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The Celestial Heist
By: Lummi Gold OngoingMystery/Thriller
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In a world where celestial artifacts bestow immense powers upon their wielders, a daring group of thieves sets their sights on an artifact said to grant the power of creation itself—the Celestial Nexus. With the fate of the realms hanging in the balance, the thieves must outwit powerful guardians and cunning adversaries while facing their own past mistakes. Each member of the team has their motivations and secrets, and as the heist unfolds, loyalties are tested, alliances shift, and unexpected alliances are formed. The core struggle becomes not only about stealing the artifact but also about whether the team can resist the temptation of wielding such unimaginable power.
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The Celestial Heist Chapter 267: Veins of Darkness
The forest opened onto a valley shrouded in mist, its edges lined with jagged rocks that looked like the bones of some ancient beast. The silence hung thickly around them, interrupted only by the occasional whisper of the wind. The group paused at the edge of the valley, taking in the sight before them. Here, Lyra’s device picked up a strong concentration of dark energy—far stronger than any reading they’d encountered before.Kael surveyed the landscape, his hand resting on the hilt of his sword. “This place… it’s like it’s been swallowed by darkness.”Korrin nodded, his wings twitching as he scanned the area from above. “This isn’t just darkness. It’s more like a... wound in the land, something festering and spreading.”Naya closed her eyes briefly, focusing on the storm’s energy within her. It pulsed with a familiar rhythm, steady and calm, contrasting with the restless dark energy that permeated the valley. She could feel the storm’s presence lending her strength, helping her resis
The Celestial Heist Chapter 266: Secrets in Shadows
The forest thickened around them as they pressed forward, following the faint traces of energy that lingered like footprints in the damp soil. Every so often, Lyra would pause, her device humming as it captured the residual magic left by their mysterious adversary. It was clear now that the storm’s power had only been a fraction of the threat looming over them.Kael led the way, his movements silent but purposeful. He scanned the trees, alert to the shadows and any movement that could signify an ambush. Vira stayed close to him, her bow nocked with an arrow, her gaze sharp and unyielding. Behind them, Naya and Korrin walked side by side, the storm’s energy still pulsing faintly within Naya as a steady, grounding force.Lyra’s device gave a quiet beep, signaling a stronger trace. She stopped, glancing around cautiously before looking back at the group. “The energy’s getting stronger,” she whispered. “We’re close.”Kael nodded. “Stay sharp. If they’re as powerful as we’ve seen, they’ll
The Celestial Heist Chapter 265: Ripples of Power
The next morning dawned with a soft, golden light filtering through the trees, casting a gentle glow across their camp. For the first time in weeks, the group awoke feeling truly rested. The air was crisp and clear, the oppressive weight of the storm's presence no longer clinging to them. Naya breathed in deeply, feeling a calm she hadn’t felt in ages.As they gathered their things, Kael kept a vigilant eye on the tree line, his hand resting instinctively on his sword. The memory of the storm's followers still lingered in his mind, a quiet reminder that their journey was far from over."Do you think they're watching us?" Korrin asked, noticing Kael’s sharp gaze.Kael nodded. "Someone is always watching, especially now that we've disrupted their plans. They'll know what we did, and they'll be looking for a way to reclaim the storm's power."Lyra, who was securing her gear, glanced up. “Then let them watch,” she said, her voice steady. “Whatever they’re planning next, we’ll be ready.”A
The Celestial Heist Chapter 264: Echoes of Liberation
The air felt lighter as the group stood around the Shattered Spire, the storm’s energy now dissipated, leaving a profound silence that filled the forest. The oppressive weight that had followed them for days had lifted, and for the first time, Naya felt something close to peace. She lowered her staff, her shoulders relaxing as she absorbed the magnitude of what they had just accomplished.Kael sheathed his sword, his gaze softening as he looked at Naya. “You did it, Naya,” he said, his voice filled with a quiet pride that resonated with everyone around him. “You freed the storm.”Naya smiled, but it was a tired smile, weighed down by the journey she’d taken within herself. “We freed it,” she corrected gently, looking at each of them in turn. “I couldn’t have done it alone.”Vira rested her bow, letting out a long breath. “So... what happens now? If the storm is no longer under control, does that mean our fight is over?”Lyra, who had been watching her device for any lingering traces o
The Celestial Heist Chapter 263: A Gathering Storm
