The Lost Aquarian: The Aquarian Age Chronicles E-Book

Tabitha Stevens

• Herausgeber: Evermore Divine Publishing
• Kategorie: Für Kinder und Jugendliche
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2018

Beschreibung

With the coming of the new of Aquarian Age, many followers of the Pisces Age desire to retain the rule. The Light Corporation Group searches for the prophesy of the ones who would destroy them. A young teenage girl who becomes seer and falls to obscurity as she must stay hidden from the Light Corporation with her knowledge. As they continue to search, the guardian of the Aquarian Age, Aquarius foresees the child that would help his cause and tries to protect Skipper. Time passes and teenage Skipper's powers begin to grow. Aquarius reaches out to Skipper and tries to convince him to join his cause of protecting Earth from the ones who wish to destroy it. He reveals to Skipper that there is a celestial war is going on, for other zodiacs are threatened with Pisces wanting to stay in power.Pisces' followers strongly desire to continue to keep the Pisces Age in tact.  Aquarian and Pisces wage war with one another. Many other dark tidings come from fate and destiny that are wrapped within the timeline of galaxy against Aquarius and Pisces. Skipper has conflicting issues with his power and himself. He tries to find balance in his power, yet can't get a grasp on it. Skipper begins to see that he must choose a side to stand with Aquarius or Pisces. A teenage girl named Raven comes to his school and teaches him how to use his power, so it doesn't overpower him.The Light Corporation set out to find Skipper as he draws their attention. Skipper soon learns to control his power with the help of Raven, but other things come to the surface who are connected to him. Skipper makes a final decision to step into the Aquarian Age to fight. 

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Table of Contents

The Aquarian Age Chronicles

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

The Lost Aquarian:

The Aquarian Age Chronicles

By

Tabitha Stevens

(c) Copyright by Tabitha Stevens, December 2017Evermore Divine PublishingLos Angeles, CA 90242

Chapter One

The void of darkness reached out like a shadow and the mixture of light colors gave sympathy to the stars aligned with visions. The darkness continued to reach out and the light of a water barrier raised its hand and blocked it. The lights from the water barrier continuously to void out the darkness as it came near. A ray of light emitted from the barrier’s hand and the from the jar poured water onto the darkness and it went away. The darkness lingered and the moons brightened the skies with endless stars. The colors of the planets formed around the water barrier and it shined.

A young teenager with straight black hair, tanned light skin, and soft brown eyes woke up with a start. She held her chest remembering the dream she had. She looked around and sighed seeing her siblings asleep. The young teenager moved out of the bed, walked to the kitchen, opening the refrigerator, grabbing some juice and slowly drinking it from the carton. She glanced around the small house with modern appliances and furniture. She walked over to the couch and laid down looking up at the ceiling. She had been plagued with visions of the water barrier and dreams of a new age. She was unsure of what to make of it. Her head turned to see another girl with short black hair to her neck and light honey eyes. The girl rubbed her eyes and looked at the other one sitting on the couch.

“Sophia, what are you doing awake?” the girl sauntered over to the couch.

Sophia looked up at the ceiling not looking up at the other girl. “Shera, I had a terrible dream.”

“A terrible dream about what?” Shera said.

“There was this water barrier and it snuffed out the darkness. I keep having these visions of the past, present and future. I don’t know what to do. I’m afraid.” Sophia said casually.

Shera hugged Sophia and hit her head somewhat, “maybe you should go see a psychic or something. You sound a bit nutty.”

Sophia shoved her off and stood up to go to bed. She was convinced that something was wrong with her. As she rested her head against the pillow, Sophia began to ponder what the hidden meaning to her dream was. She wasn’t sure what it means but knew it was getting worse.

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Many school children walked down the streets and laughed with one another. Other children skipped, tagging each other and chatting. Some teenagers talked on their phones and others texted. Crossing guards hauled traffic as kids moved across the crosswalk. Sophia stood at the crosswalk and looked at everyone holding her backpack. She studied the street with the passing cars moving by so quickly. She stepped onto the street and the street wobbled. She tried to return but was stilled as she saw a child with a water barrier in his hand. He smiled to her and poured water onto the street. The street evaporated and she fell in. Sophia screamed as the darkness surrounded her.