Darkness Eternal Oblivion Novels & Stories

"Wait... eternal blackness? Like the darkness?" Remi shrugged. "I don't know. I am only telling you the legend as I heard it. Are you going to let me finish?" He gave me an irritated look. I nodded for him to continue while I ignored his sass. "It is said..." He waited for me to interrupt again. When I didn't, he continued, "that it can call to its wielder's darker half in a time of need to help maintain the balance of the realms. It is unlocked through solving three puzzles."

It's time for you, Forgo those rules, Be the legend you are, By embracing you. Stand at the pinnacle, Of fire and darkness, And scream, For the world to know. Darkness, Arise. Serve me. For I am he, Who was, Before, It became, Darkness. Now rise, And serve me. Baèl, The Eternal One One, two, repeat. Breathe, breathe. Hit. Hit again. Hit harder. Repeat. Curl into a ball, scream out in frustration. Hit harder than ever. Cry.

Tadhg Walter was right there in the light sea, and he was powerless to stop Ethereal Warbringer's crazy blow. The infinite darkness appeared from the void, the Divine General in the darkness appeared, his eyes flashed with a solemn expression, countless dark spells appeared on his whole body, and the whole person began to burn everything. In the Divine General's other hand, a Elemental Fury was slightly broken, fused with him in his body, he also turned into a black light of darkness, directed towards the sky a pillar of destruction hit. That light of darkness and the pillar of destruction collided with each other, and the terrifying shock wave spread in all directions.

“We’ll see about that. You can have your half brother. He’s not mine anyway. You’ll come to me soon enough, Aria.” He lifted one hand, casual and deliberate, and figures stepped out from the shadows in every direction. They emerged from behind buildings, from alleyways, from the broken edges of the street, until there were dozens of them. Thirty at least. Most were streaked with dried blood, and every single pair of eyes burned red. The Ravager cast one last smile over his shoulder before melting back into the darkness, his ferals slipping away with him as if they had never been there at all.

I sensed a surge, Nyra's presence and pried it open. My fingers skimmed page after page until I found it. Tenebrium: The Path of the Hollow Flame. A forbidden rite calling upon celestial darkness—light tainted by loss, grief, and vengeance. This rite allows the user to trade part of their soul for immortality or control over deathless shadows. Once begun, it cannot be undone. I stared at the page, my head spinning as I went over the words again. My hand trembled as I closed the book. A cold sliver of fear slipped down my spine.

he growled, and together, they surged forward, a torrent of light and energy against the encroaching darkness. The shadows erupted in a cacophony of shrieks and whispers, clawing, fleeing, regrouping, but the combined force of Eva and Damon proved overwhelming. The clearing became a battlefield of light and darkness, each clash shaking the forest, each pulse of power resonating through the very earth. Eva’s arms ached, her lungs burned, but she refused to stop, refusing to let the darkness claim even an inch of the space they fought to protect.

🌑 Chains of Eternity The chamber was gone. There were no walls anymore—only an endless whirl of black and broken glass, shards of light reflecting faces that were not theirs. The reflections multiplied with each heartbeat, spreading like cracks across reality. Chains rattled from a dozen Kaels, axes rose from a dozen Branns, blades gleamed in countless Serises’ hands, and the soft, ruinous glow of endless Lioras pulsed like a funeral hymn.

His voice is the last thing I hear before the darkness swallows me whole. “Liliana—stay with me.”

The journey to the first Well of Eternity began in silence, the group’s minds weighed down by the Sentinel’s warning. The map etched by the Nexus had shown their destination—a vast expanse known as the Twilight Vale, where perpetual dusk cloaked the land. It was said to be a realm caught between realms, where the energies of light and shadow coexisted in fragile harmony. Elysia walked at the front of the group, her elemental senses attuned to the shifting air around them. “The balance here is... tenuous,” she said, her voice soft. “It feels like the whole place could shatter with the wrong move.”

Reuel whispered, his hot breath hitting her face and neck before he returned to his seat. "It's nice meeting you, Elise," Azael added once his brother had taken his seat and Elise felt her chest tighten. There was something dark and deep in his tone, an evil promise that she couldn't comprehend. It felt as if she had entered a dangerous place with no way of escape and what creeped her out was her intuitions were never wrong.