Black Clover Wattpad Novels & Stories

The little girl looked at her mother. “Mommy…” Her voice was weak. “Help me.” Clover pulled against the chains. “I’m coming!” Kael raised his sword. “Together.” He drove the sword into the ground. Golden energy spread across the forest. Clover’s Eclipse Crown appeared. Silver and black energy surrounded her. The chains began breaking. CRACK. The Void stepped backward. “You cannot defeat me.” Clover pulled harder. “Maybe not.” CRACK. “But I can defeat what you made me believe.”

But the gold in his eyes matches hers. I don't have a shift. But the golden light erupts from my hands anyway. And when Aldara runs into the forest, I follow. Behind us, Liam shifts into Kain. The massive black wolf runs at our heels. We run for miles. Deeper into the woods than I've ever been. Past pack borders. Past human territory. Into old growth forest that feels untouched by time. Then we reach it. A clearing. But wrong. The air shimmers. The trees are too tall. The sky is too dark.

I don’t know what other gossip she needed, I had already told her the full story of the twins and I. "I'm not a trope, Clover. I'm a free queen," I corrected, grabbing one of the cups on the table and filling it with margarita. "I denied both of them. I am officially spending my weekend with a bottle of wine and a 600 chapter web novel where the only drama is whether the female lead becomes an immortal cultivator or not." "Lame," Clover sang, but she clinked her cup against mine. "But hey, enjoy the peace,” she said, her tone lilting mysteriously.

“Thank you.” She didn’t answer, she just looked at me. As I left the stone hut the people around looked at me with respect. They all must have saw or heard about what I did for their chief. I easily spotted Jereum and the rest, they were atop the cliff with the other wolves. Nicha caught up to me and we walked together. “Hardaj’s army will come from the west. There is a large clearing were we are supposed to collide.” We got to the base of the cliff. I grabbed her and pulled her tightly to me. She gasped and looked into my eyes. I held her by the waist and pulled her even closer to my body.

They swirled around with watchful eyes, one grabbed a drink downing it before meeting in the centre of the room. “I’m mind-linking the Alpha.” I spoke my gaze still watching them. Vivian narrowed her eyes in hopes of seeing something. I was about to open the link when I heard clapping. Alpha Woods was making his way up to the stage. His speech! I paled glancing back at Vivian mouth agape. There was nothing we could do now. “Go drift towards Kayla. Protect her!” I whispered at her. Giving me a brisk nod she slipped in the crowd being hidden from view. I bit my lip mulling over my options.

‘Plus, remember you agreed to it earlier when I told you I was going to drop you off? ‘Soooo, that’s what you meant. You were trying to be sneaky. But kidding aside, I feel the same,’ Clara said with a lump in her throat. ‘I’m going to miss you.’ -=- This next chapter is R18. If you are not over 18, please skip this chapter and proceed to Chapter 74. -=-

Luka asked as she saw me headed towards the door. “Yeah. Usual place,” I answered. “Is it not your birthday? Where are you headed alone?” I heard Nat asked, probably had an earful of our conversation. I didn’t answer and they didn’t probe more. I went to the usual spot me and my cousins go to. It was the perfect day to unwind, as I was certain no one at this hour would be present in the said place. But I was wrong. Surprisingly, a red-haired girl was already in the swing. I got pissed, but I tried hard to suppress it. My aunt told me that my temper is sometimes uncontrollable, brought on by vampirism.

Then, after a pause, “My blood isn’t pure either. Shadows run through me in ways you can’t imagine. If the forest looked too closely, it wouldn’t whisper—it would condemn.” The cryptic words sent a chill down her spine. Before she could ask, Darian called from ahead. “We’ve reached it.” They stepped into another clearing, smaller, almost hidden. At its center lay a pool of water so still it mirrored the eclipse above perfectly. Around its edges, ancient stones formed a broken circle, each carved with runes like those Serenya had seen on the monolith. “This is it,” she breathed. “The heart of the Whispering Forest.” As if in answer, the water stirred though no wind touched it. Light glimmered

She was going to have to hold on to it tightly. But before she could react, Tristan suddenly asked, "How much hurt and despair had she gone through?" Regina took a while to register his words. She turned to him in confusion. "What are you talking about?" Tristan was done playing nice with her. He suddenly grabbed her by the neck and started choking her. His eyes turned as dark as ink. "You knew very well that Madeline was allergic to pollen, and yet, you purposely told me to give her the bouquet of daisies and slammed the flowers into her face! And then you blamed her for everything! You're such an evil, scheming woman!"

I asked, my voice barely a whisper, our gazes locked, the unspoken words hanging heavy between them. A gasp escaped my lips as the darkness surrounding the fountain was suddenly pierced by the soft glow of strategically placed lights. The gentle cascade of water, previously still, now flowed, the sound a soft counterpoint to the pounding of my heart. My eyes, wide with surprise, found Laxus. He was kneeling, the soft light illuminating his face, his expression a mixture of hope and vulnerability. The sight stole my breath. His voice, when it came, was low and resonant, each word carefully chosen.