Allure Of Darkness Novels & Stories

I needed to stop her, but I didn't know how. She sighed. "I'm almost sad I've taken this path instead of just destroying you years ago." She stood up straight. "If you don't collect all of the pieces, it'll be of no matter to me. The darkness will consume you as well as those you love, along with the rest of the world, and I will win anyway." An oily grin spread across her face. "I don't know if you've noticed yet, but the darkness is more than just a lack of light. I've infused it with sadness, with depression, pain, torment, and gloom. Those who come in contact with it have their personal pains and sorrows intensified until they become unbearable. By the time all realms are covered, there

Dark watched this beautiful sight with a heavy heart. "I want to celebrate my birthday with them," Exelle said monotonously, then clicked her tongue. It seemed like she was smiling, but not really. Yet in Dark's eyes, he saw a strange light pass through her gaze, a light that disappeared just as quickly as it came after she spoke. Dark froze, staring at her. He couldn’t speak or react to what he was seeing in front of him. If this was an illusion, Dark wished it were just that. Because whatever that glint of light was, even if it was a hint of emotion in her eyes, he would never want to see it in the woman’s gaze.

I ask with concern. “Alden… I think there’s something over there,” she whispers. Atlas is up on his feet, teeth barred, hackles raised, pushing forward wanting to shift and protect Sorrell and Alma, but I hold him back. I look up and follow Sorrell’s eye line, but all I see is darkness… and that’s the problem. Even in a pitch-black room in the dead of night, our eyes can make out enough of our surroundings, but all I see a few feet in front of us is darkness; darkness so black and thick it’s almost like it’s absorbing the light around it. Fear catapults through me when I see the darkness move and I can make out the almost smoky outline of three black shadowy figures, and three sets of bright

Layla step back as if the aducator’s words hit her. “I can smell the fear coming off you, Lobokuéra sy. You do not know it, but I have already won.” Aducator spoke, her body started to transform again into the dark shadows. The dark shadows started to move quicker and made a greater circle around the ice cor. The dark shadows broke the dance they were in and all stormed to Layla. She throw her hands in front of her as the darkness engulfed her. She woke up to flames all around her, nothing was left of the hut she stayed in, all around her were red and yellow flames around her.

"Whoever said darkness is evil did not have the depth of mind to cross the line and go beyond his own limitations. Darkness is much more than a behavioral tendency, it is a world trapped inside a universe itself; where humanity and any other race chooses to hide its most decadent thoughts, needs, and desires... Darkness is only a different way of experiencing things, it is a new veil that can be used to wake up other senses... It is in you, in me, in all of us..." I am smitten and wordless. He knows what darkness is, and that makes me feel a thousand times more confused about him. I know I am staring at him with wide eyes, but I can't do anything but that; he is truthful and he knows he has

She feels heaviness and high tension as the evil comes closer and closer to her. She's terrified and felt uneasy but manages to stand up confidently. “I fear no evil...” The evil of shadows laughed insanely. “Then why you are trembling?” The evil moved closer to her, he turns around as he scans every inch of her body. “I can't feel danger, darkness, and evil in you.” Falla took off her spell and hugged the darkness itself. “Come closer my friend, the more darkness I consume the powerful I get,” she said. Falla fell into darkness, she's screaming but there's no sound came out of her pinkish, perfect heart-shaped lips. She is still asleep, she knows that. The back portion of her body felt comf

She is still working on an unconscious Lothaire. Taking his condition to mind, Willow stepped out, arming herself to the teeth. She has everything that she may need on her now. That is... what she can carry. Dusk fell slowly, bringing the sense of doom with it. The sky turned a fiery orange as if alerting all underneath, it to be wary of this day before changing to a darker shade. "It's time," Willow muttered under her breath, standing straight, looking at the horizon as it slowly clouded with people.

The usurpers were willing to pay any price, perform any atrocity, to ensure Elara's complete and utter annihilation. These dark mages, operating from hidden enclaves and forgotten ruins, would perform scrying rituals, attempting to catch glimpses of Elara's whereabouts. They would weave enchantments that amplified the senses of their agents, making their hunters more attuned to the subtle traces of her presence. Whispers of dark pacts and blood sacrifices echoed in the hushed chambers where these rituals took place, each one a testament to the usurpers' desperation and their willingness to embrace any power, no matter how vile, that promised to secure their reign. The very air around these p

It was an opening. Black seeped through the fractures, not smoke, not shadow, but hunger. The abyss slithered from the wound in the mountain, threads of darkness coiling toward us, reaching, tasting. Arielle stiffened in my arms, her silver already rising in answer. She was pale, shaking, but her chin lifted. Gods, she would stand against the void even broken. But I knew the truth: she didn’t have enough left. Neither of us did. And still—

"You’re not getting it." Vaelin smirked. "Oh? Are you sure about that?" Shadows erupted around him, swallowing the chamber in suffocating darkness. An unbearable cold seeped into their bones, and Aria felt it creeping into her mind—an abyss trying to consume her. The sword pulsed in her grasp, fighting back against the darkness. Rael gritted his teeth, drawing his dagger. "Get ready!" Vaelin raised a hand, and the ground cracked. Dark creatures with glowing red eyes slithered from the abyss, their shrieks piercing the air.