Ariel And Oblivion Novels & Stories

Chapter 95 Ariella's Day on the Halo Deck I went to talk with David, bringing Ariella along, while the twins were away at school. We decided to spend the day with her on the Halo deck, and as we entered, Apollo's voice announced, "Apollo load, Ariella's magical world." The scene that unfolded before us made her squeal with unbridled delight! We stepped into a whimsical fairyland, where Ariella was transformed into a fairy princess, complete with delicate, sparkling wings and a shimmering tiara. David and I were crowned king and queen, and we made our way to a picturesque picnic blanket laid out on the lush grass. As we sat together, we watched Ariella flutter about, exploring every nook and

Aria and Silence standing together. Then something hidden beneath the memory. A shadow watching them. Waiting. Growing. Feeding. The thing had existed before either sister noticed it. Before even the Witness understood it. It wasn't absence. It wasn't destruction. It was oblivion. The desire for nothing to exist at all. The force behind every ending. The force behind every extinction. The force behind every forgotten thing. And somehow— It had attached itself to Silence. The truth struck Aria like lightning. "You weren't born with it."

And yet, she clung to it. “I’ll protect you,” she whispered to the emptiness. “Even if it kills me. Even if they all burn.” The tears slowed. The numbness faded into something else. Something hard. Something sharp. In that quiet room, under silk sheets that smelled of strangers, Aliyah Haven made a vow. She would survive. She would find her child. And when the time came… she would make them all pay.

** From the center of the battlefield, a chasm opened wide and from it, a pulse of golden fire erupted. Not flame. Not magic. **Memory.** All the broken pieces Aria had gathered. All the echoes of the Hollowed, the Deep Pact, the Afterbirth. All of it surged upward. And the Stoneblood **wept.** Kael screamed her name. But it was too late. The chasm closed. Aria and the Stoneblood were gone. Only silence remained. And then The Reclamation, now faltering, spoke with fury. **“She chose annihilation over obedience. So be it.”**

His face paled visibly the moment he saw us. “My God.” “No casualties,” I said quickly before he could ask. “Not yet.” Daniel’s eyes shifted briefly towards the underground entrance behind us. “What happened?” “A message.” Because that was what the explosion truly was. Not an attack. Communication. Aviel was no longer hiding behind systems and ghost profiles now. She wanted us emotionally destabilised before the final collapse arrived. But she made one mistake tonight. She underestimated how much Aria had changed. Aria stood silently beside Kingsley while smoke curled faintly around her clothes and hair. Her face remained pale from the explosion, but fear no longer dominated her expression.

He didn’t hesitate to share his views on a joint venture against the rogue attacks. Daniel constantly uploaded Aria’s photo, asking for help to track her down. He seemed determined to find his mate and pleaded for our help. When one of the Alphas commented that Daniel must have pissed her off to disappear like that, Daniel was embarrassed and admitted that he screwed up big time. He wanted to make it up to his mate and ask for her forgiveness. All that happened while I watched Aria spiral into depression, trying to hide her tears from Evelyn and me. I could tell that the young woman was still in love with Daniel Taylor. She claimed that she didn’t want anything to do with him, but deep down

Back at barely hearing the conversation of the two men, back at letting her tears slowly fall from her cheeks and to the water, creating ripples and distorting her beautiful reflection. Then, a voice called out her name, a bit quiet at first, but it grew louder and louder each time her name was called. But when she turned, she suddenly fell into the water and a splash was heard, but Auria was much too tired to be startled at this point. She is much too tired to worry about her well-being. In truth, she would rather drown in the water and be with John, wherever John is. She would rather meet that kind of end than live in a world where she is not with her lover.

Anything but the truth: the prince had infected him with a want he couldn’t cure. ​ Tonight the sky was dark velvet, pierced by three moons that looked like pale suns hanging low. Lirian stepped onto the observation deck overlooking the Hydralis descent platform, breath fogging the crystal railing. The underwater city waited below, bioluminescent spires glowing through the inverted ocean like sunken stars. ​ And Vaelor was there. ​ For the first time in weeks. ​

While Ariel had fixed her entire attention on Shantel and Kevin, she became oblivious of how long she's been gaping at them. Liana exchanged a worried glance with Lily before Tikka tapped Ariel's shoulder a bit. “Yeah?” Ariel grumbled with a deep frown on her face. “Y'know, you can't keep gawking at them like that. You're free to speak with Shantel” Tikka said suggestively, only to earn a hard glare from Ariel. Talk? To that bitch? Never!” Ariel scrawled, standing from the seat. “Ariel?” “I'm done here. I've lost my appetite anyway” she mumbled then waltzed out. Unknowingly, Kevin had also been gaping at her continuously. The instant she exited, he stood and made to do the same.

The ground split. A pulse of raw energy blasted outward. Both pillars—light and shadow— collapsed. Aria and Erevan were flung forward— straight into each other— colliding as the realm itself buckled under the weight of their choices. Aria’s last breath before the world drowned in darkness: “I choose you.”