Eternal Contract Novelas e Histórias

They had a Shared Pulse. ​Thomas presided over the ceremony, his hands resting on the iron frame of the press. "In the old world, a contract was a fence," he told the gathered crowd. "It defined where you ended and the other began. In the 'Second Edition,' a contract is a Harmonic. It is the agreement to vibrate at the same frequency, even when the world is out of tune."

It was the first time for Cain to sign a contract, but his previous knowledge about it was considerable, as his father had taught him about such matters when they were still alive, before dark magicians were hunted by the imperial knights. Cain's words hung heavy in the air as Elen contemplated the gravity of the contract they had just forged. "The contract that we made is for a lifetime, but if one of us dies, the contract will automatically end," Cain explained, his eyes fixed on Elen. "And since you're the contractor, I will be able to feel if you're in danger or not." Elen absorbed the weight of his words, considering the implications. "So, it means that the only way to free you from thi

"I am literally the CFO of the universe's central bank. I can issue whatever I want. The question is whether twenty-nine entities from dead universes will accept financial instruments from a bank they do not recognize." "They will accept it because they are starving. A starving person does not check the sell-by date." Ben's fingers were already moving. "Issuing the Sterling Eternal Bond. Face value: infinite. Coupon rate: zero. Maturity: never. This is either the most brilliant or the most suicidal financial instrument in cosmic history." "Those are not mutually exclusive," Katherine observed.

Contract Description: The devil’s work. Or more specifically, Lucifer’s design. The contract is a power that binds two individuals by marking their souls with a very intricate ability. A contract must be agreed upon by two individuals which they cannot fight against as the soul inflicts an equitable amount of psionic energy to each other. What would seal a normal human would not seal Lucifer thus the contract seals them in a way that both of them need to follow it. If a human would feel a slight shock every time he doesn’t follow the terms of the contract, Lucifer might feel like he is getting struck by a meteor.

"Each species retains full sovereignty over everything within its own domain. The shared structure exists only in the space between domains, the space the alliance exploited, and it has no authority to reach into any species' internal governance." The room was quiet. "You are describing a treaty framework," said the fae elder. "Not a governing body." "Yes," Elara said. "A living one. Permanently maintained rather than invoked in crisis. Which is the difference between the Eternal Council meeting once a century when things have already collapsed and meeting regularly enough to prevent the collapse." "Regular convening requires infrastructure," the Keeper said. "Funding. Administration. The mo

Both in mute, wordless agreement, they had decided to love each other in every way possible, to remember and treasure their first time as the best gift for both of them and as a token of their true love. They were together and they knew it. They are Alpha and Omega, fated, wishing to spend the rest of their lives sharing everything with each other. Because, no matter if there is or is not a bond in between, their wolves, their hearts, and their souls are united from the first moment they saw each other.

I had told her firmly. I had meant it too, at the time. I didn't want her thinking that I was just going to run off into the sunset with her ex-husband. I hadn’t allowed myself to develop feelings for him at that point. It was still just a job that she was paying me to do. The plan was that the two of us would go our separate ways into the sunset at the same time, with enough money for us to each retire, leave Chicago, & never look back. That was the contract, that was the plan. I just didn’t know that it was going to hurt this badly when I had planned it.

Jun-Sang followed Soo-Yun. "You both signed here. You are equally right on your new project together. Noone can break the contract. If anyone cancelled the contract, they will pay for consequences." She sighed as she cleared the rules. Sang-Woon smiled at her and glanced at Jun-Sang coldly. Jun-Sang shooting him death glare. Jun-Sang gazed into the dark. He didn't like the way Sang-Woon was smiling at her, trying to get her attention. They signed the agreement one by one while glaring at each other. "Okay, I will give you both the copies, and the original one will be with me." They nodded, and she left them for a while.