Deceived By The Gargoyles Novels & Stories

" The end of DECEPTION... Find out what happens next in ENTRAPMENT

I groaned, shaking my head and scrambling away when my eyes refocused on the misshapen face above me right before the creature quietly watched me scampering away, back toward the wolf village forest. I ran into the barrier again and again, a cry of frustration bursting from my lips when I realized I could not cross. Fingers of trepidation laced around me when the net-like glass of the barrier shuddered briefly into view, the purple hues on it effectively sealing the fact that I had run into a dead end. “Nola farthing's child, just like your mother.” Uncle Ben’s voice needles in my head painfully. The gargoyle had fooled me. I let the hanger of my shoulders drop, turning ever so slowly to see

"Gargoyles incoming." The group readied themselves as gargoyles approached. "Unbelievable," I thought, impressed by the werewolf twins' acute hearing. Scott assessed the threat. "Gargoyles, no problem.." "I'm more concerned about what is in front." Cameron said. My eyes widened as a colossal, stone-encrusted monster emerged. "Remember our strategy," Kaid shouted. Lila and Lily soared into the sky, engaging the gargoyles. "Ready?" Kaid asked.

"What do you mean?" "When a hive is initiated, individuals lose their own distinctiveness and are engulfed into one single mind. After whatever the original hive controller wants to do is finished, most of the gargoyles die. Or worse, they're stuck in the mind for the rest of their lives, eventually going insane." "Oh..." says Bennet. Maybe I shouldn't have said such a heavy topic. We drive in silence for a while on the road that leads to Bennet's house. I recognize some of the landmarks, like a bush of blackberries here, or a glimpse of the sea between two little hills from here.

Before they could realize, 15 gargantuan gargoyles as tall as a towering colossus started to march into the battle. Ezekiel smirked. Defeating a corrupted creature as this would require enough skill which he realized that none of these warriors possessed including Cyrus himself. The demons too couldn't but right now, with the enthrallment and both the madness, they began to attack with anger. The gargoyles didn't really have to do much work, they would only have to lessen their problem and then go back into hiding. Before anyone could realize, almost nine hundreds of demons were trampled under the foot of the gargoyles who later disappeared as though their mission is completed meanwhile they

I had to find a Glozike. I had to reveal my wolf self to her. I had to win her trust and her love. In my terms - get her laid. And finally, I had to exchange eyesight with her. Glozikes were female humans that had a supernatural light within them, a light that could restore my eyesight. To get that light, I had to follow those four rules. I had thought that getting a Glozike and swapping eyesight with her would be a simple task, but as the months went by and I killed eight women who had the light within them, I began to doubt my mission.

I could barely breathe as I scrolled down, the article unfolding like a nightmare: In a shocking turn of events, Adrian Blackwood, grandson of the late billionaire patriarch Arthur Blackwood, is on the verge of losing his inheritance. According to an inside source, Adrian, who was set to inherit his grandfather’s vast fortune on the condition that he marry the woman chosen by the patriarch, has been living a lie for the past four years. Sources reveal that Adrian, instead of marrying the woman handpicked by his grandfather, secretly wed another Vanessa, a young woman reportedly coerced into playing the role of the ‘chosen one.’ This deception, aimed at fulfilling the stipulations of the will

He jingled his empty glass of wine, signaling the maid for more red wine. "You know I have the best intentions for you my dear, you've to understand Leadership Gold Mine is the most indispensable thing that has been passed down to us from our ancestors. It is like a lifeline for our family. I couldn't stand to watch it fall apart. I believed I was making sure that your future was safe, even if it meant giving up your happiness." He said, The maid poured a small amount of wine into his cup, but once my father requested for more and she filled the big glass to the brim again, she curtsied low, then ran off, closing the door on her way.

The performance escalating with the arrival of a larger audience. "Mum. Daddy." Her voice broke with the specific timing of someone who had been holding it together and couldn't anymore. She crossed to them, her steps unsteady in a way they hadn't been a moment ago, her hands reaching for her mother's. "Look what Daemon wants to do. He wants to take me for a mate bond test. With Irabella." The sob arrived — full, broken, the sound of genuine devastation delivered by someone who felt none of it. "He doesn't trust me, Mum. He doesn't—"

His words sounded like nothing to my ears before I processed again to my understanding. My eyes widened in shock. “A gala? When?” I snapped, whipping my head in his direction. I tried to rise from the chair, but my body betrayed me—my strength faltering as if the weight of his words had pinned me down. “I informed you about a charity gala a few weeks ago, why are you pretending you didn't know anything?” He scolded me with a harsh tone as if I am acting intentionally that I am not aware of. I remembered that he truly mentioned a gala some time ago as the screen flashed through my brain