Ao3 Supernatural Novels & Stories

“Some are destined to become seers, but because they fail to trigger that, they die without even knowing. In most cases, this happens when the supernatural mate with humans instead of their own species. With how the world has turned out today, there are a lot of supernatural who are involved with humans. Just like how you were embroiled with a werewolf for three years. Some lucky ones are fated mates. While others just come together, though, the ending will be as miserable as yours,” the voice once again showed how sarcastic it could be. Elowyn clenched her fists, her teeth gritted as she glared hatefully at the screen, which was showing her miserable life with Hilary.

It was a truth whispered in hushed tones, for it carried both privilege and sacrifice. In the realm of the supernatural, the concept of a destined mate was deeply ingrained, an age-old belief that transcended time and species. Each supernatural being, whether it was a demon, vampire, werewolf, or other mystical creature, was believed to possess a singular, fated counterpart – the other half of their soul. This union was considered the most profound and sacred connection in their existence.

~ Gabriel ~ Leaving the werewolf world was the hardest decision I had ever made, but it was something I owed to the past. For twenty-six years, I had never seen my biological human mother. I didn’t blame her for abandoning me. How could I? Nearly thirty years ago, she fell in love with a werewolf. She was brave enough to leave the human world and follow him to meet his people, hoping they would build a future together. But that dream was destroyed. A cruel monster named Lucious killed her fiancé right before her eyes. As if that wasn’t enough, he forced himself on her, and I was the child born from that terrible crime.

As we joined the main road, we began to discuss the conversation I’d had with my mother. “Surely we haven’t already found a hybrid after a single day of looking? We were expecting this to take months, maybe longer” I shrugged in his direction. “Maybe they are more common than we were led to believe.” Doran shook his head. “I don’t understand Atlas, I thought all of the supernatural species hated each other. That can’t be the case for all of us if we are producing children”. I agreed with him. I was as surprised as he was. “Well, it must take place mustn’t it? Otherwise we wouldn’t even know what a hybrid was in the first place”. Doran turned to me “I wonder if it’s the outcasts that are mati

“But elsewhere, sure.” Oscar wandered toward a nearby tree and leaned against it. “You might want to get comfortable.” I dropped onto the ground cross-legged, brushing leaves from my jeans. “Go ahead.” “You know what Tobi and I are. Some people call us supernaturals. It's a catch-all term in our world for creatures like us.” “Our world?” I tilted my head, but Oscar continued as if I hadn’t spoken. “Werewolves most of us live in a place called Aruyios. It’s not far, actually. Maybe a day’s drive from here.”

“You might be the one to expose them all.” I could hear Tristan’s teeth grinding as we watched her leave. I could hear things, smell things I shouldn’t have been able to from a far distance. It was beginning to freak me out, and my mind started forming theories just to make myself sound less crazy. “Are you okay?” Theo asked curiously as Tristan left without saying a word. “Yeah,” I exhaled. “What the hell was that?” ***** I couldn’t get it off my mind all through class. I had seen the werewolves , something that only lived in fiction existed within a small town.

Because of fear their ridiculous things would reveal the secrets of the whole community, they were also to be watched by the Magic Council. One other side was to be inhabited by witches, wizards, vampires, werewolves, and hybrids of all kinds of all races. Races were compatible, who tended to congregate in one area of course. No one had the spare time to deal with hordes of supernatural beings that were always ready to make trouble and capable of inflicting terrible damage if fought.

Kathy paused by the sink as if in deep thought, her eyes glazing over. "Anyway,” Ally continued, “ like I was saying, it isn't just the three, even other kids, Like Aron from Arts and crafts or Lauren in P.E, even that so-called phone thief you were with the other day, and.." She trailed of standing up. I leaned back trying to fit all this in my brain. I had never really thought of the supernatural but was always open to the fact that other beings other than humans did roam this world. I mean it would be pretty cool just as long as they weren’t trying to secretly take over.

He steps forward quickly and scratches the knife over her dress on the left side. Her bodycon tears down from her waist to thighs on the left side. A red strap appears around her waist under the bodycon. Her whole naked left leg gets on display for evil eyes. She puts a hand gripping and joining the two torn parts of her dress.

I heard him panting. “Just hold on. We’re almost there.” The crest vanished and revealed a navigation menu as the headache started to fade. I took a deep breath and reached for one of the potions Yvonne had given me for these headaches. When it started to ease, I opened the videos and started to take notes. They started by explaining all the known supernatural races and how they governed themselves. Then, they got to the SCF and how they did their jobs. I was surprised to know that most of the supernatural world was hidden with barriers created by witches.