The morning sunlight filtered through the dense canopy, casting fragmented patterns across the forest floor as the group pressed on, their resolve hardening with each step. The weight of their mission was evident in every silent exchange, every cautious glance, and each moment they kept their weapons at the ready. The storm’s energy still lingered within Naya, steady but subdued, as if waiting for the right moment to surge once more.Lyra walked beside Naya, her scanner blinking softly as it mapped the forest’s energy. “If what you felt was true,” Lyra began, glancing over at her friend, “then this storm… it’s more than just a force. It has intentions, needs—almost like a living creature.”Naya nodded, her eyes fixed on the path ahead. “It’s bound, Lyra. It’s trapped, and I think whoever’s been summoning these storms is using that to their advantage.” She took a steadying breath. “It’s almost like it’s been manipulated for so long, it can’t remember freedom.”Kael walked slightly ahea
The Celestial Heist Chapter 262: Bound by the Storm
The group pressed onward through the forest, the night stretching on with a heavy stillness. Though they had repelled the storm's followers, a sense of impending danger lingered like the weight of an unseen shadow. Each step through the dense underbrush felt as though they were drawing closer to an unseen edge, a point of no return.Kael led the way, sword in hand, his expression hardened with purpose. Vira followed closely, her bow ready, her sharp gaze sweeping the surroundings. Korrin hovered above, his wings nearly silent as he kept watch, while Lyra studied the faint signals on her device, ever vigilant for more signs of storm energy. Naya walked in the center, her staff glowing faintly, its magic a quiet comfort against the storm’s incessant whispers.But tonight, the whispers felt different. Instead of calling her toward power, they murmured with an almost plaintive tone, as if the storm itself had something it needed her to understand.“Do you hear that?” she asked suddenly, b
The Celestial Heist Chapter 261: Shadows of Resolve
As the broken pieces of the obelisk lay scattered across the chamber, the oppressive silence of the storm’s dissipated energy settled around them. Kael lowered his sword and took in a deep breath, the tension finally easing from his shoulders. Each member of the group looked worn, their expressions marked with exhaustion and relief. The storm’s power was broken here, but they knew its echoes would follow them still.Vira was the first to break the silence, examining the fallen remnants of the obelisk with wary eyes. “We may have won this round, but it’s a temporary reprieve. That thing—the storm—it’s not finished with us.”Lyra nodded, her device still scanning faint pulses of energy lingering around the broken stone. “The storm is wounded, but it’s only pulled back. Like a beast waiting in the shadows, biding its time.”Kael turned to Naya, who was standing a few steps back, clutching her staff. Her expression was unreadable, but there was a new calm in her stance, a hard-won peace t
The Celestial Heist Chapter 260: The Brink of Darkness
The forest grew denser as the group moved forward, the thick canopy above blocking out the moonlight, leaving them in near-darkness. Shadows shifted around them, cast by the faint glow of Lyra’s device as she scanned for the next surge of storm energy. Their silence was heavy, punctuated only by their footsteps and the soft hum of residual magic lingering in the air.Kael led the way, his jaw clenched with a focus that kept the fatigue from showing. Naya walked close behind him, gripping her staff tightly, her eyes alert for any movement. The struggle against the storm’s whispers still lingered in her mind, but she felt a newfound resilience building within her. For the first time, she felt she could resist—not alone, but because her companions were beside her.Korrin swooped down from above, landing quietly beside them. “Path’s clear for now, but I don’t trust this silence. It feels like we’re walking straight into a trap.”Vira nodded, her bow ready. “It’s too quiet. The storm’s hol
The Celestial Heist Chapter 259: The Storm We Carry
The group pressed deeper into the forest, the tension between them crackling like the remnants of a thunderstorm. Each step forward felt heavier, as if the shadows clinging to the trees were feeding off their doubts and fears. The encounter with the storm-bound woman lingered in their minds—a warning, a threat, and a promise of what lay ahead.Kael’s hand rested on the hilt of his sword, the familiar weight grounding him. He cast a glance over his shoulder toward Naya, who walked just behind him, her gaze distant. The storm inside her was growing, and every moment they delayed felt like an invitation for it to take over.“You doing okay?” Kael asked quietly, falling back to walk beside her.Naya gave a quick nod, though the dark circles under her eyes told another story. “I’m fine. Just... tired.”“We’re all tired,” Korrin said from above, wings fluttering as he hovered near them. “But this storm won’t wait for us to catch our breath.”Kael frowned. “If you need a break—”“No,” Naya i
