Darth Vader Crossover Fanfiction Novels & Stories

My right side was completely paralyzed and I knew he had control over that. “Ah! There you are,” Valkar sighed. “I was starting to think the boy had grown into… something.” “Cyrus.” His small whisper, soft touch and I could breathe properly again. Holy shit! Cross was the control pad I needed– but that ended quickly when he suddenly screamed and was yanked from my side. “No, no, no!” I lifted my eyes in horror as he dangled in the air, one large tentacle wrapped around his ankle. His screams continued to torture the sky, as he dangled upside down.

“I’m just saying. If I were you, I’d be stealing glances right back. But seriously, be careful. Power like his doesn’t come without strings, and you have already had your heart ripped out once.” She hesitated, then smiled a little shyly. “Speaking of complicated… I ran into someone recently. Darius Foster. He’s from one of the rival packs. Warrior type. Quiet, but when he looks at me…” She shook her head. “Cross-pack stuff is basically asking for drama. I know it is stupid, but I can’t stop thinking about him. We have only talked a few times, but it feels… different.” I raised an eyebrow. “Sounds familiar.”

"You're telling me, and you didn't even live through it. Long story short, Darren escaped captivity once again. I stepped down from the Council, and the White Fang Pack and the Black Crescent Pack were merged into one pack under my control, hence the unoriginal name of White Crescent Pack." "So...all of this is because Darren wants my mother?" "That is correct." "That man is insane. How did he escape capture for all these years?" "That's a good question for the Council. What else can you tell me about your interaction with Maddie?" "She basically said that her father would get his revenge for everything done to him, we would all die, and he would have my mother. She also intended to win the

he thought while wiping off tears from his face, “Dara’s in trouble because of me and I couldn’t even tell this to her mother. I’m such a coward.” It was night now. Wade started hearing wolves howling. “The vampires and the wolves are about to come out. They’ll be searching for me.” Wade said to himself, “I should hide myself somewhere.” He thought to go to Dara’s room to hide himself. She went in there. He could remember the time he had spent with Dara. Everything in her room memorized of something special. “I can’t hide like this. I have to do something.” Wade thought while looking at Dara’s picture placed on the table, “I have to go find Queen Eve. If Dara told me she’s alive, then I beli

** --- **The Static's Betrayal** They corner us in the server room. Ravel fights, her knives carving through biomechanical flesh, but the hybrids heal faster. My static lashes out, but Nexa *catches* it, weaving the lightning into a crown of thorns and code. **"You see?"** She floats above the carnage. **"We're the same."** The crown settles on my head. Visions erupt: -A world where Eden lives, his scars blooming into wings. -The Hunter, roots coiled like a lover's embrace.

“Your mother’s blood began this. Yours ends it. Give me the blade, or your allies burn.” I’m the Convergence—bridge or ruin—and as Voren raises his blade, Cassia’s fading life, Taryn’s fractured atonement, Renn’s redemption, and Maddox’s vengeance collide. The relic’s heart waits, the blade demands my will, and with Veyra’s wraiths closing in, I face my mother’s killer, my choice a fire that will reshape the Veil.

I stayed still, watching her until her breathing slowed and evened out, until I was certain she had fallen into a deep, peaceful sleep. Only then did I move. Carefully, I slipped away from her side and made my way. The tower was in darkness as I walked toward a closed door. I opened it. Standing in the shadows were Wade, Krill, and Earl. “What is your order, Alpha Villion?” Wade asked formally. The softness I had shown upstairs vanished. My expression hardened. “Burn Dax’s entire mansion."

Not enough for me. Never enough. Varek crossed the room slowly before stopping beside the broken archway overlooking the ravine. “You underestimated them.” “No,” I answered quietly. “I underestimated her.” That seemed to interest him. “You hate her more than the Alpha.” A laugh escaped me softly. “You still think this is about Darius?” “Isn’t it?” I looked toward Ironfang again. Toward the distant territory lights hidden beyond the trees. “She walked into Ironfang.” The words left my mouth colder than intended.

The outline of lips that seemed familiar to me. Adrien had indeed inherited a lot from his father. And then, suddenly, there was an entire sheet of writing, with dried drops of water standing out on the page. “I hate how things turned out! I hate that they're trying to attack you because of me! I hate being so selfish! I hate what's wrong with me that prevents me from loving the one the Goddess chose for me! I hate Spencer! I hate that horrible woman I once called mother! I hate how you're still able to smile and say you'd do it all again for me! I hate being alone! I hate that you're out there while I'm safe here! I hate not being able to leave sooner, to spare you this! I hate you, Darius

I gathered what was left of my clothes from the floor where we’d discarded it and put it on. “Leaving?” he questioned, voice laced with disappointment. “I need to go check on Layla. She should be awake anytime from now.” I said, then walked up to his side of his bed, “There’s something I want to talk to you about first.” “I’m all ears.” “What do you know about a man named Darth?” He sat up, “I’ve never been unfortunate enough to actually meet him. But I know he’s a powerful sorcerer who most likely has gone mad. Good thing he likes to stay hidden—far away from our kind.”