughter. But then, it became serious. "If I were you, I would give up and hand it over." The other person stood tall, speaking calmly. "I will never give it to you. Instead, I will do the worst," they replied. The man stared off into space, lost in thought, his brow furrowed. Then he focused back on them with narrowed eyes and asked, "And what exactly is this 'worst'?" They lifted the globe, and he suddenly realized what they intended to do. Alarmed, he wanted to rush over to stop them. But before he could move, they smashed the globe onto the ground. "No!" he shouted, staring at the shattered globe on the floor. His jaw clenched and his nostrils flared with anger as he commanded the shadows to attack. Before they could get any closer, the shattered globe started to glow. Its light became so bright that it made the shadows scream in pain and vanish. The man shielded his eyes from the bright light and stepped back. The other person, just as confused about what was happening, did the same. The light became blinding, leading to a massive explosion that destroyed everything around it. After this event, the forest returned to its peaceful silence, but now it was heavily damaged. Neither the man nor the mysterious figure could be found, and the golden globe was also missing. Hello guys, this is my first book I'm writing there might be some few mistakes and boring times 😅 but nevertheless I hope you enjoy it and I will continue to improve on my writing to provide you with good and thrilling stories . so, this is a series containing two books . The series include: Love Thread : The Beginning Book one Book two : The Eternal These are the books for the series hoping you guys enjoy them. see you later 🙂Latest Chapter
Chapter Twenty-Two
"Hey, she still isn't talking to you," Kael said as he walked over to Eryn, who was sitting on a bench in the backyard. Eryn let out a sigh and responded, "No, I have tried to apologize to her, but she won’t even listen to me." "What you said was really terrible, so you can’t blame her," Kael pointed out. He looked at Eryn and added, "I know she can be annoying sometimes—I’ve dealt with that for a long time—but she’s actually really nice. I’m not saying you have to like her back or anything, but you could be friends with her. If you tell her you just want to be friends, she’ll respect that." "Alright, I’ll try talking to her again," Eryn replied. "Okay, that was the nicest thing I’ve ever said about her! I have goosebumps; I’m never doing that again," Kael joked, making Eryn laugh. After their training session that evening, everyone gathered in the living room looking tired. "I’m so proud of you all! You’re doing great with your training and deserve these gifts," Terrakaiya said
Chapter Twenty-One
The next day, everyone gathered in the backyard, waiting for Terrakaiya to give them instructions. "Okay, everyone, I’ve come up with a plan for our training. I think you all should work in pairs, just like last night. Lyrra, you helped Kael with his breathing, and it really worked! So, I believe that helping each other could be beneficial. Plus, it will improve teamwork," Terrakaiya explained. "That sounds good, but how did you know what Kael was doing?" Lyrra asked suspiciously. "Of course I know! I have a protective shield around the house and also a to keep watching for danger. You guys looked so cute together!" Terrakaiya said excitedly, making Lyrra and Kael exchange awkward glances. "If you can see everything around the house, then did you hear what I said last night?" Eryn questioned. "Oh yeah, I did," Terrakaiya replied. "Then why did you ask me what I did?" Eryn pressed on. "I wanted you to know what you did was wrong," Terrakaiya answered. "That's creepy, you knowin
Chapter Twenty
Eryn and Aria were the only two people in the living room, and Eryn couldn't figure out why everyone else had left him alone with Aria. She was currently staring at him intensely, which eventually made him feel irritated "Can you stop looking at me?" Eryn said, feeling annoyed. "But I can't help it! There's just something about you," Aria replied cheerfully, causing Eryn to groan. "Could you at least do it from a distance? You're sitting way too close," he said, noticing how near she was. Aria seemed almost attached to his side, leaving barely any space between them, as if trying to respect his personal space—even though it didn’t really work. "Oh, I'll move if you talk to me nicely," Aria responded. Eryn sighed in frustration. "Seriously, what do you want?" he finally asked. "I'm glad you asked!" Aria said excitedly before continuing, "Have you ever been in a relationship?" "No," Eryn answered shortly. "Okay, are you in one now?" she questioned. "No," Eryn replied again. "D
Chapter Nineteen
That evening, everyone came back to Aria's house. "How was work today?" Eryn asked Lyrra. "It was alright, but my boss nagged me a lot. If I take another day off, I might get fired. I'm so stressed," Lyrra said, complaining. "What about me? You didn't ask how my day was," Aria said to Eryn with a pout. "Why should I?" Eryn replied. "Why do you hate me?" Aria asked, pretending to be hurt. "I don't," Eryn answered. "Then why do you stay away from me?" "I don't know what you're talking about," Eryn said. Just then, Terrakaiya showed up. "Oh my goodness, Terra! You scared me!" Aria exclaimed, putting her hand on her chest. "I have something important to tell you all," Terra said seriously, making everyone pay attention. "What's wrong?" Kael asked. "Malakai's minions are on the move. They're bothering innocent people and pulling them into this mess, which is not good," Terra explained. "Oh! My friend at work mentioned that our clients have been acting weird lately like they’re
Chapter Eighteen
Lyrra hurried into her office, trying her best to avoid running into her boss. She didn’t want to get questioned or grilled by him which was why she was in a hurry, she successfully entered into her office and then sat down in her chair behind the desk. Just as she was about to relax, the office door swung open. Lyrra tensed up but breathed a sigh of relief when she saw it was Emily. "Well, well, well! Look who it is—the M.I.A therapist! Where have you been? Do you know how many times our boss has come to me asking about you? I had to come up with excuses and lies, and let me tell you, it was exhausting!" Emily said angrily. "I know, and I'm really sorry. But I'm here now, okay? Please don’t be mad," Lyrra pleaded. Emily sighed. "Lyrra, is something bothering you? I’m worried about you. If something’s wrong, please tell me." "Don't worry; I'm fine. If I have a problem, I'll let you know," Lyrra replied. "Alright then. You need to go see our boss," Emily insisted. "Why?" Lyrra as
Chapter seventeen
The group entered the living room, feeling exhausted. They plopped down on the couch. "My whole body hurts," Aria said. "You guys hardly did anything. Why are you so tired?" Terrakaiya asked. "What do you mean? I had to struggle to open a portal, which didn't work, by the way. Do you know how hard that is?" Aria replied. "So?" "So? Mine was way harder than theirs!" Aria pointed at the others and continued, "And why did I have to start using my powers while everyone else just sat there? Lyrra barely did anything!" "What! I did something!" Lyrra protested. "What?" Aria shot back. "I, um... tried to read Terra's mind." "And that's difficult?" Aria questioned. "Well, yeah! It felt like she doesn't have feelings or a brain or something, which is impossible! How is it my fault I got an easy power?" Lyrra explained. Aria rolled her eyes as the others watched their argument until Kael finally spoke up. "Anyway, can I leave? I have work stuff to do." "Yeah, me too," both
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