Novel & Cerita A Demon's Fate

The creature would always watch, tearing away any shred of light. That night. The whole truth had been revealed to his crew. In a blaze of furious elegance as the mists rose about the ship and the souls and forms of those that had never lived made their first appearance. 'And all will be damned...one sacrifice will not sate my appetite!' The demon's roar deafened them. 'I am not easily defeated! Your souls are mine, to twist and weave until the day all time ends. Give me the children and the blood...a thousand...perhaps then I might let you rot in purgatory rather than roast in the hell you create.'

I opened my eyes back to the field, able to see the invisible now visible shadows, I wasn’t fighting shadows, I was fighting skulls covered in smokes and a hood. I could see where to destroy them all, I lifted my fingers directed at them and just like how I wanted to be in control, all the six skulls went up busting into pieces and nothing less. Same happened with the pains they caused on my body vanishing like it never happened. I think I just connected with another demon. To be continued….. (When two different worlds collide) Unimportant A/N: Lucien is now connected to two of all the demons now; just throwing that out.

"You are mine. Only mine. You belong to me. You belong to Erix Drystan. And this is your fate. I'm your fate." No! The only thing echoed in my head right now. He can't be my fate. I can't be His. I don't want a monster in my fate. As if he could read my mind, he smirked evilly, "Alas! You are stuck with a demon not a monster." He is truly a demon. And I couldn't digest the fact that my fate made me meet this demon and I don't know what things he has planned for me. A demon in black clothes and with red eyes is now in my life now. And now I have to fight this fate of mine.

[Winston] Twenty minutes later, everyone was gathered in the upstairs sitting room. Audrey was still in the room with Reggie. She told Drayce the fever hadn’t spiked yet. Ford brought me up. I knew I looked more ragged than I’d been when Ford left me. I had another vision after he left the room… it was terrible. Worse than the first one. “So far, no one knows a demon matching Reggie’s description. Some of the older demons said avians were believed to be extinct. She’s could be the last one in the world.” Anders said.

"You haven't seen it, have you? Your ambitions, your desires, and your undoing. Your fate has already been sealed, and the day will come when all shall fear you and despair. There will be nobody left to defend. You won't be able to control your power, and it will control you. Your day of reckoning will soon be here, and you will be betrayed." "No. I don't believe you. I'll never believe you." Julius stood before the powerful demon in many confusions and anger after being told about his fate, and he waited for the beast to say more things on the matter.

Life begins to drain from Mortem's cold body as he gently punched me in my chest, he said in a whisper, "I know you'll make a good King like your father once was." Just then, Mortem disappears. That's how it is for demons, since we have no souls, when we die, we become nothing. No reincarnation or afterlife awaits us- just eternal darkness. The demons kneeled down before me as I walked back to my throne. My face and clothes were covered with my brother's blood but I sat there basking with their cheers and respect. With no one else to lead hell, with no other heir apart from me... I can never be with Lyanna again.

“We have our demons too, literal ones, and the thirst to rip everything apart, bathe in the blood of the innocent. The humans are not wrong; there is a monster within us all. But we don’t cross that line. You’ll be surprised how much control we have over ourselves. A lot more than humans give us credit for.” “And what about those who have crossed the line?” He asked, knowing well that there were instances of madness and bloodshed. “We have protocols in place to eliminate any threats.” I told him the truth. “Hunters?” I nodded, taking another sip. “They’re a kind of hybrids; half-demon and half-human. They take care of those who can no longer be brought back. The ones who have abandoned all h

The demon began to look worried. “That’s impossible.” He whispered. Jasmine walked over closer to him. “How many?” She screamed, aiming her brightly lit hands to the demon's face. He gulped afraid to answer her as he knew the answer would piss her off even more. The last thing the demon wanted was to go back to hell or cease to exist which would be the outcome if he went back. That was the consequences of possessing a body. Once vanquished the demon could never return and if he did he was no longer useful to Lucifer anymore.

Arth said, closing the book he’d been reading, “but they’re also aware of their past … their emotions … which still makes them humane. Does that mean they can still be turned back into humans?” Elicantris frowned, then she removed her eyeglasses and studied it. “I can’t say I’m sure, but once they’ve turned into demons … there’s no turning back. Once they’ve taken the blood of Exodus, their fate is sealed. And they will live their life as a demon, with the only purpose of serving the Legion, until they die.” “Blood of Exodus?” Arth said, blinking. “That’s what turns them into demons, then?”

The demon's eyes were bright as it looked at Caspian and said, "Cultivator, the fact that you are here shows that you are extraordinary. As long as you are willing to leave now, we will not pursue the matter of you killing our companions today. But if you don't listen to my advice and continue to do whatever you want..." The Great Demon Lion suddenly let out a heavy snort. It extended its hand and pointed at the pile of bones that stood tall in the city as it cried out sternly, "That is your fate!" Its shout swept through the wind and shook the world, making people feel as if the spiritual Qi of a large void suddenly collapsed.