Todos os capítulos de THE DEVIL'S LOVE : Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 100

Lucifer asked the question with a straight, cold face.He was no longer sitting on his throne.He stood before it, his body rigid, his shoulders tense, his hands slowly curling into fists at his sides. The ease that had occupied him only moments ago was gone. Even the flames burning around the throne seemed to have lost some of their fury, as though Hell itself had sensed the shift in its master's mood.Uneasiness spread through Lucifer's bones.He could feel it crawling beneath his skin.A thin sheen of sweat had begun to gather at his temples despite the unbearable heat of Hell. His breathing was controlled, but each breath came slightly deeper than the last. His eyes remained fixed on Selene, searching her face for some indication that she was wrong.That this was merely another one of her cryptic warnings.That The Forgotten were still safely imprisoned.That the nightmare he had buried centuries ago would remain buried.But Selene's expression gave him no such comfort."The seal

Aria heard the screeching of tires from somewhere beyond the front of her apartment.She stirred beneath the sheets, her eyes still tightly shut.For a few seconds, she simply lay there.She had slept peacefully.Deeply.The kind of sleep she hadn't experienced in what felt like forever.There had been no nightmares.No strange voices.No visions of ruined worlds or creatures whispering about death.Just darkness, warmth...the kind she felt whenever she shared a bed with Lucas.She didn't want to leave the bed.Not yet.Aria pulled the blanket closer to her chin and sighed contentedly.Then came a soft tap on her door.She groaned."It's too early."Aria slowly sat up, rubbing her sleepy eyes. Dragging her feet across the floorboards, she reached for the door.And then she saw him.Lucas stood in the doorway with an enormous bouquet of beautiful flowers in his hands and the widest smile she had seen on his face in days.Aria's eyes widened."Oh my God, Lucas."But instead of greeting

“Selene!!!”The sound of her name tore through the silence.Selene froze.For one brief moment, she simply stood there, her eyes narrowing as the familiar voice echoed through her mind.She knew that voice.She had spent centuries wishing she could forget it.Eryndor.The god she had bargained with.The god to whom she had given her soul.Her fingers slowly curled into fists.“No…”The word barely escaped her lips.She had known this day would come. She had always known.The bargain had been simple.Her soul in exchange for her life.And in return, whenever Eryndor called upon her, she would answer.There had been no loophole.No escape clause.No promise that he would only call when he needed something important.He could summon her whenever he wished.And she had to come.The darkness suddenly swallowed everything.Selene gasped.One second, she was standing in the physical realm.The next, there was nothing.No trees.No sky.No wind.No sound.Not even the ground beneath her feet.

The battle had become a nightmare.Heaven and Hell had united once again.Not because they had forgiven one another.Not because the ancient hatred between them had disappeared.Not because angels suddenly trusted demons, or demons had forgotten every war they had fought against Heaven.They had simply run out of reasons to hate each other.There would be no Heaven to rule.No Hell to conquer.No gods to worship.No demons to torment.No humans to protect.Nothing.If The Forgotten won, there would be nothing left for anyone to fight over.So, just like they did ages ago, Heaven and Hell stood on the same side.And the world burned around them.Chants rolled from the mouths of witches as hundreds of them stood in circles across the battlefield, their hands raised toward the sky.Ancient words poured from their lips.The air trembled with every syllable.Some witches collapsed from exhaustion.Others continued chanting even while blood streamed from their noses.A few had already lost

With her decision made, Aria turned away from Selene and followed the narrow path that led toward the sacrifice site.She didn't look back.She couldn't.If she looked at Selene, she might lose the courage she had gathered.If she looked toward the battlefield, she might run back to Lucas.And if she went back to Lucas, everything would be ruined.One part of her screamed that she should find him immediately.She should tell him what Selene had told her. She should tell him that there was a way to end the war. She should tell him that she could save everyone.But she knew Lucas.He would never allow it.He would tear the battlefield apart before allowing her to die for him.He would rather die himself.That was exactly why she had begged Selene to keep this from him.Levi and Incubus were still inside the tent, unaware that she had left. They believed Aria was with Selene, and Selene's barrier had hidden her presence completely.For a few precious minutes, no one would know.That was