Comic Book Starfire Novels & Stories

When the audio ended, she spoke with calm resignation, “I tampered with his car because I wanted Jack to win the championship. That led to Lewis’s crash and death. “Lewis treated racing with devotion. To him, a race was his life’s calling. “Jack and I framed him to escape blame. “Without me, Lewis would have won. He would have had a bright, dazzling future. “I am the sinner. I betrayed the one who trusted me the most.” Then, as comments exploded across the livestream, Alanna struck a lighter in the gas-filled room. … Fortunately, someone watching the stream lived nearby and called the police. Firefighters arrived quickly and put out the flames. But Alanna had stood at the center of the explo

"You wanna die.... Ehn.... You think you can just die, what about your parents, me, your company." He didn't move, he just stand there, still, staring at me.... While I try to control my emotions. I feel angry, hurt and at the same time sad. "Xavier...." He connects his lips with mine, cutting me shut. (My little chocolatings, given those two a ship name *Xap.* what do you think, or you got a better ship name? Like and comment like always. Wait and also, the next chap is a 18 rated scene, please skip if you don't have a liking for sex scenes. Love yal. ADIOS.)

She explained as I clenched the book. “The world is okay the way it is, there’s nothing that needs to be changed with millions of people all over the galaxy and different species or race or culture to die. If you open the gates, demons will flood the earth and destroy or enslave people. Demons are evil!” I argued and stood up. Rogue laughed as my eyes opened when I felt something that made my head hurt. I fell on my knees as my eyes fell on where the symbol was drawn. It was cracking slowly as Rogue broke off the chains on her wrists as though it was nothing.

The flames grew and emitted the darkest smoke when the shadow vampires fanned it and threw more wood and coals into it. Minly cried and asked for forgiveness but Skotieno was deaf to the sound of her agony and threw her close to the fire. Minly tried to run away but the shadow vampires surrounding her immediately pointed their spears at her. Minly was in chains, trapped by these merciless vampires, and all she could do is walk her back toward the crackling call of the flames. The flames of her unfortunate death, ready to burn her soul. “AHHH FUCK!” Minly screamed when she felt a spear stabbing her shoulder, pushing her to the flames. “PLEASE! I CAN FIND THE ONE WHO DID THIS, I HAVE FOUND AN

It was one of Primus’ favorites, a wedding gift from the Celestials to the Imperial City upon the marriage of their monarchs. Rather than growing in contained places, the Starfire jasmine is blooming everywhere, almost like a weed rather than an intentional plant. They are even more beautiful for their wildness, climbing the surfaces of buildings and covering the ground like clover. Some flowers are so fine that they seem to glow bright blue in the sunlight as if illuminated from within. This is Primus’ work. He’s the only earth dragon powerful enough to bring this much life to so much devastation in so little time. Maybe the blooming flowers are a sign that he is still in there, trapped wit

“Atra Vurien,” Light exploded. The force of it slammed me backwards. The chamber around us shattered like glass. The silver obsidian cracked. Screamed. Folded in on itself. She screamed too. It wasn’t pain. It was terror. The light consumed her. And the last thing I saw was her body disintegrating into starfire. One spark at a time. Erased from existence. No god would bring her back. And then the world collapsed. I felt myself falling—not physically, but across some impossible rift, like gravity had been rewritten.

Damien POV: I awoke with a start, my heart pounding as the remnants of a nightmare still clung to my mind. The moon's soft glow illuminated my chamber, and I sat up, rubbing my temples to dispel the haunting memories. It had been a dream about Amia—the day I stood against her, resulting in her banishment from our pack. I recalled the accusations, the anger, and the bitter taste of betrayal that had clouded my judgment.

“I—I don’t know, Luna. I wasn’t told.” “You’re lying,” I pressed. She trembled under my gaze, then dropped her voice to a whisper. “We’re not supposed to talk about it.” I stepped closer, lowering my voice too. “I won’t tell anyone. Just… please. Is it dangerous?” The girl glanced at the door, then back at me. Her lip trembled. “I’ve only heard whispers,” she said. “Only once before… years ago. A child was brought in for a blood confirmation ritual. A strong one. A high-ranking bloodline. He… he didn’t make it.”

Although this graduation painting had not yet been completed, it was far superior to any of my previous works. The moment Willow saw the painting, her expression subtly shifted. I caught the flicker of greed and jealousy in her eyes. I looked around the room. In the next moment, I did something that left everyone completely flabbergasted. I pulled out a lighter and flicked it. Then, I brought the flame close to one corner of the canvas. "Cassidy! What are you doing?" Jess shouted sharply almost immediately. Needless to say, she was the first to react. The flame licked at the edge of the canvas and spread quickly. My masterpiece, the product of my passion and skill, burned down to ash before

A handful of his wolves waited there—eyes sharp, postures disciplined, nothing like the wild chaos the alphas imagined. Hale stepped into the center of the clearing, his voice carrying low but steady. “She’s the key,” he told them. “The Moonfire bloodline didn’t die with the old Alpha. It’s standing in Crescent territory right now. And if Cael doesn’t mark her, she’ll be vulnerable. To doubt. To mistrust. To us.” One of the wolves, an older male with silver streaking his muzzle, stepped forward. “And when she is?” Hale’s copper eyes gleamed in the firelight.