And The Darkness Comprehended It Not Novels & Stories

Darkness that turned her from a respectful young wolf into a whóre who deceived her good friend. Darkness... That was all that was left. Darkness was now her companion and Violet wished it would engulf her completely and never let her out. Tbc...

[ALPHA DOMINIC’s Point of View] Everything was black. I stepped deeper into the darkness, trying to familiarize myself with the place, but it was clear that it wasn't Silver Crescent or the Black Forest. I had never been here. I was sure of it. There was no threat of danger—only pitch darkness and eerie silence as I continued walking, still having no idea where to go. It was as if my heart told me to go on until I found something. Perhaps it was a beacon of hope. Something that could guide me out of this darkness. A light so I could find my way back home.

It was all so unusual. However, is there something that'd usual in nothingness? She's never known the daylight. All darkness. All oblivion. And when it seems like she's so close to the bright light, a gust of darkness comes from nowhere, and she's whisked away into oblivion. There's no point fighting it. It always wins, and she'd always left back where she started. Where it all began. ...Obscurity.

The adrenaline had worn off, and I could feel the tiredness in my body. And the one question that kept hanging at the back of my mind was: Why did the darkness not take over like it did earlier? If Theo hadn't been here, I would have been dead by now. Confusion seeped into me. What the hell was even this darkness? Did it decide when to show and when not to show? Or did it come out only once at a time?

When previously there was cold and darkness, darkness which had a possibility of light of finding something unknown now Blackness enveloped me. Pitch black. Cold, shuddering, chilling Black. It promised to swallow me. It did because I gave myself in. Nothing that I could do. Still, my thought rounded around the fact that; She didn’t come back.

Not yet. While my mind tried to comprehend what was going on with what little rational ability it had left, the darkness closed in completely. I had never felt this powerless in my whole life. A last thought tried to form, but couldn't quite make it before everything disappeared.

I’m not done with you yet. One. Darkness. But not death. Not yet. Not ever, if I had anything to say about it.

It engulfed us completely, leaving us helpless and at its mercy. Leaving me both limp and paralyzed, unable to move or speak. The darkness seemed to drain all energy from my body, leaving me feeling powerless and defeated. I desperately searched for a glimmer of hope, but it was quickly fading as the darkness tightened its grip. And before I knew it, darkness consumed me in its suffocating embrace. As I succumbed to the darkness, a sense of despair washed over me, knowing that I had lost the battle. The weight of defeat settled heavily on my shoulders, and I lost my battle against the suffocating darkness.

I could feel a dull pain going through my body but I didn't care to stop and see what was going on with my body. I could feel a huge amount of darkness surrounding me as my thoughts became even harder to understand. I felt myself being consumed by the darkness but I didn’t mind it at all. I just needed to be alone so I could understand my thoughts. I will go to sleep for a while and hopefully wake up somewhere else…

“You aren’t like the others. You saw his darkness—and understood it for what it was.” It wasn’t a question, but I nodded. “You’re different, Jesse. Different than any other female they’ve ever brought to him. And even though I would have removed you from this place if I could have, the truth is… you are equipped to deal with the darkness here in a way none of the earlier women have been.” “What darkness? I mean… I can feel it. But… where does it come from?” “We all have darkness, Jesse. You know that. You can see it. The wolves are dark already, but Cazz…”