Black Sky Marvel Comic Novels & Stories

I took a deep breath and said flatly, "Fine. Then, hear this—whatever happens to Fraser Networks from now on has nothing to do with me." "Get lost! Don't you dare curse my company. And don't bother showing up again!" Julian sneered, still mocking me. "Who the hell do you think you are, to decide the fate of my company? What a joke." I gave a cold little smile, thinking, 'I hope you still find it funny later.' … Just then, a long black luxury car pulled up in front of the building. The door opened, and a silver-haired old man stepped out with the help of his aides, his voice booming with fury. "Who's kicking Skye out of the company?!"

“We have to.” But deep down, I knew the truth. We weren’t ready. The shadow in the rift stretched further. And the sky began to bleed black.The sky bled black faster now, fractures spreading like cracks in ice. Nyx’s voice slithered out from the rift—soft, amused, the same tone she’d used when she first appeared.

“Julian, if I leave, they’ll find me. I’m the only signal left. I’m like a lighthouse in a black ocean.” “Then we’ll hide together,” Julian said, firm. “I’m not leaving you. Not again.” They bolted for the back exit, boots splashing through blue puddles. Behind them, Maya’s old glass tube shattered, sending shards flying—glittering like broken stars in the dark. Outside, the world had gone sideways. The sky wasn’t blue anymore. It was an oily purple, swirling with clouds that looked bruised and sick. Far above, the black needle kept coming—slow, but heavy, and terrifying.

The darkness refuses to budge as the light hits it and goes off, and we begin to fall again, becoming weaker. “More,” I hiss. They all put a bit more magic and I strike again after melding the magic to form another golden-yellow light. Two large red glowing orbs suddenly appear before us out of the darkness like eyes, and a space opens below us like a huge mouth, making me feel like the whole darkness is one really big face. “Die,” a mournful sound drifts from the opening, resounding around us. A baleful aura rushes us as the space closes again and we continue to fall.

:D Thank you for the journey, lovelies! #TheBlackShadowPackSigningOff xoxo, Cassandra M

We were in space, looking at the black hole. I turned angrily to tell something at her when out of the corner of my eyes, I saw a flash of light and she pulled me out of the way. The blast hit a planet and the planet was disintegrated. My eyes followed the blast back to its source. There was X fighting his father. The cloak was gone, revealing his full body. He was clad in black armour that seemed to shift and writhe. All the while he fought, he wore his mad grin.

Mystery Alpha Lucas Pov My grip on the container tightened. "I'm sorry, but I don't know anything about that. You should try the information desk." The man's smile widened, showing too many teeth. "Of course. But allow me to introduce myself first—I'm Alpha Louis Xander of the Blackwolf Pack."

The sky did not close. Even after Morrow disappeared into the clouds, the crack in the sky stayed there glowing, shaking, spreading like broken glass. Maria and Elias stood outside the ruined Archive, dust and wind swirling around them. “It’s not a storm,” Elias said quietly. Maria shook her head. “It’s her.” Far above them, light flashed again. Not red like Helios. Not dark like Nyx. White. Blinding white. Then everything went quiet. Too quiet.

Like something too huge to understand changed into moving in the back of fact itself. Rachel gritted her teeth. “Okay. Someone please inform me I’m hallucinating.” Vanessa’s voice got here through the comms, shaking. “You’re not. They’re real.” Ethan exhaled sharply, locking his rifle. “And I’m guessing international relations is off the table?” The guy in black laughed. “Oh, you by no means had a seat on the table.” Then— The sky fractured. The War No One Saw Coming Everything took place at once. A pulse wave blasted from the descending systems —an invisible, crushing pressure that slammed into the floor like a meteor strike.

“Hold on!” The black hole strained, pulling her upward. “HURRY UP WITH THAT SPELL!” I yelled. The witches chanted louder. The golden circle glowed blindingly bright. Then— with a violent flash— The black hole folded inward— collapsed— and vanished. The sky calmed, returning to its normal color. We all stood still for a moment, panting, stunned. “Is… is it over?” Cameron asked, still hugging a fallen tree like it owed him money.