Dark Avatar Novels & Stories

I yelled, pulling myself from the mattress to the headboard. My inner wolf was beckoning on me to run, not see him as my mate. "I-I'm looking for Damon! I need to see Damon!" The smile disappeared from his face, going cold completely. He froze, his hand hanging in the air. The heat rose in the room, and I felt it set on me. "Damon?" he repeated, his voice soft in a strange way. "The Alpha who rejected you? Is that your first thought after giving birth to my children?" His sudden rage overwhelmed him. The power aura rolling off him was thick, and I felt like I was suffocating.

The transformation completed. We stood—stood?—no, that was not quite right. The avatar existed in a way that transcended simple physicality. It was enormous, a being of pure moonlight taking the shape of a wolf but made of silver fire and starlight. Its eyes blazed with the combined power of six Lunar Wolves. Its voice, when it spoke, resonated across dimensions: “WE ARE THE MOON’S ANSWER. WE ARE THE LIGHT THAT BREAKS THE DARKNESS. WE ARE INEVITABLE.”

“This is a synthetic case. An avatar of the primary subroutines.” The shape came out of the light. She wore a flawless, white uniform of the Old World, decorated with golden ears. You Face was immaculate, the trains were hard, aristocratic and from an ice-cold authority a. The eyes glowed in an artificial, penetrating gold. My breath stopped. It was the exact physical image of the man from the old Video recording in Bunker Alpha. “You came back, Kaelen,” said the Avatar. His voice was calm, paternal and deeply threatening. “I waited for you so long in the dark. The

His posture as he fell eliminated the impact. "JA" showing a proud expression with a thumb up, his words along with a smile denoted great self-confidence. Zark could swear he saw a gleam come out of his smile. He was a young man brimming with energy. His white hair moved along his shoulders reflecting his surroundings. The blue color of his pupils made his eyes sparkle like those of an outgoing rogue. His long, pointed ears and grayish skin revealed that he was a Drow, better known as Dark Elves, a relative of the High Elves and Wood Elves.

Adam quickly put on a pair of shorts, which seemed to be just laying around, and went to stand beside Drago. “We have the ability to cloak our appearances,” he explained, “And when father wanted someone to guard you, we decided I was the best one for the job, because I am not a doctor. Dad and Marcu seemed to think you would feel more comfortable around a pot-bellied surfer, so that is how I appeared before you,” He smiled, as if his explanation was completely ordinary. “W,wait,you guys are all brothers??” Madchen gestured to the other men, including Drago.

I watched as they tried to intimidate Roddy because of their heights by baring their teeth at him and to my amusement Roddy bared his teeth back of them that for a moment I thought he was the hunting dog not them. They shrunk back when they realised that Roddy wasn't going to back down. Pride swelled in me and I caught myself smiling totally forgetting what awaits me. On remembering that my smile dropped but I smiled again anyways. I wasn't about to spend probably my last hours wallowing in sadness at what is to come. A Valkyrie isn't afraid of war. She faces it squarely with one thing in mind. To be victorious. Because she is made for that purpose. That calmed me down. It's the quote I form

He held up a drawing of a stick figure with a cape and a huge smile. I knelt beside him, pushing away the cold dread for a moment. "Wow, Jasper! He looks so strong! What's his name?" "Captain Awesome!" Jasper declared, puffing out his chest. "He saves everyone!" I smiled, a real smile this time, though it felt fragile. "He sure does. You're a great artist." I ruffled his hair, feeling the softness of it. His innocence was a sharp, painful reminder of why I was doing all of this. Why I'd just walked into Caden's trap. It wasn't for me. It was for this small, bright light, for Mom.

He looked Ava in the eyes. “The rightful heir… isn’t Darius.” Ava’s heart stopped. “It’s you.” “The curse was never on your mates.” “It was on you.” —DAWN OF WAR They rode fast. Storm clouds gathered as Ava’s army reached the canyon pass leading to Raven’s fortress—an obsidian structure pulsing with red light. Ava led the charge at the front. Her fire flared with every step. Her eyes glowed. She was no longer just a chosen alpha. She was fire incarnate.