Black Siren Arrowverse Novels & Stories

Sirene said. “But you have black hair and black eyes. Well, your eyes are different from your parents.” Zachary said confusedly. He's finally able to look away from Luna because of Sirene's confused statement. Sirene laughed and clicked a button from her bracelet. Sirene often wears this bracelet that made the five birds think that it was Sirene's favorite bracelet. When Sirene clicked a button, her hair changed into fluffy light pink from black and her eyes changed to black to sky blue eyes. She looks like a shy and soft girl if someone describes her.

Siren said loud enough for Mira to hear her. Mira snapped out of her paralyzed stance, she turned in the direction of where Siren stood with a dagger pressed to Alpha Bastions' neck. As she took a closer look, she also noticed a silver button was embedded on the side of his temple, it was making him too weak to shift or set himself ablaze. With eyes boring into Sirens, one side of her mouth curled upwards into a sinister smirk. She directed her hands to opposite positions of her body, she drew from her source of energy and set the Midnight Pack Warriors ablaze.

He slowly slipped to the back of the crowd, picking a bow and an arrow laced with wolfsbane as he went. As soon as he got to the back of the crowd where he was sore that no one could see him, he quickly aimed a shot at Damien’s chest and fired. The silence that followed soon after was deafening, but almost immediately the crowd broke out into a wild frenzy. It was almost as if everything Ariel had been saying had been falling on deaf ears. Ariel, on the other hand, felt a pang of pain shoot through her body l, as soon as the arrow pierced through Damien ’s heart and he fell.

The black SUV smelled of leather, wolfsbane, and barely contained rage. Aria sat in the middle row, wrists bound with spelled silver cuffs that burned like acid against her skin. Luka and Lila were strapped in on either side of her, small bodies tense but silent. Their eyes glowed faintly in the dark interior,Luka’s shadows flickering at his fingertips, Lila’s tiny claws digging into the seat.

“But first, we need to destroy Alec before he gets the chance to use this against us.” She nodded, resolute. “Then let’s go to war, Damien. Together.” The next few days were a whirlwind. Plans were set into motion, deals made, and the Blackwoods were no longer an untouchable name. Damien and Sienna were in this together no turning back. But as the storm loomed closer, Sienna couldn’t shake the feeling that she was standing on the edge of a much deeper conspiracy. One that reached further than she could ever have imagined.

"The Shepherd said the Arbiter is the most dangerous. She believes she's righteous. She'll never turn." "Then you'll have to kill her." "I know." "Can you do it?" I thought about the wolves the Council had caged. The children they'd used as messengers. The Sorrow's daughter, separated for centuries. "Yes." --- We walked to the stone circle at dawn. The Arbiter was already there. No mask. Her silver hair gleamed in the first light. Her eyes were cold. "You came." "I always keep my word." She drew her blade. Not silver—black, obsidian, carved with symbols that seemed to drink the light.

The Black Moon fortress trembled under a sudden gust of wind that carried the unmistakable weight of shadow. Aria’s golden eyes snapped open, and the heartbeat within her responded instantly, thrumming like a drumbeat of warning. The air itself seemed to ripple, charged with a dark, malicious energy. Kieran appeared at her side, wolf form ready, muscles coiled like springs. “He’s here,” he growled, voice low but commanding. “Damien. And he’s brought everything he has.”

She sat down on the ground and crossed her legs together. A blue light appeared and blinded everyone from looking at her. Sierra screamed and the blue light turned into a flame that enveloped the bats and burned them into ashes. After the light disappeared, Black dust started falling to the ground but King Varl didn’t die from the flame. Lying down weakly with peeled flesh, Sierra took her stake off the ground and thrust it into his chest. “I’m for one man and that’s the Alpha of Blackstone,” she said. Aiden blushed at the statement and then went over to carry Sierra in a bridal style. He spins around with Sierra in his arms and they giggled with excitement.

Four gazes shifted to me. I swallowed. “I’m not doing this.” “I didn’t say you were,” Silas replied gently. “But the Blood Moon answers power tied to convergence. And you are the convergence, Elara. Whether you act or not.” Lucky me. Riven straightened. “We felt movement beyond the Blackwood an hour ago. Not troops. Not scouts. Something quieter.” “A probe,” Kyren said. “Testing the perimeter.” I nodded. I’d felt it too, a ripple against my awareness, like a fingertip brushing the edge of a wound.

Ramon's POV The mansion is still heavy with the lingering presence of the three ancients. Tharros Blackfire, with his eyes like molten embers and an aura that reeked of brimstone; Arinthal Starweaver, whose very presence bent the light around him as if he were a living paradox; and Kaiden Nightwalker, the infamous rogue alpha whose power pulsated like the rhythm of a battle drum. They had stood there, claiming Jasmine. My mate.