Blind Guardian Valhalla Lyrics Novels & Stories

she cheered, feeling the power of their unity strengthen. But just as they seemed to be on the brink of victory, a chilling voice echoed from the shadows, sending a shiver down Blair’s spine. “You think you can escape? You will always be bound by your darkness!” it taunted. “No!” Kade shouted defiantly, pulling Blair closer. “We will not let you take us!” With every ounce of strength, they focused on the light, channeling their love and determination into it. “We choose love!” Lyra shouted, her voice filled with conviction.

a voice said from the darkness. I paused just before the light, ensuring my marked hand remained concealed from her sight. “She almost died,” I replied. A low chuckle floated through the darkness, as she answered me. “And yet she didn’t…” I got closer, letting the fire light up the sigil carved into the floor— The ancient geometry of Valhalla, broken and rewritten so many times it barely looked like what it used to be. “I felt it,” the voice continued. “The shockwave. The wards screamed like wounded animals.”

Altair, stepping forward, stated, "Our word is our bond. We fight against a common enemy, Valek, who seeks to plunge the world into darkness." Lyria seemed to ponder his words, her expression inscrutable. Then, without warning, she began to sing - but this song was different, a melody so heartbreaking it seemed to tug at the very soul. The guardians, entranced, saw visions of the sirens' past, of betrayal and heartbreak, of lost love and shattered trusts. As the song ended, tears streamed down Nocturna's face. She could feel the weight of the sirens' grief. "We promise, on our lives, not to betray you," she whispered, her voice choked with emotion.

she finished with a shaky breath and I widened my eyes with worry as I saw her shaking. "Fuck, he's more powerful than I thought." I said and Zaeith nodded, her green eyes dark with worry and fear. "I will give your pack protection but in return, when the time comes you help me take down Faeth Courline." I said and she nodded, taking a deep breath, and was about to get up before I grabbed her hand. "You should also know that although it may be hard for me to trust you again, I do wish to have my sister back." she smiled at me and nodded, not saying a word as she left the office and headed back towards her pack.

I asked, my voice a whisper. "The Valentis first," he confirmed. His hands came around my waist, pulling me tighter against him. I could feel the heat radiating off him, a fierce, living warmth that defied the damp cold of the basement. "They’re the ones who sent the Hounds to the Yard. They’re the ones who think they can inherit what we burned."

I stood my ground. A beat passed. Then the Reaper pulled back, lowering his weapon slowly. He turned to the others, and in that still moment, there was no need for words. No deliberation. Only silence—and then, a single nod. “The bond is recognized,” he declared. “The claim acknowledged. You may go, but never act against the realms of waking and dream. Your duty is to protect the one who weaves both.” The air around me released its grip. My breath came easier. The flames dimmed, fading slowly into my skin until they glowed faintly beneath the surface like stars hiding behind clouds.

Where I felt like a crumpled mess, Rayne's gaze was blank as if he had not just kissed the life out of me. I maintain my stubborn stance even though I desperately want to flee from the foreign feelings his touch brings to me. His fingers caress my skin, harshly yet enjoyable. How am I supposed to explain this conflicting feelings. "I have no idea what you are talking about," I said in reply to his earlier statement. My voice shook as I spoke. His gaze darkened for the third time that night and the next things he said was like a confirmation to my delusional palette. "Get down on your knees, Lilith." My name on Rayne's lips right now is like a curse, a testament to my impending doom.

Her eyes briefly met the young girl next to Jasper, her eyes wide and innocent, then flickering with unease as she watched them. The girl gripped Jasper's arm, her fingers showing no sign of letting go. Gone was the shame of being the other woman she had felt the night before. She clung to him like a delicate flower in need of protection. Elaine saw a ghost of her past self in her. She had been that girl once. As Elaine made to leave, Lucy caught her eye, a taunting smile playing on her lips, and she subtly gestured to her neck. Elaine's gaze followed, taking in the pale, soft skin marred by a patchwork of love bites—the unmistakable signs of passionate affection.

My phone was dead too. I grabbed Cedric again. "Cedric, can you take me back first? I can't see, and my phone's out of battery." He ignored my pleas, brushing me off as he hurried away. The sound of rustling leaves echoed in the empty valley, shattering the last bit of my rationality. I screamed into the darkness. "Cedric, come back! I can't see! My phone's dead! I don't know how to get back!" In the endless darkness, I clung to Cedric like he was my lifeline, but all that answered me was the echo of my own voice bouncing off the walls of the valley.

he confessed out of the blue, his eyes thick with affection. Kara smiled and rubbed his hair, tracing his jawline before he spoke up again with his voice nothing but soothing. “You were supposed to be off-limits, a beautiful distraction I couldn't afford... but you tore through every wall I built like you were meant to be inside my soul. I wake up thinking about you. I fall asleep with your name yanked in my thoughts. Even in my darkest moments, when I was drowning in blood and agony... your voice was the only thing that kept me human. I love the way you laugh. I love the way you hold me. I love the way your body feels in my arms, like it completes me. You’re my forever, Kara. My safe place