Blasphemous Endings Novels & Stories

' Sighing, I opened the page, where I left off from. "Ha!" exclaimed Beauty, almost angrily, "know that I would lay down my life to save his, and that this Monster, who is only one in form, has a heart so humane that he should not be persecuted for a deformity which he refrains from rendering more hideous by his actions. I will not repay his kindness with such black ingratitude." I squinted my eyes, feeling the headache getting to me. Maybe it was not a good idea to read books now. I closed the book and kept it on the nightstand.

she hazarded. He shook his head and ran a hand through his shaggy hair, looking troubled. Alpha Liam arrived just as Deborah was covering the body. “No!” he cried, making a fist. Nell watched the blood drip beneath his fingers. “I am sorry for your loss,” she told him. “You will be,” he vowed. Deborah tsked. “Alpha, your mother had no chance. It isn’t this girl’s fault.” “One of her kind raped our Luna. How am I supposed to feel?” Nell’s mouth fell open. So the pup was a hybrid. The Alpha seized hold of her by the hair. “See to it she lives, or face the consequences.”

Time to end this one way or another. ***

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

Hearing that, Liam smirked, the corners of his lips curled into a mocking smile. “In that case, all that's left is me. The prophecy that I have, which says that I will destabilize this nation and become the last king.” Liam then tilted his head. “In that case, how are you going to respond to this? Are you guys going to kill me too?” he asked lightly. And just like before, Liam was able to get the answer he wanted just by looking at the expressions of the six elders. Tch! They have absolutely no shame! At least they could cover the answer well instead of showing it so clearly.

But destiny had other plans for me. After my last class, I found myself alone in a classroom, searching for a lost textbook. It was there that I bumped into my ex, Mason. Our breakup had been far from amicable, and the tension between us was palpable. He leered at me, moving closer, his intentions clear. My heart raced as he tried to force a kiss, his grip on my arm growing tighter. Panic surged through me, but then something inexplicable occurred. I felt a searing pain in my head as Mason slammed me against a desk. When I managed to focus, terror gripped my heart. Mason's eyes had turned a pitch-black, devoid of any humanity. His shadow was missing, leaving an eerie emptiness at his feet.

all over again. The End.

he said, “you burn out. Whatever’s inside you, the thing that fuels the Starbrand, that silences the god, it consumes you. Entirely.” Her voice, barely audible: “And if I spare her, ” “She kneels,” he said. “The mirror-children collapse. The armies fall quiet. The war ends.” A pause. “But the God Below rises.” She didn’t flinch. Didn’t cry. Only gravity filled her lungs. Kael closed his eyes, and when he opened them again, something had cracked behind them. “I'm certain enough,” he said softly, “that I wrote your name in the Book of Endings.”

That was more than enough. The End