
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 Sixteen
The next morning, Terrakaiya woke all four of them up very early. They stood outside, still half asleep. "Why are we up so early? I don’t think they wake up this early at camp anymore," Kael said while rubbing his eyes. "That’s the whole idea! The earlier you wake up, the more energy you have," Terrakaiya replied with a smile. "It’s only four in the morning! I can barely see anything," Eryn complained. "You’ll be fine," Terra assured them. "Why are we even awake at this hour?" Lyrra asked. "So I can begin training you on how to control your powers," she explained. "Oh..." Lyrra responded. "But we're just in my backyard. Won't someone notice us?" Aria inquired. "I’ve put a magic shield around the house. We can see outside, but no one will see us; they’ll just see an ordinary house," Terra clarified. "Cool!" Aria said, impressed. "Can we just get started already?" Lyrra asked sleepily. "Okay! Let’s go!" Terrakaiya shouted excitedly. "She is really pumped about this," Eryn r
Chapter Fifteen
The group showed up at Aria's house, all except Terrakaiya, looked like they had just completed a marathon. While the others were catching their breath, Terrakaiya surveyed the house. "I feel like I'm going to throw up," Lyrra said while covering her mouth. "Me too," Eryn added, trying to find something to hold onto. Terrakaiya shook her head as she watched them. "Oh you poor things! If you can't handle this, how will you ever confront Malakai?" "Wait, who are we facing? Malakai? Why do we have to deal with him? We aren't responsible for what's happening in your kingdom," Kael responded, emphasizing the word "kingdom." "But you've been chosen, There's not much I can do except prepare you for what's ahead," Terrakaiya explained. "Um, we're missing something here. How did you pull that off? What's happening? Who were we running from? Who is this Malakai guy? Why does any of this involve us? And most importantly, you didn’t finish your story!" Aria exclaimed, still breathing heavil
Chapter Fourteen
The little girl smiled at them, then stopped and turned to Aria. "Don't call me that; I'm not a kid," she said calmly. "Well, you look like one, so..." Aria responded. "That doesn’t mean I am," the girl replied. "You sound and look like a kid, so you definitely are one," Aria countered. "That still doesn't make me one." Aria looked puzzled and turned to Kael. "Isn't this your condo? Aren't you going to say anything?" Kael, still shocked, answered absentmindedly. "Right? Who are you?" The little girl cleared her throat. "I am Terrakaiya, guardian of Earth," she said with a smile. "Guardian of Earth?" Lyrra asked in surprise. "Oh, Lyrra! It's nice to finally meet you after following Eryn for a while." "Wait, you know my name?" Lyrra replied. "You’ve been following me?" both Lyrra and Eryn asked at once. "Calm down; I’ll answer both of your questions. First, Lyrra, yes, I know your name and the names of everyone here. And Eryn, yes, I have been following you." "But why?" Er
Chapter Thirteen
Where are they?" a deep voice echoed. "We haven't located them yet, master," a steady but firm voice responded. "For how long?!" the voice shouted, causing the shadows around to shudder in fear. The atmosphere grew darker. "We will do our best to find them." "Humans, Lyrien! They are weak humans, and you still can't find them. Your best isn't enough. I'll handle it myself." Lyrien raised his head in surprise at this. "Yes, master," he replied. He then stood up from his kneeling position and walked away. "That was something! I could practically feel how angry he was when he shouted. If this mysterious castle wasn't surrounded by magic, I'm sure people nearby would have heard it," Liona, Lyrien's twin sister, said while leaning against the wall. Lyrien shot her an annoyed look. "Not now, Liona. I have more important things to do than argue with you," he replied as he continued down the long corridor of the castle. The castle remained dark, with no light filtering in
Chapte Twelve
Eryn felt unsure about what to do. Even though those two people gave him hints about what they were saying, he still struggled to decide whether he could trust them. He sighed and ran his hand down his face. Just then, his phone lit up with a notification, so he picked it up and read the message. "Hi, it's Aria." He was puzzled about who it was until he remembered the girl from the club. He was surprised to see a message from her because he had completely forgotten about her, and only one person could have shared his number. "Andrew," he muttered under his breath. Another notification came in. "I know you read my message and ignoring it, but I will keep messaging you until you respond." Eryn rolled his eyes and blocked her. "I'm going to get him when he comes back." "Oh, he blocked me? I'll just have to try again," Aria said with a smile. "Miss Aria, are you listening?" her assistant asked. Aria looked up from her phone. "No, clear my schedule for this week and next week; I wo
Chapter Eleven
"Let me clarify this: you dreamt about him, can hear what people are thinking, and both of you see golden threads connecting you. Am I right?" Eryn asked. "Yes. I know it sounds unbelievable, but it really happened," Lyrra said, trying to convince him. "I understand," was all Eryn responded. "Do you actually believe us?" Kael inquired. "I do," Eryn answered. "Really?" Lyrra questioned, surprised that he would believe them so easily. "Aren't you a scientist? I thought people like you didn't believe in things like this," Kael said, but Lyrra nudged him with her elbow. "What's wrong with you?" she whispered to him before turning back to Eryn. "So, can you help us?" "Hmm, how can I be sure you're telling the truth?" Eryn asked. Lyrra thought for a moment and decided to try using her mind-reading skills. "Let me read your mind," she suggested. He stared at her for a bit. "Okay, go ahead," he replied. "I need to touch you; can you give me your hand?" she asked. Kael looked at th
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