Accidentally Summoned Novels & Stories

“ That is the truth, you're not doing anything wrong, so I did not know that she would show up here with a baby with her, you should have been careful but then, you weren’t at all and so a lot happened, however this is none of your fault if there's anyone to blame that will be me, for trying to take what does not belong to me and forgetting the fact that you must have belonged to someone else before I came into the picture. I thought that at some point we'll live happily ever after, but I guess I was deluded to have such thinking in my mind” “ You are not deluded, you have a right to think about anything that you want, don't ever think that you're deluded for a moment because you are not, an

I had hoped that I might be able to keep myself together just a little better than that, but it seemed like I had lost the ability. We made sure to exchange numbers and said our goodbyes, and I hung up the phone and stared at it for a long moment. All my thoughts about work and worms and dogshit had vanished right out of my head. I was going to see him again. I was going to see him again. It was like I had thrown that thought out into the universe with enough force that someone had actually heard it and made it come true for me. What did they call it? Manifesting? Yeah, I had manifested this into being, and now it was true.

I assured her to calm her down. "Is there anything you want me to bring with me on my way back?" I asked, and she nodded. "Bring yourself back to me," she said, and I smiled at her. She had been more worried since she learned Grigory was my uncle, and the fact that he was hunting me and giving Randolph a hard time did not make things easy. After learning I was an Ace wolf, Ruby had done everything to enforce the no fighting rule. I could understand her fears. Ace wolves could easily lose their mind, and fights or battles usually caused it. The angrier Ace wolves got, the less likely they would be able to get themselves. Too much fighting and anger mainly was the cause of insanity for Ace wol

I drew the damn circle wrong which explains why the summoning spell didn’t work. I glance around my small living room uneasy about what I might have accidentally done instead of summoning my sister. When after another couple minutes nothing bad happened I grabbed my bowl of lambs blood and added the last part to my circle that I had previously forgotten. Before moving on, I inspected my circle to ensure that no other parts were wrong or missing. I didn’t want to accidentally summon a demon and sell my soul to him by doing this spell wrong. That would not help me with my current situation at all! When I was satisfied that my circle was indeed correct this time I re-spoke the words written on

The Wolf lowered himself, she climbed to his back, stabled herself, and started at a little pace until it was racing fully, Meredith was in her peck of enjoyment as the breeze blew against her face. . . Was it a mistake? But the signals came six times and that can't be a mistake, she had been summoned. But it was surprising because she didn't expect to be summoned, she had been thinking about how to visit the human world and try her best to explain to the human but now she had been summoned. She halted as she got to the border, some men were behind her, Beta wouldn't hear of anything other than for her to allow the men to guard her to the border… She smiled. Her Garvin, her mate.

My name was Germaine Shaw. I'd just graduated from college, and my plain résumé made my job-seeking journey challenging. I'd lost the only job I'd managed to get after the internship ended because I'd turned down my superior's attempts to harass me sexually. The difficulties faced in my job search got me down. I stayed at home all day, demotivated and depressed. One day, while doom-scrolling, a new game caught my eye. "This is a romance game where you have all the freedom you need. Meet your destined half in the virtual world—set yourself free and release your pent-up desires!"

I didn't even bother looking at any of them, completely dismissing their presence. Instead, my eyes locked onto the middle of the room. Standing perfectly still in the center of the chamber was a woman dressed in a pristine white gown. Her posture was flawless, but her face was completely obscured by a heavy, lace veil. I stopped a few feet away from her, my posture rigid as I radiated pure, unadulterated coldness. “I'd like to know why I've been summoned,” I asked, my voice cutting through the silence. Brandon leaned forward in his seat, an ugly smirk stretching across his face. He rested his elbows on the table, clearly enjoying the fact that he was the one delivering the news.

He sat down, tucking one leg under himself. “So, why did you summon me?” I shrugged. “No idea. How about a snack?” I pulled the twitching assassin up and threw him inside the pentagram. Argadon nimbly caught the sacrifice, smelled him, grinned, and put him down. “Later. Did he come for you?” “You bet.” “So, whom did you displease?” I snorted. “A funny expression.” “Demons can visit all worlds, if not voluntarily, then through summoning.” “And how often are you summoned?”

He returned her stare, wondering what games they were up to this time. “He…” her eyes grew wide in shock. “He doesn’t care,” she blurted out. Moss nodded. “He rarely ever does.” “Yeah,” Stratin added. “Makes empathy feel useless around him. It’s quite annoying, too.” Ariadne ignored them. “So you really aren’t bothered?” she asked Kilvic. “Should I be?” Kilvic asked, puzzled. “You failed to summon a demon!” she snapped. “So did Liche,” he pointed out. “There are various possibilities for how a summoning can fail; a weak link, lack of reia, a weak will, even a defective crystal.”

I’ll come there as soon as they let me. Good. She was good. I shut my eyes in relief and sighed. How did I fuck up so badly that I almost cost my friend her life? I had to fix it. I had to do everything possible to ensure nothing like this happened again. At that moment, our little convention was interrupted by the call bell from the front store, and I snapped up. “All right, people. We have a job to do. Frankie, would you mind taking care of the register today?” “Sure. No problem.”