Arcane Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

A sphere of light blossomed and the lower floors detonated in a blinding white wave. --- Two days later, in the underground meeting chamber of the Hunter’s Guild. Marcus Vale stood before a projection of the ruined chapel, Dr. Alaric beside him. “Crowe disappeared with Cross. We can consider them enemies now.” Alaric smirked, adjusting his glasses. “Not quite. Their blood is still the key. I can trace the energy signature. Once they reach the Abyss District, the ancient seal will break. And when that happens…” Marcus turned sharply. “When what happens?”

My hands searched for my amulet and the cold feel of it against my palm brought utter peace to my mind. Xorax scoffed. "You think that thing can save you from me, little Lycan?" Arachane's snarl at the demon channeled a momentum inside of me, my body growing intensely strong to face Xorox. It felt strange for a half Lycan like myself to possess such level of strength. Most likely unusual. Killing Xorax is needed for me to reach the heart. I have to keep Lucien safe from Ravenna. The curse will be erased from him, it has to.

spilled wine near Arianthe's plate, sending dark red droplets spattering across the tablecloth and nearly onto her silver gown, my patience frayed. "Allow me," I said, moving faster than protocol would typically permit, catching the cup before more could spill and using my napkin to contain the damage. As I did, my hand brushed Arianthe's, and that electric sensation jolted through me again. Her eyes widened, pupils dilating as she felt it too, that unmistakable connection that neither of us had expected. For a moment, the room around us seemed to fade, the chatter of diplomats and royalty becoming distant, unimportant noise.

But she wrote something that broke the little trust I had left in Carys. It was about two mates who were forced to reject one another because one of them was a lycan and the other a werewolf. Usually rejection is the end of mates, but their story didn’t tragically end there. It had a happy ending because they were able to rebound. Yes. They restored their mate bond using some ancient magic and live far away from the cruelty of the world. Mother says she will make this miracle come true for me. Today, I want to believe in such a miracle. To restore my mate bond with Kian and Zarek. To be their mate again. At least I won’t feel this haunting void inside me. At least I would know we are still c

Zane’s family is pretty cool, and I like them. “What’s wrong, son?” Blaine asks, concerned. “Care to tell me why the fuck Cerberus just tried to mate Ari in the woods.” Zane spits at him. “I told you so,” Zara says, shoving Blaine. “Your father didn’t think it was real. Howlers can mate with lycans because of their Dire wolves. Howlers are created from tormented dire wolf spirits. It’s why the coven doesn’t normally allow lycan familiars. Ari was chosen for you by Fate himself. We couldn’t argue and say no. I said we should tell you to be on the safe side, but your father insisted it wasn’t true.” Zara gives Blaine an annoyed look.

image seared itself into her mind. Malakai's grip tightened, and Arachne's thoughts turned to survival.The village outside seemed to fade away, leaving only the stark reality of her situation. Arachne's magic, once a source of comfort, felt stifled, suffocated by the weight of her circumstances. She walked beside Malakai, her heart heavy, her spirit already beginning to wither.The journey to Malakai's estate seemed endless, each step taking her further from the fragile life she knew. Arachne's resolve hardened – she would endure, for now. But the embers of resentment smoldered within her, waiting to ignite.Warning: This scene contains mature themes, violence, and non-consensual content.Arac

I exhaled as I placed my hand on my waist relishing the lukewarm water that splayed down my body "Goddess, is this a test or something? I thought this was supposed to be just a breeding arrangement. Why is my heart growing fonder as the second ticks by?" I had vowed that no one would replace Adriana in my heart, but as far as I could tell, Aria was halfway there. She snuck past my defenses and the worst part was, I didn't know when. Was it when I first had sex with her— breaking her hymen and embedding myself into her? Or was it last night— when I felt more alive than I had ever done all these years? ~ARIA~ Right there on one of the couches at the lobby, was Cora, seated comfortably over a g

"Agreed! We could do a mystery drama, like our adventure in the library the other day, and add a touch of humour to make it more exciting!" Ben nodded in agreement as he tapped Raven on the shoulder. "Come on, Raven. You're the best at creating storylines. This is going to be legendary!" Raven smiled a little, her eyes flashing with the ideas that were starting to emerge. "Okay! We could do a story about five friends who stray into a parallel world on campus. We could all be different characters-Meredith the smart quiet one, Ben the explorer, Lucas the clown, Maya the brave girl, and me the sceptical but curious one!"

He lifted her hand to his lips, brushing a kiss to her knuckles. And for the first time since touching the crown— Seraphine felt something besides fire. She leaned forward. And kissed him. --- **\Elsewhere – Something Awakens** Far below the manor, where light had never touched, a flicker of power pulsed against stone. The Reaper’s ashes had not been buried properly. And in her death, she had *opened* something. A crack. A mouth. A secret older than flame. From that fracture, a shadow slipped through — silent, scentless, boneless.

Since that fateful night, she had not laid eyes on him, and Aldric on the other hand had been keeping his distance. Reyana was eager to go out and mingle with people because she was tired of feeling trapped and frustrated. She was finally a prisoner in her pack. Her heart sank as her gaze fell upon the bracelet adorning her wrist – the Arcane bind. A single tear traced a path down her cheek. The Arcane bind sat mockingly on her wrist. As harmless as it looked, it was meant to keep her confined in the pack. The day she goes beyond her confinement, she dies.