A Night Without Armour Novels & Stories

I guess he had never thought that he had created perfect conditions for vampires to attack. We knew that the best warriors from the Southern Woods Pack had already been expecting us. They were fully aware that the Moon Hill Pack and the Royal Army had taken down the Great Five, and they had no allies left to lend their power to them. The Southern Woods Pack was doomed to fight alone. It was long after sundown when we arrived at the north side of Greystone Mountain. Once we got out of the cars, Patrick handed me a black, long-sleeved sort of armor made of thick and rough fabric.

Her mother’s ring. Her throat closed. “That’s not possible.” Malachai’s voice was flat. Hollow. “It shouldn’t be.” Cassian took a shaky step backward. “Okay. Um. So… question. Are we all in agreement that ghosts weren’t on today’s forecast?” No one answered. Because the arm kept rising. A shoulder emerged—clad in ancient armor, plates of bone-like metal stitched with dark seams that glowed faintly from within. Frost clung to its edges like dust from a tomb.

Women from the laundry quarters held their children by the hand, pointing toward the empty, silt-covered fountains with expressions of quiet awe. As Eryx and I ascended the wide marble stairs, the crowd began to press closer to the stone balustrades. I didn't wear the royal cloak of Nighthaven. I wore the same simple, dark training trousers and the boiled leather armor from the trial, the silver-steel reinforcements scratched and dull from the gravel of the peaks. I wanted them to see the girl who had bled on the stone. I wanted them to see that the Queen of Nighthaven didn't need gold trim to make the mountain listen.

Noah asked. "Oh, right. They are just small insects,” said Azura. Lux, Azura, and Noah started to attack the hordes of their enemies. The enemies attacked them with firearms, while they only used their bare hands. Their agility makes the enemies unable to hit them. After that, Team Blue Starlight completed their task successfully and cleared all of their enemies. "What is this? Has their leader run away?” confused Azura. He felt odd about all of this. After that, Azura and Noah took the children one by one with them on the helicopter. Finally, left someone a little girl, she will be brought together with Lux. Azura and Noah were back in the helicopter. They told Lux ​​to go up immediately.

Of course, a handsome man like Zachary wouldn't be into a girl with a potbelly. However she was determined to head down the Club, she's a twenty four year old woman with a dream : Get a job. Urghh! She pulled the ends of her black, wavy hair. Might as well sleep with stray cats if she couldn't find a man at the club. Determined to heal her wounded heart, She throws on a dark brown hoodie along with black shorts that made it look like she wasn't wearing any pants underneath the large hoodie. This would do! Hmm…

My first attempt at leaping through one of the many portals failed miserably. A tall, dark, and sneering Fae warrior cut across my path, a thick sword made from dark metal in his hands. The dark armor coating his chest and back was from the Night Court, but entirely different to what Ambrose's trusted men wore. There was no hesitation when he swung the sword, aiming for my neck. If I hadn't trained so hard, wearing myself ragged on those nights I couldn't sleep, my head would currently be rolling across the grass.

Aiden noted, dropping his tablet on the table while he put on his body armor. I spurned in the room until I had seen my jacket. I liked how it felt when I put it on, placing an only front body armor just in case of a sneak attack. “We will find out when we meet him on the battlefield,” I said as I stepped out to meet my men, who looked to have understood what was happening. They stood around me, bearing their Nightshade insignia with pride in front of them.

She said and walked towards the bed, she picked up the two long coats on it and walked back to Lily. “Here you go.” She muttered and handed one to Lily. “Where did you get them from?” Lily asked. “I brought them along.” Nora replied and she chuckled. “You came prepared.” “Yes.” Nora replied and put it on. “A quick question, why do we need coats?” Lily asked and Nora took hers from her and helped her put it on. “Axel would have instructed the guards to follow us to wherever we are going so we would lie about where we are heading to avoid the guards and also, our dresses are too revealing.” Nora explained and Lily nodded with a smile.

There’s blood on its face, shining from the light of the energy ball above us. I telekinetically throw it back, but he doesn’t go flying. He stumbles and recovers fast. “Shit.” I don’t have any weapons or vanquishing potions. I’m going to have to blow this fucker up, and that means letting him get close. I dart away, moving under the bright energy ball. I steal a quick glance up and raise my hand, powering the ball until it’s so bright it’s almost blinding.

“Then tonight will be theirs to remember for the rest of their very short lives.” When night fell over the Red Vines Ravine, the battlefield transformed into Alessia’s personal hunting ground. Vampiric sight cut through the darkness like daylight; her soldiers moved without sound, their silhouettes melting in and out of the jagged rock faces. Each was clad in matte-black combat armor laced with runic enchantments to mute even the scrape of a boot. The first scream came just after midnight—one of Lone Star’s scouts, dragged into the shadows before his partner even realized he was gone. A muffled burst from a silenced Aeternum rifle followed, the brass casing caught before it could hit the gro