Book Halo Novels & Stories

“And what about the other entities we have here? I wouldn’t wanna have a ghost war right before Halloween.” “That I couldn’t tell,” Amy replied. “But I have the feeling he won’t mess with anybody unless they try to mess with him, be it living or nonliving.” “With his size, I don’t think many would dare,” said Isaac. We were already approaching the dark building of Tinicum Hall when Brett and Amy stopped on a dime, signaling us to do the same. “What? What d’you guys see?” asked Brandon, looking ahead like them. “There’s a shadow at the entrance,” said Brett. “And it seems to be talking with— what’s the name again?”

Just then, a brilliantly-colored barrier of light appeared around Wilbur. He stood in the middle of this barrier, completely unmoving. The terrifying Halo of Death struck the barrier, and Maddox let out a crazed laugh. No power could withstand the Halo of Death. It was the God of Darkness' ultimate move, powerful enough to destroy any living being and send their soul to feed the God of Darkness. However, Maddox's smile froze the very next instant. The light shooting out of Halo of Death was completely absorbed by Wilbur's Dragon's Safehaven without even causing the slightest of ripples.

The world was silent, as if isolated from the mortal realm. Carl stopped walking and slowly raised his eyes, his pitch-black pupils suddenly sharpening as he gazed at the gray sky. To ordinary eyes, the sky still looked as it should in the morning—mist swirling, the first light of dawn faintly shining. But in his vision, an invisible Rule Halo was slowly gathering above the firmament. That halo was neither gold nor white, without substance or form, yet it contained a vast and overwhelming pressure that could suppress all ages and rule all things. It held no emotion, no warmth, cold as eternal ice, pressing down heavily upon him from above.

Zara said, jumping on one spot feeling thrilled. "Alright, someone will get the dresses to your desk.” Jace said, with a light smile. Zara bowed and left. —----------- Dante could be seen scrolling through his phone gallery and stops at a video.It's a recording of Alex and Debbie the day he splashed mud on her. “ How dare she converse with Alex? I need to keep a close eye on her” Dante mutters,to himself.

His attention snaps back to the problem at hand, and he growls again, breaking open the rest of her door to go inside and check more thoroughly. I’m left waiting in the hall, waiting. When Salazar reemerges, he looks even less in control. “Go look for her in Velthra. Now.” I go toe to toe with him, only vaguely aware that my building anger is affecting the space around us. The halo sign on the back of my neck begins to glow, and he stiffens when our clothes and hair begin wafting as if gravity is pulling at us. A sign that I’m close to ripping a hole in Velthra.

Heaving a loud sigh, I stand and walk out of the room into the long hallway, heading to the balcony. There are several couches there, with a glass table in the middle. I flop onto one, watching the city lights decorate the night in beautiful colors. The cold breeze seeps into my bones; I hug myself. I should probably go to bed. He’s not coming back. He doesn't care. I am nothing. But the house is too big to stay alone. Too scary. Finally, the honking of his car pulling into the driveway pulls me from my thoughts. My heart gives a stupid little jump. I immediately hate it.

5% of survival, doesn't that mean I'm good as dead? [ Correct] Another blue screen appeared in the others side... [ Beginner mission.] Prepare for seven days survival. Rewards: storage space, and ten halo point. Penalty: none. Seraphina stared without saying a word.. “What's the meaning of halo point?" She thought. [That the point you can use to get what ever you want, food, water, crystal, house, just anything you want] “So with halo point I can get something without suffering?" “No, I survived without you before and there is no need this time, since I was able to do it before I can do it, I will only not repeat the same mistake twice" she convinced herself.

“Earlier tonight, I saw someone outside my window, this isn’t even hallucination, this is a breach.” “Yes, I totally agree with you, one hundred percent.” He said, nodding his head in agreement. “And what’s more, you know who the person was, don’t you?” I paused for a moment and then answered him. “Yes, I know who it was,” I replied, trying to hide and conceal my fear. Cael looked at me for a moment and shook his head slowly, and then he finally said it. “Visa Nigthhallow.” My heart skipped as the name thundered into my ear drums.

"Whatever they're keeping in there, they really don't want it getting out." "Reassuring." "Stay behind me." Jack pushed. The door didn't just open—it shattered. The wards broke against his void arm like waves against a cliff, their energy absorbed into the endless hunger that lived inside him. The room beyond was dark, lit only by the glow of a thousand server lights and one flickering holographic projection. Haley. She floated in the center of the room, her form pixelated and distorted, cables running from the servers into what should have been her body. Her eyes were closed, her expression peaceful—too peaceful, like someone who had given up fighting.

I’m seeing things I haven’t been privy to in years, seeing faces and people even though I don’t know them. /“What’s happening to me, Halo?”/ I ask her as I’m laying on the bed with my arm slung over my eyes. /“This doesn’t make any sense to me.”/ Slowly, the darkness dissipates and Halo’s negative appearance comes into view. She’s sitting on her hind legs with her head tilted slightly to the side, a curious expression etched on her face. /“I’ve told you before, Chloe Jane,”/ she starts. /“Your mind is conjuring up some vivid images now that you’ve had a sneak peek at what the world looks like. Have you tried to up your sights to twice a day?”/