Asterisk War Light Novels Novels & Stories

The Light of Unity Aria’s heart thundered in her chest as she faced Victor’s shadowy essence, his spectral claws wrapped around Rollan’s small form. The catacombs’ damp air clung to her skin, the crimson glow of Victor’s eyes casting an eerie light across the chamber. Rollan’s terrified whimpers echoed off the stone walls, each sound a dagger to her soul. Above them, the fang of the first alpha—the relic they’d fought so hard to claim—hummed with latent power atop its pedestal. Victor’s voice slithered through the darkness, cold and taunting.

I kept my tone hopeful and light. “Friends, huh?” He lets his cigarette dangle between his fingertips. I held my breath, hoping that I hadn't unknowingly made an enemy out of him. Based on the little information I had gathered, we would need every ally that we can get in the upcoming war. “Yes,” I replied, stretching my hand out for a handshake. Benjamin stares at my preferred peace offering for a long time before he grabs it, pumping it quite enthusiastically. “You do owe me one though.”

ures. Aelys, the child of light and shadow, duels the Overveil’s consciousness—a formless void of light and shadow—in the rift’s core, the crystal heart relic and counter-relic blazing in her hands, her lunar mark radiant, her twin-star eyes fierce with resolve, her aura a beacon of hope and fire. “Mother,” she cries, her voice a spark, “I’ll end it!” Lysara, Zorath, and Valthor shield her, their frost-flecked, silver, and starlit auras united, their starlight blades slashing, their redemption a spark of unity. Lirien, the Lightweaver outcast, clutches her glowing tablet, her scarred silver lunar mark glinting, her starlight blade ready, her defiance a quiet vow. Theryn and Zynara fight besi

“When I left, I had to go without you. I was in too deep. If I went voluntarily, without killing as many of them as I could before they took me down, they agreed to leave you alone. And they did, right? I made them take a blood oath.” I had no idea what he was talking about, not specifically, but I could imagine the possibilities. The supernatural world had as many gangs, criminal organizations, and underground shit as the human world, and it went even deeper and darker. “They left me alone,” Arik whispered, hugging his arms around his chest. “But so did you.”

He took the last man into the living room and dad growled at the realization that six dark warlocks managed to get in my room. I turned to Queen Winnie and sighed, “So much for getting rest while I can.” Queen Winnie sighed as she put an arm over my shoulders, “I know sweetie. I would prefer you didn’t sleep in here until we find out how they got in here.” I gasped, “We should check Bridget’s room too.” All three of us rushed to Bridget’s room. I started to open the door, but I decided to make a couple daggers, then open the door slightly. I shoved the door open hard, knocking out the dark warlock behind the door, then grabbed the arm of a warlock as it started to come down on me with a silv

There would be no way she wouldn’t have noticed her. “Astrid lives deep in the forest, away from the main pack. It’s her wish and we have warriors to protect her always,” Lily explained as if she could sense the question on her mind. Lily got up from the bed, and Astrid took her place. She said nothing but kept staring into Geneva’s eyes, and it made her uncomfortable. She fumbled in her seat, but she couldn’t look away from the eyes that seemed to have turned silver. Astrid took Geneva’s hands in hers, and her head fell back. Geneva was about to scream, but everyone else seemed calm as if it was a normal occurrence, so she kept shut and allowed the woman to continue what she was doing.

I groaned, knowing I'd forgotten to put it on silent after Vittorio told me he would get back to me. I lean forward and slip it towards me with a groan. My mouth parts as I see the name of the caller. It's Yumi. Yumi Nakahara, the first twin of the shadow sisters. I let it ring for a few more seconds before I pick it up and lean into the couch. “Hi Dami, Are you around?” I raise an eyebrow in confusion. “I'm around, what?” “Well, I realised I won't be free tomorrow for the meeting so I'd rescheduled it to today. I'm about to take the elevator right now.”

Now Tran Thien An has completely fallen into the game full of pitfalls and probably will never get out. As for Khanh Dung, Dinh Quan told Tinh Ngoc about her. For the things she did, Khanh Dung faced many crimes, her life was also completely ruined. And these things can't be blamed on anyone because this is the result of her not being able to control her jealousy. But anyway, those are all things in the past, Tinh Ngoc feels that she just needs to focus on the present. Starlight Corporation Headquarters. The group has started working, every department is very professional and agile.

It was nothing like I ever saw. I picked the book of shining light. It was a big book and it had such an inscribed and ancient design. On the cover, there was an evil looking being and an angelic being. They each were on fighting positions. It’s like they wanted to attack each other. Curiosity led me to open the book. My fingers stopped working when the pages of the book flipped open by themselves. I was astounded. It stopped at a page. A page I desperately read. And so it was said, that every millennium. A war between the brothers of light and the brothers of darkness shall take place. The…

I rambled on. “You have the same auras but yours is brighter. Every ruler of the Underworld has to be an heir of the Light.” I understood nothing from what Mismaia told me. I know it’s probably a serious matter but I just can’t wrap my head around it. I was just cooking mini donuts and waffles like a second ago. I get minimum wage and she’s telling me I’m practically like royalty. “I wanna believe you. This is just not normal for me.” She held my hand. I swiped it away. “I’m sorry.”