Castlevania Speaker Novels & Stories

“Eleanor!” Nothing. Just gunfire and white light and more of Salvatore’s men I had to keep dropping to hold my corner of the yard, and no sign of her anywhere in it. I’d had my hand on her sleeve. Sixty seconds ago I’d had my hand on her and now there was a hole in the world where she’d been standing. Then the speakers crackled. They were mounted up on the inner wall, the big kind you use to call men in off the fields, and Salvatore’s voice came rolling out over the whole compound. Slow. Pleased with itself. Loud enough that everything underneath it seemed to drop away.

It originated from the Appalachia Crystal, the first patch we had created. ​"Mama, look at the spectrum!" Thomas shouted, pointing to the analyzer. "The Appalachia Crystal isn't just stone. It’s a Vocal-Storage Unit. When you acted as the first catalyst, you didn't just heal the earth you 'unlocked' a recording that was buried in the bedrock." ​A voice began to filter through the cellar speakers. It was grainy, distorted by the pressure of miles of stone, but the cadence was unmistakable. It was my father, Thomas Vance.

The speakers in the hallway crackled to life as a smooth‚ amplified voice rolled through the corridor into the restroom. “Ladies and gentlemen‚ the Grand Hall is pleased to welcome to the stage our keynote speaker for this evening's gala. Please join us in welcoming Alpha Kael Stone of the Blackridge Pack."

That cut deeper than any blade. Images tried to surface—imagined pain, imagined screams—but she shoved them down with iron force. She couldn’t afford to fall apart now. They gave me a place. A time. They’ll prove they mean it. As if summoned by her thought, a sound echoed through the ravine. A speaker crackled to life somewhere in the darkness. “Good evening, Kiera.” Dr. Hale’s voice slid between the rocks, smooth and venomously calm. Ronan shifted forward, claws extending. “Show yourself.”

I miss feeling so safe I'm their arms. During our stops, I would glance back at the convoy of vehicles following us along with most of the warriors in their wolves or lycan forms running besides the vehicles. The warriors of different packs and their Alphas along with several lycans. The vampire had left hours ago as they find it very uncomfortable to travel at night. So it was left me just the wolves and lycans. Finally, after what felt like an eternity, the sprawling grandeur of Castlevania came into view. The crowd outside roared with thunderous applause, their excitement palpable. I could help but feel so welcome, I knew they had come to wish us

Just a long stretch of black going down. Drew whispered a curse under his breath. “That passage wasn’t on the blueprint.” Axel stepped closer to Ava, but I moved in front of both of them, pulling her behind me out of instinct. Roman stared down the dark hallway like he could force it to reveal its secrets. Then speakers hidden somewhere in the walls crackled to life. Cassian’s voice came through sounding calm and steady, but even then, something in his voice made my chest ache. “This is the part where we say goodbye.”

he said kindly and got his phone out of his pocket to open the speaker and allow Davina to perform the spell. “I am Christina” she said gravely. “Nice to meet you Christina, thank you for believing me. My daughter is a warlock too. She will break the spell through the speaker. We may not have a lot of time so please, as soon as you feel your powers coming back to you, remove the protective shield as soon as you can, okay?” he asked assertively. She nodded her head and took a deep breath “Okay, I will do it as soon as I get my powers back. Let’s do it”