Dark Fire Soldier #1 Novels & Stories

he said, the words quiet enough that they did not carry beyond the moment, spoken not as an insult but as a simple truth. Then his other hand drove forward. There was no flare. No dramatic surge. Devilfire concentrated at the point of contact, a dense, brutal heat that entered the body rather than surrounding it, slipping through armour and flesh with surgical precision before expanding from within. The effect was immediate. The soldier’s spine bowed, his frame convulsing once as the fire consumed his structure faster than it could resist, the internal collapse preceding the visible one by a fraction of a second. Apollo released him before the body failed. The soldier fell backward into noth

My wolf howled inside, victorious. Then voices echoed again—closer, louder. Soldiers. I pulled her tight against me. “No more running. We end whoever comes next.” She nodded, gold fire building in her palms. “Together.” The first soldier broke into the cavern, blade high. Fiona’s blast hit him before he even screamed. I tore into the second, claws shredding armor like cloth. The third swung wide, but Fiona’s light wrapped him, searing him until nothing but dust hit the water.

He shouted, "Capture that sub-adult! After that, retreat immediately!" Then, he said to the sub-adult, "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to harm you. Don't worry. I won't harm you. Once I'm Kaiser, I will bring you back." The sub-adult seemed to understand what Lukas said. Its eyes reddened as it cocked its head to the sky and roared. Then, the Wolfire opened its mouth and spat a flame at the elite soldiers. The fire stretched for several meters. It immediately struck the elite soldiers in front of it. Those elite soldiers had no time to flee. They grunted in pain as they rolled around on the ground, trying to put out the fire. However, they were burned to their death.

The Army of Darkness had arrived. Under her blanket Sky opened her eyes in fear. Her heart was pounding. She heard metal clashing, alarm calls, and someone falling not far from her. Through the thin fabric of the tent she saw moving shadows. Creatures she had once known only from books. Now they were real. And deadly. Sky jumped to her feet, grabbed her weapon, and stepped outside. The sight of the camp was terrifying. Fire cut through the ground. Explosions painted the sky red. Soldiers fought with blood on their faces and dirt on their clothes, but they did not retreat.

The Attack of the Cyber Soldiers Ayesha barely had time to react before the first tank shattered. Glass exploded across the room, ice and mist spilling onto the floor. A man stepped forward. Or rather—something that used to be a man. His skin was pale, almost metallic. Wires ran along his arms, disappearing into his spine. His eyes glowed red. Then, with inhuman speed, he lunged. Adrian barely dodged as the soldier swung a metal fist, denting the steel wall. Leena fired two bullets into his chest. The soldier didn’t even flinch.

“Or suicidal.” “Bit of both,” Kaia replied, steady. Their gaze slid to me, to Isabella slumped in her arms, to the kid curled against my chest. Something flickered in their expression, quick, unreadable. “She’s burning,” they said flatly. “That wound’s poisoned.” “Congratulations on the diagnosis,” I bit out, my throat raw. “You gonna help or just narrate?” The soldier’s eyes cut back to me, narrowing. For a heartbeat, I thought I’d gone too far. Then they turned, gesturing toward the fire.

Something that came from a depth inside me I hadn't known existed until this exact moment. Pure. Searing. White-gold and absolute. The soldier opened his mouth to scream, but he didn't have time. The light hit him and he was puffed away in a strange manner. Gone just like that. His armor and blade and body, consumed in a column of golden fire so bright it left shapes burned into my vision when I blinked. Ash drifted to the cracked earth where he'd stood. My feet's fell back as I watched the scene in horror, my hands trembling

But before they reached the square, the ground trembled. A sudden wave of force slammed the soldiers into the air as if giant invisible hands lifted them all like toys. Mama Mariah walked out from the shadows-eyes bright, hair wild, her dress fluttering with power. Each soldier snapped midair. Necks breaking like twigs. Lucian screamed. He grabbed Haspan and yanked him out of harm's way, shaking. Haspan roared. Mama Mariah disappeared. His body burst into flames as he shifted into a fiery lycan-the wings igniting behind him.

I need to keep giving it my all. So I keep burning and hitting, clawing and roaring. And Rachel holds on and sends me strength, sends the wolves around us strength. I make my walls of hellfire hotter and denser. Trying to hold any of them back to give my packmembers more time, any extra time I can. It’s too late to get them out and I can’t think of what to do after this. There’s nowhere to go, nothing left to try. I am totally caught off guard when I hear an explosion. I almost don’t duck in time to avoid the long arm of a Soul Eater. But I do and once I hit him enough he goes down. And I’m able to turn around and listen to the links I’m getting.