Aria Of Sorrow Black Door Novels & Stories

Kai’s light surged, weak but stubborn, pressing into his sister through their bond. Aria’s body shook violently. Her cry twisted—half baby, half something ancient and wrong. The orb cracked. Darkness leaked from it like smoke. “Love will not stop me,” Vorath snarled. “Consume. Grow.” The pull intensified. Aria’s eyes went fully black. Her voice wasn’t hers anymore. “Mother. Father. End.” Nyx’s scream shattered the chamber. She stretched higher, fingers grazing Aria’s foot, pouring everything—blood, soul, love—through that touch.

Far above, the sky was already beginning to dim at the edges, like a lid lowering over an eye that didn’t sleep. On the threshold, Kaelira paused and spoke not to Zevran or Taren but to the world itself. “When the Black Moon rises,” she said, “let it watch.” And then, without looking back, she added the only promise that felt like truth: “We’re coming for you.” The arch shivered. The Court’s gates loomed. Somewhere ahead, a war-scar smiled. The bond thrummed once—thin, fierce, alive. And the three of them walked into winter.

Shadows clung to the corners with nothing but silence waiting for me. The room to the left was quiet, too quiet. Something tugged at me from that direction, deep and primal. I went for it. Fury surged through me at the sight before me when the door opened up. Aria was on her hands and knees, chest rising and falling with ragged gasps. Her white top was slashed with crimson, the stain spreading across her side. Piper knelt behind her, one hand cupping her small cheek, crimson trickling between her fingers and dripping onto the floor.

I saw a lot of people looking at me, I even saw Aunt Lorreta running towards me but I choose to ignore it, I don't want any of them come near at my life again. I continue walking with a heavy heart when I saw a car coming towards me, I tried to close my eyes but I heard the car stopped as well. I found my self lying on the ground, with a bruises on my feet and looking so dirty. I saw a women coming out to the car, I look at her and when my eyes adjusted I found out that it was my friend Alliah. She was crying and running towards me, I smiled at him with those puffy eyes. "I'm sorry, I was too late" she hugged me and cry together with me.

“You abandoned us for this—for power, for darkness.” “No,” Aria whispered, shaking her head. “I didn’t—” “You think you’re a savior?” her mother spat. “You’re nothing but a destroyer. You bring ruin wherever you go.” The room around her began to crumble, the walls disintegrating into ash. Aria tried to reach for her mother again, but she was gone, replaced by shadow. And then, through the darkness, a voice whispered: What will you give to undo the pain? “I…” Aria’s voice broke. “Anything.”

I asked myself as I made my way to the door. I stood at a corner and pressed my ears on the slightly opened door. I was able to decipher the voices of the two women in a light banter after a while. “Lady Blackstorm and Queen Aria!” “What would you do if he is not found?” Queen Aria asks. “He will be found.” Lady Blackstorm replied, firmly. Queen Aria lets out a hearty chuckle then says. “You sound like you are sure but your eyes tell a totally different story.” “What do you want from me, Aria?” Lady Blackstorm inquires.

The shoe was a brown leather, one you could only see on the feet of the rich. It smelled like it had been polished a million times over that morning and I wondered if it was someone like me that did that. “Who is she?” The man grunted to madam Claudia, I think. “That’s Aria Blackwood, daughter of Alpha Dain Blackwood, she was banished from her pack when she was 14.” Madam Claudia’s ringing voice answered. “What was her offence?” The man asked again in a huffed voice. “Stealing” madam Claudia said, a certain amount tightness in her voice.

He pauses at the first door and I quickly block it with my body. "Not this one, it's the one further down the hall." I say desperately. No one can go into this one. No one can know. He just shrugs and starts walking to the next door. I give him a head nod indicating that it is the bathroom. He heads in that direction as I turn around and head back to the living room. I hear a gasp and a curse and turn around to see Jared looking at me with tears in his eyes. He looks like he has just seen a ghost. I get ready to ask him what's wrong when he beats me to it.

With Chantal as the living sacrifice, he remembers his words and the bargaining trick he offers that made Him agree to this very tricky plan. “How about I tell you that, after this game of cat and mouse chase you will have the embodiment of two of the sins. By which falls within, Greed and Pride?” Drawing a sinister smile as those words is the ticket to everything right now where everything is falling according to the grand master plan. A door appears that indicates the other book and world that is also one of them, yet different. Just then as the door opens, a familiar footstep from a few echoes and where by which Arius steps out with a smirk and proud stance, asking.