Novel & Cerita Cursed Ariel

She shifted her gaze to Suho. “What happened to Ariel?” “Ursula gave her one last chance. Only through her lover’s death, his blood on her feet, could she be freed.” “And so?” “Let me ask you, Oppa. Would you rather live 300 years, watching your lover from afar? Or shorten your life to stay next to your love?” Suho gulped. His answer was obvious but dared not answer. Without waiting for his answer, Hana continued, “Ariel didn’t kill him, though. On the first day after the prince’s wedding, Ariel dissolved into a sea foam, longing for the prince. Her soul sent to the purgatory.”

Unbeknownst to Aria, Elara’s illusion tricked her into believing the confinement was permanent. As Aria struggled to defeat Elara, she realized her own weakness. The spell she used to confine vampires was powerful and now she was weak and near to collapse, so to prevent Elara’s victory and protect humanity, Aria invoked the Lifebind Sacrifice, binding Elara’s soul with hers and ensuring Elara’s destruction. In her last act, Aria imparted a prophecy from the moon goddess, foretelling an impending catastrophe, and vanished from this earth along with Elara.

Ariel. "I practically do not want to hear anything about him. Why do you think that I should even help him? That's it if I can?" Ariel could not help but reply. "With all the atrocities that he had committed already. It would only be nice for him to die and pay for his sins." I growled at her pulling away from the place towards the far end of the dungeon. A slight sigh escaped from her lips as she moved around towards her and touched her on her shoulders.

"You only saved me to make me owe you one, right? Well, how do you like my way of saying thanks?" I ignored the sting in my hands, held the dog tightly, and yelled back at her with everything I had. "Juliet, if I hadn't dialed for help, you'd be missing a limb right now. Don't you ever worry about things coming back to haunt you?" Juliet booted the dog aside and mumbled something about it being utterly useless. She crossed her arms, towering over me with a sneer. "Haunt me? Oh, please. That's my family's cursed pearl bracelet. Once it's in play, there's no undoing it!

I'm at the supermarket when an old woman I don't know suddenly grips my hand tightly. I instinctively shield my baby bump, but she says, "Someone has placed a swap spell on you. The dead baby is about to be transferred to your body soon." I think she's a liar, but she says, "Hurry up and try to make yourself vomit. You should try to throw up as much of that fish you just ate as you can."

"Come, you both. You've had a horrible night. We need to get you home to the packhouse. Aria, be calm…" Suddenly, the atmosphere began with blow a strong, freezing stretch of breeze, the birds’ chirps filling the entire space. Another chapter was opened, I flinched. The rogues' raid, Ryder's rescue, Alpha Kelvin's mysterious curse, and my newfound abilities were getting mixed up into a tangled web. And, I was right in the center of it.

It always happens whenever I'm scared. "Calm down, Cara, lest you reveal your powers to him," Hana whispers angrily. "If that happens we can kiss this place goodbye because we'll be thrown out as bad bloods." Bad bloods. Otherwise known as the Ruined, or the Cursed. The spoilt apples.

"Long ago, a witch line defied the gods. Theirs punishment was a curse: every few generations, one would be born fated to a demon mate. A bond of ruin. A bond of blood." Her chest constricted. " You mean me." "You are the cursed heir," the Priestess confirmed. "That mark proves it." Aria's stomach twisted. The words struck like daggers, but worse than the truth was the way Kael's voice stirred within her again, almost amused. Did you think they'd tell you everything? Did you think they weren't hiding what they did to me? Sh clenched her jaw, shaking her head, willing him out. But the fever flared, heat coiling low in her belly, a reminder that he was always there, waiting.

Through the bond she felt his relief matching her own, felt him wanting to believe that finally meant they were safe, that the curse had been defeated. But Nyx couldn’t quite let herself believe it yet. The moon goddess had cursed any child born of her body to be tainted, and just because Aria had been born breathing didn’t mean the curse wouldn’t manifest in other ways. She might have hours or days or weeks before whatever taint the moon goddess had promised became visible.

“Only she can show you how to break the circle. Her spirit lies beyond the northern mountains, where the Moon never sets.” The light in the chamber flickered, and the Seer’s body began to fade. “Wait,” Aria said, reaching out. “Tell me her name.” The Seer’s voice was faint now. “Selene.” The light vanished, leaving the chamber empty. Kael sheathed his blade slowly. “Selene. The goddess herself.” Aria turned to him, her eyes wide. “If she’s real, then the curse didn’t begin with Varos. It began with her.”