Akuma Powers Novels & Stories

“I mean maybe, but I’ve never tried it over long distances. I know my powers are, shall we say, great, but nowhere close to what he’s done to himself. And I’m not bragging, so don’t think that I am.” Acheki waved his hand, dismissing her last statement. He then tilted his head to the side, going back over her previous words. “How great? I know you told me he possibly tested on himself, but is that really true? Is this man much more dangerous than I already think he is?” Akaisha snorted. “If there was a word for it, then I would say he would be an ultra-mega superhuman. You really didn’t believe I was telling the truth? Why do you think I told you to stop thinking?”

cried Lusi quickly. Adam nodded slowly. "Nature brought her back to us," Adam said with a smile. Lusi's brow furrowed at Adam's words. "Once upon a time, her father, Robert, was an alpha to the Blackmoon pack in our land, but he had a forbidden love with a human wizard named Amber! In a complicated love story, the elders couldn't let that happen, so they tried to keep them apart. However, their love was too strong; Robert left Blackmoon to live with Amber!"

In front of them were our shields standing straight on the ground holding their spears pointing ahead. My wolves with powers growled as their fangs sprang and their claws emerged. They were in half-human half-wolf form surrounding us. One had the power of speed. One had the power of strength just like Aram, and Zenia, who had the power to create fire. From the vibration and shaking of the lands, I felt our enemies were coming, signifying their strength. Probably, they were stronger than our pack. "Did Ava tell you how many of them have powers?" I asked Aram whose gesture was ready to attack.

"Feel the energy! Feel the anger! The pain you've pass through and imagine yourself hurting them. Imagine yourself killing them with this thing. With your power and remember how special you are. Just then, Camden eyes colour turn to red as it kept burning inside while his own body flooded with a burning flames. Now imagine yourself in a war. Imagine that you're trying to kill a loin chasing you. Imagine that you're trying to protect yourself. Now use your power on this animal right now. Miss Beatrice uttered as she created an illusion of a lion. Camden through one fire at it as it dodge him. "Now let that lion be your enemy. Camden dodge the lion which was about to devour him as he release h

Watching everyone suffer because of me…is terrible. The blood is starting to shed everywhere, I destroyed their homes. “Faster, Aksha!” Jestov grabbed my hand, and we started to run. It hurts…how can I be a leader if I can't even protect a small pack? A weakling like me deserves to be buried beneath the surface. “Jestov, I need to fight,” I said in full determination. “No, you can't. We're outnumbered, this is an ambush, Aksha! Don't be impulsive.”

I retorted. "No. Her source of power is now void, and that means she is powerless, at least for now. She had a certain warrior, named Ubuntu; he was Cassandra's war machine who possessed infinite dark powers, but Ubuntu and his shady warriors, have all been disenfranchised by a more powerful being…" I listened intently as Rema relayed the events that had just transpired in Cassandra's chambers. I could barely contain my glee when I heard that Cassandra's warriors were now powerless.

"The Alpha's body will house my spirit, and I will have the power I deserve." "You mean the power you stole," I answered, stepping through my own flames unharmed. "Just like you stole from me. From Kamla. From all your so-called trainees." Amara's eyes widened. "What is she talking about?" I kept walking forward. "She's been hunting your bloodline for ages, Amara. The healing light you carry—it's the only magic that can destroy her." "Enough!" The Ancient One threw a bolt of purple energy at me.

“What did he mean by that? Why would Akira think you’re so important to her plan?” Kaida hesitated, her gaze dropping to the map. “Atlas, there’s something you need to know. Something my father told me about our bloodline.” I leaned forward, my attention fully on her. “Go on.” She took a deep breath. “My mother came from a line of wolves blessed by the Moon Goddess herself. They were given extraordinary gifts—strength, speed, and, in rare cases, powers that go beyond the physical. My father believes that gift runs through me.”

Akira paused, surveying the pack with her keen eyes. "This being, known only as the Shadow Weaver, possessed powers beyond our understanding. Kaito begged the Shadow Weaver to grant our pack the power to defend ourselves against our enemies, and to ensure our survival." The pack listened with rapt attention as Akira continued her story. "The Shadow Weaver, moved by Kaito's plea, agreed to grant our pack the power of the venom fangs. But, as with all great power, there came a great cost." Akira's eyes seemed to cloud over as if the memories she was sharing were painful.