Todos los capítulos de Lilith And Her Three Devil Wolves : Capítulo 121 - Capítulo 130

The silence in the nursery was the kind that made you want to claw your own ears off just to hear something else. Anything else. Lilith stood frozen in front of the shimmering portal that had just swallowed our entire world, her shadow-scythe trembling in her grip with so much barely contained destruction that I could literally see the floor tiles cracking beneath her feet. The nursery still smelled like baby powder and that weird lavender shit Kai insisted on buying for the twins. Their cribs were still warm.Malakai didn't scream. He didn't break down. He didn't do any of the normal shit people do when someone steals their kids. Instead, he walked over to one of the stone pillars like he was taking a casual stroll through a park, pulled out his hunting knife, and carved a line so deep across his palm that I could see bone. Blood dripped down his wrist and splattered against the floor, and the second it touched the ground, it started glowing with this dark red energy that made the ai

I dropped to my knees on the crystal floor and I swear to every god that has ever existed, my heart stopped beating in my chest. Just stopped. Because my three-year-old son was standing ten feet away from me with a miniaturized shadow-scythe made of pure darkness pointed directly at my chest, and his eyes were glowing that ancient, hateful red that I'd only ever seen in one being before.The First Sire.Kai didn't recognize me. My own son looked at me like I was a stranger. Like I was prey. Like I was something to be eliminated, and the crown sitting on his tiny head was pulsing with corrupted starlight, feeding him thoughts that weren't his own, turning my baby into a weapon."Kai, watch out!" Lilith's scream tore through the starlight lake, and I heard her footsteps slapping against the crystal surface as she sprinted toward us, her hands already glowing with that desperate, terrified healing magic she always summoned when things went sideways.But our son didn't hesitate.He swung

The wire didn't just pull me in. It swallowed me whole.One second I was standing in the starlight cathedral with my datalink cable plugged into the terminal, and the next my entire body locked up like someone had poured concrete into my veins. I couldn't move. Couldn't blink. Couldn't even scream. My physical form went rigid, every muscle frozen mid-twitch, and somewhere far away I felt my own body hit the marble floor with a sickening thud.Then the world dissolved into silver.I materialized inside a hallway that stretched in every direction with no beginning and no end. The walls were made of glowing code, lines of data streaming past so fast they looked like liquid metal. The floor hummed beneath my boots, pulsing with a heartbeat that wasn't mine. Up ahead, maybe fifty feet away, stood the digital copy of our son.He looked exactly like Mateo. Same dark curls. Same chubby cheeks. Same tiny hands that should've been holding a juice box instead of a datapad that controlled the phy

The cathedral doors didn't just open. They exploded inward like someone had strapped dynamite to them and lit the fuse with pure spite. Stone fragments flew past my head and I ducked behind a broken pillar, my heart hammering so hard I could feel it in my throat. Dust and debris clouded everything, and for a second I couldn't see anything except shadows and wreckage.Then he stepped through the smoke.I felt my blood turn to ice.It was Kai. Same height, same broad shoulders, same scar cutting through his left eyebrow that I'd traced with my fingers a hundred times. Same broadsword resting on his shoulder like it weighed nothing. But his scent hit me a second later and I almost gagged. It was wrong. So wrong. Like someone had taken everything good about Kai and soaked it in gasoline and rotten candy. That toxic, sugary rot of the Outer Void clung to him like a second skin."Look at this pathetic little family reunion," the duplicate said, stepping over the rubble with a casualness tha

The vortex didn't just spit us out. It tried to kill us on the way down.We hit the ground so hard my teeth rattled in my skull, and the impact sent me sliding across sand that glowed this weird violet color under a sky with two moons hanging in it like someone's bad dream. I was coughing before I even stopped moving, dust coating my throat and my lungs screaming for air that tasted like copper and something sweet I couldn't name. My hands were already moving though, patting down my chest, my legs, checking for holes or blood or anything missing because the last thing I remembered was the mainframe exploding and Lilith screaming my name and Ronan grabbing the toddler and Vane throwing himself over the twins and then nothing but white light and the feeling of being ripped apart molecule by molecule."Everyone alive?!" I roared, kicking away a chunk of debris that looked like it used to be part of a wall. My voice came out rough and broken, but it was loud enough. I reached down and gra