Bookish Box Onyx Storm Novels & Stories

"I'm not lying! Why are you suddenly interrogating me like this? Remi, is this what you think of me?" "We'll find out soon enough." Remi called his men over. "Search Ella's room immediately. Look for a christening medal." "What did you say?" Ella stared at him in shock. "Remi, you want them to search my room? Have you lost your mind?" "Search it." Once Remi gave the order, his men rushed upstairs. In the living room, Ella watched his dark expression, guilt gnawing at her. The medal was in her drawer. What would happen when Remi found it?

JOSH’S POV The afternoon sun was a relentless, blinding glare off the hood of the silver Lexus. I didn’t even have the engine off before Ada was there. I didn’t bother turning off the Lexus. The engine hummed—a low, mechanical snarl that matched the look in my eyes as Ada blocked my path. She was dressed in a blazer that cost more than our tuition, her arms crossed, her eyes two chips of cold obsidian. She didn’t look like the acclaimed "Queen of NUAT" today; even though she wore expensive articles of clothing, she looked hastily put together.

Storm had bypassed the pack networks entirely, calling his Beta directly and demanding he drop everything to race to the main house. “What the hell happened?” Orion asked as soon as he rushed in. Storm didn't answer. He simply slid his secondary phone across the mahogany desk. This was his private burner he rarely used and kept locked in his desk drawer. He had carefully forwarded only the two images, deleting the blackmail text from the first device to keep the threat to himself.

Instantly, a powerful pressure full of ferocious aura surged from the iron box! The iron box also shook violently with a loud clanging sound. Roger raised his hand and pressed it in the air! The iron box went quiet. Then, the iron box was opened. Inside was a pure black stone that looked like a heart. It was flickering with red and black lights. “Dragon Heart!” Christian shouted and took immediate action, grabbing the Dragon Heart inside the box with one hand! “How dare you?!” Roger roared and struck out with his palm that carried the might of lightning, giving a blast that went straight for Christian’s stomach!

“Onyx is.. my sister.” His sister? That didn’t seem too bad. Why would he be so worried about his sister? She couldn’t be any worse that Claudis, could she? “I didn’t know you had a sister.” “I have many siblings, but Onyx is by far the most dangerous. She is the youngest of us all and most vicious. She is like my father’s personal attack dog. Where I handle the more diplomatic side of things as the future leader, she is a warrior and one of the strongest, if not the strongest, that we have. She has killed many wolves, vampires and others, and it is not just because she must. She enjoys it. She absolutely despises wolves and doesn’t particularly care for humans, either. I am sure she will no

“I don’t tell them everything. There are secrets I’ve had to keep from them before. If this is truly something they don’t need to know, I won’t be the one to tell them.” I sighed deeply. Fuck. I was really about to divulge a secret that wasn’t mine to someone else. But I needed someone that could help, and I needed some direction. I wasn’t good at giving backstories and all that shit, plus if Alpha Adrian was serious about five minutes, we only had a few left.” “Onyx is a vampire and werewolf hybrid.” No sense in beating around the bush, I always say. “Wait. What? How? Oh! Her mother, Iliana. That sneaky bastard!”

The furniture there was old and dusty, but beside the fireplace was a large wooden box that wasn’t as dusty as the rest of the contents of the room, which meant that it was a new addition. “Alex,” I tugged on his hand, “The box over there.” Alexander let go of my hand only to kneel down by the box, turning to look at me as I knelt down beside him before he lifted the lid of the box. I immediately recognized the navy hardcover book. “The Grimoire.” “She’s here.” Alexander remarked, lifting the spell book from the box. “Why hasn’t she shown herself yet?”

Eventually the topic of General Konnyr's attack arose, and Tigherneach took a deep breath before relating the story. "The skies had been cloudy, and I remember the heat of the coming storm in the air," Tigherneach began, his hands gripping the table. "If I had been riding, I would have seen the signs of the upcoming attack. From inside the traveling box I heard the approaching horses, but had no idea it was General Konnyr." Lady Enid leaned forward, "Our loyal Elves fought hard, but Konnyr's forces took our traveling box and tore off at full speed. We were at the whim of whoever was driving our horses."

I looked around in alarm, my heart hammering in my chest for I am afraid that Hades has finally found us only to see Aeon rushing – his immaculate blonde hair now ruffled as though he had been running his hands on it for hours. I notice that he is carrying something in his hands, a black book so slim that it resembles the black box Caelum uses. I chance a glance to see Caelum’s expression resembling mine as he held on tight on the basket, his stance defensive. Aeon shakes his head as he stands in front of us, looking as though he couldn’t find the words he shall say. “What is it, Aeon?” “Forget about my plans for tonight. There is something that I wanted you both to see,” He thrust the box a

Lucy was their world, and they couldn’t afford to lose her. Storm stood up from the couch gingerly, her eyes running tro and fro the closet, her heart in her mouth. She stood at that spot for some seconds taking it all in, waiting for whatever that had the smell to introduce itself and probably pounce on her, but there was nothing. There was nothing until her eyes flocked to the box where she had kept the strange book. The box was open! She noticed then that the lid had actually been torn into shreds, and was dumped by the side of the box.