
Latest Chapter
Chapter 375
They descended in silence, though not one enforced by fear—but by reverence.Each step into the Breakplace felt like pressing upon the skin of time itself.No wind stirred. No birds sang. The air was thick with gravity—not of mass, but of meaning.The valley yawned open like a forgotten preface—one never bound, never printed, only breathed once by the mouth of creation and then silenced for ages.And now, they stood at its threshold.Above them, the world of Petalborne glowed faintly, upside-down, as if watching them through a veil of memory.Below—this place pulsed.But not like a heart.No. It pulsed like a wound that still remembered the blade.Before them lay the remnants.A shattered monument.Not of statues.Not of names.But of stories that had tried, once, to be born—and had only made it to the cusp.Fractured quills.Torn titles.Shattered Chapter Ones.Each ruin a reliquary of intention interrupted.Some quills were splintered mid-inkstroke, caught forever in a sentence that
Chapter 374
It hummed.Not with sound, but with origin.The feather in Aurea’s hand shimmered like dusk condensed into a single strand—soft, yes, but brimming with a weight older than ink, older than language, older, even, than the need to speak.It didn’t float.It pulsed.And each pulse released a whisper, not heard but felt, like breath inside the marrow:“Once, before story, there was choice.”Kael reached forward, almost reverently, and brushed his fingertip to the feather’s quill-end.And the moment he did, a flood.Not of water—but of beginnings.Of sentences stillborn.Of paragraphs that never made it beyond the spine of hesitation.He gasped—not from pain, but from enormity.Because suddenly, he could hear them all:“Once upon a—”“The rain never stopped after—”“He opened his eyes and forgot—”“She should have said no—”“I was never meant to be the hero, but—”Opening lines.Tens of thousands.Millions.The first words of stories that had never continued, but still shimmered with yearni
Chapter 373
It came from no direction, and yet from every corner of Petalborne at once.The beast was not a single shape but a shifting collage of untold agonies, storylines left feral by abandonment. It carried the ragged edges of forgotten dreams, stitched with threads of narrative that had no home, no spine to bind them, no voice to calm them into plot.It dragged behind it a trail of echoes and shards:– The laugh of a child who never made it past the outline.– The banner of a kingdom that ruled only in a prologue never penned.– The silence of a battlefield where names were once cried but never recorded.Its paws were made of pages shredded mid-sentence. Its teeth glistened with punctuation—commas hanging like fangs, ellipses strung like drool. Its breath was the unfinished cry of a character who never reached their third arc.And it was weeping. Not in sound, but in atmosphere. The sky dimmed where it stepped. Petal-trees curled their leaves inward. Even intention stilled—as if the very re
Chapter 372
They landed not with weight, but with breath. A softness unfurled beneath their feet—a field of sky-colored moss that shimmered like thought just before it turned into language. The air tasted of forgotten lullabies. Somewhere in the distance, a flute played, though no player could be seen. This was Petalborne—a world neither remembered nor written, but one entirely intended.Selene was the first to speak, though even her voice felt tentative, like she was trespassing on a realm where sound wasn’t a given.“Where… are the stories?”Pamela was already scanning the horizon. There were no spires, no shelves, no libraries. No books stacked or bound, no pens ink-stained from long nights. Just soft winds, a pale violet sky, and strange silver vines climbing toward cloudless nothing.“There are no archives,” she murmured. Her voice was a lament. “How does anything endure?”Kael stepped forward. His footfall left no print—only a lingering suggestion of motion.“It’s not memory here. It’s not
Chapter 371
Where the forgotten becomes breath, and breath becomes beginning…The petal rose not in silence, but in the hush between all silences.It drifted skyward with a shimmer too soft to be seen by eyes and too loud to be ignored by hearts. No wind pushed it; no gravity opposed it. It simply knew the path, as if the air had waited an eternity to carry it. All below—the ink blossom, the spiraled descent, the heart-chamber trembling with fulfilled sacrifice—seemed to pause, holding a breath that the world itself had forgotten how to take.Above them, beyond branches, clouds, and even sunlight, lay a vast mirror stretched across the sky. Not the firmament, not the dome of heavens, but a surface that reflected only what might be—stories not yet chosen, versions never lived. For most, it would seem a myth. But for this petal, it was home.When the petal touched the mirror, it did not break it. It entered.The surface rippled like thought after thought, like a memory misremembered. And then it op
Chapter 370
At the chamber’s center, the blossom of living ink pulsed with a light that felt more like memory than flame.It did not sway like flowers in wind, for there was no wind here.It breathed.Every few heartbeats, it exhaled a shimmer into the sacred hush, and with it came a sound—too faint to be heard by ears, but unmistakably their voices.Not spoken. Not thought.Remembered.Kael gasped, then knelt beside it. Selene lowered her forehead until it nearly brushed a glowing petal. Riva placed her palm over her heart, as though checking whether she still belonged. Pamela knelt in a pose that seemed almost like prayer, fingers trembling over her own journal. And Aurea—Aurea stood still as ink drying in candlelight, listening.The blossom pulsed again.And this time, they all heard it:“Water me,” it whispered, “with the breath of story.”But not just any story.Not something written before.Not memory alone.Something that lived.Something becoming.⸻The Breath of Five SoulsThey did not
You may also like
Rising from the Ashes
Only For You1.1M viewsThe Ruthless Son-in-law
Bella Starr135.1K viewsThe Useless Son In Law
Blue white87.6K viewsDrakon of the Seven Armies
Maddy Taurus462.6K viewsThe Decillionaire Heir
Dragonslav55.6K viewsThe Insulted Son in Law Turned Out to be A Medical Expert
Setia_AM2.6K viewsThe Ultimate Hidden Tycoon
J.B.Vale2.7K viewsThe Greatest Dominance
Kingfisher922 views
