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“Pretty for a mortal... he will want that one” He nodded and brushed his thumb over it tenderly, ignoring the rise of emplosive anger that threatned to emerge “Yes” he said “She is” Have you ever thought there could be more to life? That there are higher beings at work, in constant battle? Do you believe in him, the almighty? Or are you a different believer? Is your heart tainted with callous doings? Do you believe in HIM…the supernatural being who…it is believed to be an evil, powerful entity and the tempter of humankind? No? Then why are you reading dear friend? For if you do not believe in the master of evil, influencer of heretics, infidels and other unbelievers, then maybe you sh

However, his words continue to echo in my mind. Merda.(Shit*) He is absolutely right. I can only do this because I know that Elio will never allow any of them to disrespect me or touch me: "My children..." I begin before Santo immediately interrupts me. "Stai Zitto! (Shut up*)," he orders me. His voice carries so much contempt and disgust that no more sound comes out of my mouth. "Stop using them as an excuse. Let Gabriele and Stella rest in peace. Don't mention their names if you're going to use them as a weapon against us," he said, beating his chest with both hands. "You are not the only one who lost your children that night. Elio lost his children too, no matter what you say. He made tha

I look around at the voidless darkness that is filled with the hot fires of hell. It is quiet but if you pay attention you will almost be able to here the screams and cries of agony. This is home. Home is a desert that look like nothing to the eye but it is all a glamour, when the council of heaven take their place in their home... No damned, tortured or demon will be heard.

" I say calmly, even though I'm anything but calm. I’ve always prided myself on being a man who never allows himself to get into awkward situations, so finding myself in this unfortunate situation now isn’t in the least bit palatable. "Like hell, we are! I'm not killing my baby for anything in the world. I knew you were going to say this, but I decided to give you the benefit of the doubt. This is my body, and I can do whatever the hell I like with it. What I'm not going to do is murder my own child. I'm having this baby, whether you like it or not.”

[Zevyn] There’s only one place in this world that has ever made me feel alive. De-Helldoralz. It's not just a club. It’s a kingdom built from violence, lust, blood, sweat, and every dark craving people are too afraid to admit they carry inside them. My empire.

It ignored every rule she’d ever read and paid her back with honesty in ways that almost made her laugh. Evenings, they read. Side by side at his small table, a lamp between them, Nothing the fox sprawled across their laps, oblivious and comfortable. Cultivation texts for her, array notes for him. Arguments happened—quiet and deep—about immortal sects or mushrooms (the only vegetable he reliably remembered to grow, apparently).

On the dark oak counter rested a velvet-lined wooden case containing a manuscript Helena had not seen the day before. “There are truths that only reveal themselves when blood recognizes its match,” murmured Mrs. Gable, her bony fingers sliding over the book’s cover. “You touched the Wolf, didn’t you? And from the glow in your eyes, he touched you as well.” Helena did not confirm it, but the tremor in her hands as she opened the manuscript was answer enough. The document was a memorial record from one of Dante’s ancestors, dated before the great sawmill fire. As she read, the structure of Blackwater’s supernatural universe began to expand before her eyes in layers of tragedy and destiny.

She tumbled through the abyss, a kaleidoscope of nightmarish sights and sounds swirling around her. In an instant, she found herself in the heart of Hell. The landscape was a desolate, barren wasteland, devoid of life and hope. The skies were ablaze with crimson and sulfur, casting an eerie, oppressive glow over the nightmarish terrain. Jagged rocks and twisted, gnarled trees stretched into the distance, shrouded in an eternal gloom.

(The Devil) The moment he stepped through the veil, Hell greeted him like an old, hungry friend. Heat slammed into his skin. The air thickened, heavy as wet ash. And beneath it all, the sound rose. Screams. Endless, layered, trembling screams woven into the very wind. Some sharp, some low, some hardly more than broken sobs. Souls who had wandered too far. Souls who had never left. Souls whose names he did not care to remember. They braided together into one constant, ragged hymn—pain and rage and regret spiralling upward toward a sky that never listened.