Darkest Before The Dawn Quotes Novels & Stories

The world dims. The edges blur. The bond pulls harder. And the last thing I think before everything goes dark— Is him.

And though darkness may rise again, the light would always prevail, shining bright against the encroaching shadows, forever and always. -Silver

“Too bad he didn’t come with the other one. Ragnar, or what is he called? Just like you, I fear his potential. I’m really happy no one has taken up the job of showing him who he really is. Good for business, don’t you think?” “I’ll destroy you, Zeke Dawn,” I growled with all the pain in my heart. “I’d love to see you try,” he smirked, and darkness shot out from one of them, wrapping me in thick darkness.

"Your wisdom is a beacon in these shadowed times." The air was still as my gaze met his, a silent communion before the storm of revelations to come. "Your presence here honors us, Elder. Your knowledge is the light that could pierce through the encroaching darkness of The Black Faes," I said, the gravity of our plight anchoring each word.

"Your unity shall be your downfall. The power you seek is but a pale reflection of my darkness." As the chamber shook and the Weaver's laughter reverberated through our bones, doubts whispered through our minds. Were we truly ready to face a darkness so ancient and formidable? Could our unity withstand the full force of the Weaver's malevolence? With our hearts racing and the Weaver's taunts echoing in our ears, we locked eyes, a shared determination burning in our gazes. Our unity had become our ultimate weapon, and it would either shatter the Weaver's darkness or consume us in its wake.

Never extinguished. Dawn is not far off. I feel it in the changing quality of the darkness, in the first shiver of a new day about to be born. It will find us, entwined on the floor, covered in the stigmata of the night. And I know, with a quiet and savage certainty, that this will be only a truce. That everything will begin again. And I wait.

how could I hope to survive the Forbidden Forest itself? Draken leaned closer, shadows curling around him like serpents. “You wonder if you’ll make it out alive,” he murmured, as if plucking the thought from my skull. His lips curled into that dark, mocking smirk. “That’s the point, Kael. If you doubt, you die.” My body gave out, collapsing onto the cold stone. Darkness swallowed my vision. The last thing I felt was the echo of his laughter, rattling inside my skull, as I wondered if I’d ever leave this chamber alive let alone step into the Forest.

CHAPTER 113 Sebastian "If I could take back anything, I would take back the last words I spoke to you. If you would live again I wouldn't ask you to give what you shouldn't give," These were the last words I said to someone I never expected to loose. I'm not sure if the wound will heal anytime soon. If I had known I would have said something nicer, like "You've worked hard, or let's grab a drink sometime." Now I knew that the darkest part of the night was just before dawn. I never believed in cliches, but today, I knew they weren't completely untrue.

"Life is going to throw some terrible things your way. That's just how it is. But someday, when you look back… this will be just a memory. The darkness never lasts forever. The sun always comes back." I closed my eyes and let his words sink in. Yes. The darkness wouldn't last forever. And one day, the light would return.

Let teeth fall out, and hair turn white, Let fever burn them every night. Their minds shall fade, their eyes grow blind, No peace, no joy, no rest to find. Their cries will echo in the dark, As shadows leave a lasting mark. They'll beg for help, they'll scream in vain, But nothing stops the rising pain. This curse I send, it shall not miss, My blood, my voice, I seal with this." As he finished the chant, Bruce threw a pinch of dark powder into the flame of the nearest candle. The flame turned black for a moment, and a low hiss echoed through the attic.