Dark Haired Elf Novels & Stories

Lyle put an arm around her to steady her, but I noticed his eyes came flickering back to me. A drow is a type of dark elf that are known for their otherworldly abilities. They are said to have a connection with the underworld. A regular elf connects with life and mother nature, while a drow connects with death and darkness. Two different sides of the spectrum.However, a drangel is something even more rare. They are winged elves that were greatly reduced in number due to conflicts with the dragons years ago. They are serious-minded and considered ruthless. I remember when I was reading a book, I confused them with fairies, but my mother told me they were nothing like fairies.

Darius motioned for them to stay behind him, drawing his sword once more. From the shadows emerged a figure, draped in a dark hood that concealed its face. "Seeking the union, are we?" The voice was deep, dripping with malevolence. "Who are you?" Elara demanded, standing her ground. The figure chuckled, the sound echoing ominously through the forest. "A friend or foe, that's for you to decide." Liora narrowed her eyes, "Why do you stalk our path? Reveal yourself!" The hooded figure stepped into a patch of moonlight, lowering its hood to reveal a striking man with silver hair and sharp, angular features. His eyes, however, were the most captivating - one a brilliant blue, the other a deep sha

I brush past him, crouching to examine the elf. She's ordinary, mediocre at best. Or at least compared to the ladies I see at Xanwed's court. Her face is oval-shaped, her skin is a darker shade of olive. She is garbed in a green cloak and black trouser, entirely different from the girl that fretted over her brother yesterday in a shirt and knicker. I reach out and pull a strand of hair away from her lashes.

Releasing all that pent up grief must have exhausted her. I tuck her golden locks from her face and saw how beautiful she was. For three hundred eighteen years old, she didn't look a day older than thirty. Her human eyes were a lovely shade of emerald green, but her vampire eyes, they were crimson red. Her lips luscious and swollen from crying.

Max had more going for him than being inhuman too. “Hello elf.” The man said, and Max narrowed his gaze. He was nearly full blooded elf and he didn’t know how this man picked it up right away. No one else did, he didn’t have pointed ears or fair features like some. His hair was dark and his eyes a light copper brown. His nose was a bit more pointed and his body lithe like they were. His body and muscles built for dexterity and speed rather than brute strength.

Darkous snarled, his voice threatening. Elika began to back away slowly, as though only just finding her feet. The princess’ fear peeked as Darkous mirrored her movements. The dark lord seemed to take more interest in her than the battle, her terror like a flame to a moth. She stared up at her uncle as he stalked towards her, his mechanical white eyes lifeless. Darkous had a long clear scar down his right cheek; the dead tissue curving towards the edge of his mouth. He was wearing a pair of deep blue jeans and a plain black band shirt, the long leather trench coat concealing his weapons. The dark lord hid his long night black hair under a leather hat, more scars becoming clear around his e

The short elf smirked at her when their eyes met. “Who are you?” Malaika averted her mind from the bubble, and it immediately broke. The moose fell on the snowy ground. One lanky elf emerged from behind. He had long golden hair, and his skin was fair. He wore a black fur coat while holding a dagger in one hand, and he had a scar near his monolid eyes. “The Escape who defrosts the Lake Fryst. We met at last!” said the lanky elf. “Fashi…” Frode clenched his fist.

It was the ancient voice of the deep earth, whispering a rhythm that hadn't been felt in the highlands for an age. From the threshold, the shadows of the corridor seemed to stretch and pool, parting to reveal a contingent of heavily armored warriors. Their armor was forged from dark, midnight-blue obsidian, etched with faint silver runes that glowed with a soft, bioluminescent light. They bore no banners of war, and their weapons were sheathed, but the sheer, regal gravity of their presence brought an immediate silence to the room. At the front of the contingent stood a tall, strikingly regal elf. His skin was the color of twilight, his hair a cascade of stark silver, and his eyes—a deep, pi

I get a new partner and training runs smoothly. Next on this schedule for today is training with the elves and fae we head over to the woods further away from the obsidian border. The elf elder is a older man with long white hair a clear indication of his age his eyes are forest green and his dressed in the traditional elf attire that no one prefers to wear these days. he takes the lead in the lesson while the fae elder stands by his side.

King by day, villain by night. The thought made me smile. At the far end of the hall, the Dark Elf King paced like a caged predator. His long cloak swept behind him with every step, dark as spilled ink. His hair, white as frost, caught the torchlight in a way that made him look carved from the moon itself. His presence filled the room even more than his guards did. I didn't like mixing myself in matters relating to race. I often am caught on the shortest end of the stick among my pears. As I was a trafficker and abused and they graciously retold.