All of them thought their friend would escape the grasp of death. They really thought that Elly would be saved from the burns, aches and pain which he was suffering from. But then, they realized that they were wrong.Not only that, but another innocent man became a victim of what was supposed to be their burden. Seth Orion, the son of Redenor.Aiziah couldn't bear the pain anymore. She was holding on to her emotions for so long that it felt like she was about to burst. "I can't take this anymore!" She screamed out loud as she ran away from the scene. Her heart racing against her chest as her lungs burn from being breathless.She thought everything would be fine. She thought what the flower from the desert gave them was the cure.She thought the Celestial's actually looked down on them with kind eyes and saved their friends... but they were wrong.Have the Celestial's they had been serving been playing and toying with them all along?Did they even care for what they felt? What they des

Aiziah and Zebedee went straight to the Orion's residence where Elly and the son of Redenor laid in bed. Both men were motionless --- their breaths so soft that little to no air can be felt when Nathaniel placed his finger an inch away from their nostrils.Seth's skin was beginning to turn blue, while the sunburn on Elly's body went from a light shade of pink to a darker shade of brown.Redenor asked Nathaniel to boil some water. Something they often use to treat the area where the telson of the slitch punctured. The basic and first step before they could apply any herbal medicine. The Sorcerer turns off the kettle before it whistles; he can hear the water bubbling, and it sounds so agitated it almost drives him a little mad.Nathaniel feels hypersensitive today, like his skin is very dry from the sun and his eyes have been open for too long. He doesn't know how to keep his lips closed without swallowing every few seconds.Even though he drank a glass of water in more ways than he can

Before life, there was a pair who loved and cared for each other as they lived amongst the stars. The Khalantrophen and the Bull. Khalantrophe and Great Witch. The two of them were powerful on their own, but when they fell in love... they became the powerhouse of the Celestial beings.But before they became a pair, they were the loneliest out of all the Celestial's in the stars.Khalantrophe had thousands of followers, subjects, servants, all men and women loyal only to him and willing to die for him. He was the wisest of all, and could solve any problem in front of him. But he was missing something and his heart grew tired of being alone.The mysterious being had always wanted a pair.And then, he crossed paths with the Great Witch. The Celestial being was made of all the unsung melodies and forgotten dreams there ever were, of Heartbreak and Desire, of laughter and beauty and perfection.Khalantrophe was smitten almost instantly.The water and the earth were a harmonious match. The

The light was dim at best, the feeble orange glow of the night lamps was barely enough to see by. The first thing Levi Shaldan does is to check that it's a body, and not a corpse, that he's just stumbled on. The second thing he does is to check if the little one was actually breathing.Levi Shaldan —the Benevolent ruler had just created a monster beyond belief, a titan whom he named Atlas. He felt pride knowing he had something powerful enough to threaten the remaining Celestial on the stars. Someday, he will bring forth his creatures of terrors up there and finally end the reign of those beings.He will dethrone them someday. And he will end the tiring circle of life they had created. He planned to make things right. To create a new Earth. But then, on his way back to the castle he called home, Levi Shaldan stumbled upon a little girl. The little one looks even worse under the harsh glare of the fluorescents, bruised and bleeding from at least a dozen shallow cuts on her upper bod

"Don't you dare!" Anastacia warned aloud as the beasts ran towards her. Its claw shined against the moonlight. The being did not feel fear for it only intended to kill her, it used its claws and brandished it like a weapon.The blade was heavy on her fist, and the thing made a terrible sound as the sword slashed against its torso and tore the creature in half. It screamed –half shriek, half moan of agony– features writhing, twisting.Anastacia stiffened, and took a step forward. Another creature jumped in front of her, this time she raised her hand and threw a group of heavy boulders towards the creature's direction.With heavy breathing, Anastacia looks down on the creatures who had fallen before her. The monsters groans, and jerks, limbs spasming as if in remembrance of some recent pain.She moved forward and ran, running as fast as she could to get closer to the Fortress of Scorpio.She continued her journey, but stopped when she felt the sand shift beneath her feet.The chimera ju