Deity Bladerunner Novels & Stories

"This is why I need to ask a favour of your man Arizer. When I pass my powers over to you I only have a short oppertunity for him to bite me and turn me into a vampire. The problem I have is no man is allowed on site and we are not allowed off it, even if you could get my body off site to him, it woul be too late." "So what do you need from us?" "I just need Arizer to sneak Reid in for me." "I get why you are asking me to do this, but how exactly do you expect him to be able to get Reid past Blaze without her knowing?" "Well if before the ritual he goes to him, during the ritual Blaze will be focused on me and that I am dying that she won't be paying any attention to the fact that he has com

changed back crying, going over to Ryker and saying, "Sorry, Uncle Ryker, please don't die." Drax's eyes were blood-red and scared M.J. but he hugged him saying, "It's okay, he will be fine," Emerie panicked and hugged him saying, "We told you to stay inside," he explained that he wanted to help since Asher was going to help. Asher hugged him saying, "It's okay, you did good," Aidan said, "It's okay, lad," but then Aidan realized something was wrong and linked Toffe and Ty, who appeared. Toffe took the blade out of Ryker's chest and said, "This is the duplicate that I created," Ty took it and asked, "Did you duplicate everything?" Toffe opened his eyes and said, "Oh fuck," Drax asked in ange

“At least seven high-tier gods have crossed the threshold. Their power is diminished, but don’t be fooled, each one can still erase a city.” Lyra didn’t look away from the sky. “Then we don’t let them gather.” The boy drew his blade fully now. It no longer glowed softly, it burned. “Pick a target.” A colossal figure descended directly ahead of them, slamming into the shattered plain in a cyclone of dust and molten rock. When the smoke cleared, the god stood revealed, tall, skeletal, armored in cracked obsidian, six broken wings dragging behind it. Its voice echoed like grinding mountains. “Dream-Bearer. Child of the Fold. Fallen One.”

the deity replied, struggling to straighten up straight. "I don't care what that thing is; where is Vreihya right now?" Mino replied emphatically and determinedly to the deity. "She fled into the forest; if your feet ever feel like they're going to flee, just follow that instinct; it'll bring you to her," the deity stated as she opened her arms forward to take Kypper from Mino's arms. Mino was still contemplating giving Kypper to the deity, but the deity sneered at him. "Well, come on! The boy's journey here isn't over yet; I need to fix him as well," said the deity, who didn't appear to have been badly injured previously.

"What are you doing here?!" Aiden the weirdo spoke up. .....His voice sent shivers down my spine. It wasn't a dream he was really there. He had black jeans and a black blazer on and he looked absolutely amazing under the moonlight. His hair was perfectly jelled up and his blue eyes were glittering like diamonds when the moon rays fell on them.

To activate the System Deity, the owner must feed it with his own energy to light up all the imprint on its body, then it would spread automatically at the back of the owner's neck like a wristwatch, and after it was stuck on the owner's neck, they could follow up by whispering the word 'RESONANCE'. System Deity was a super system that boosted the mortal body. Even if the user had been stabbed to his/her heart or head, they won't die. Even if the health points reached zero...he won't die as long as he was in resonance with the system deity. But he/she would revert back to a normal person again and their resonance would be canceled automatically, then they couldn't use resonance for a month o

The Demon chuckled. Kent quoted the Demon that the Blight Eater is the sister blade of the Trailblazer both are the original weapons of the Eternal knight but the Blight eater is well known throughout the realms as a God killer. The only weapon that can rip apart dimensions and even the ancient god’s fears that weapon as it holds billions upon trillions of souls from sinner to ancient gods it had kept them chained to its will sapping their power, freedom, and self-awareness from each individual and turning their power and giving it to the Eternal knight.

“Will you be a flawed traitor like Hunter? Must I remind you of the pleasurable end he met?” “No... No... My God, I beg your forgiveness.” I spoke through clenched teeth, coughing up blood as I felt my ribs piercing my lung, filling it with blood. “I am loyal.” “Damage our weapon against my enemies, and I swear your torment will be eternal, little wolf!” As his power expanded, I felt blood trickling from my eyes and nose. The deity stood in his original, pure form. His spiritual body was wrapped in black cloaks that twisted like living shadows. Long, slender arms extended from the darkness, ending in hands with elongated, razor-sharp fingers—claws ready to seize their prey.

"I hope you find some peace of mind in this lifetime. and I hope she found some paradise." Startled, Jean turned around, his heart pounding in his chest. What he saw took his breath away. Standing before him was the most beautiful man he had ever laid his eyes upon. "Greetings, mortal being. I am Thanaros, the God of death." Jean's ideas about the God of Death are completely shattered when he comes face to face with a figure that defies his expectations. Instead of being scary, this deity is incredibly captivating with his pale skin, silver eyes, and dark hair. And to top it off, he is wearing a simple black robe that seems to glow on its own.

The words were forcefully poured down. Without her completing her words, I already knew whete she was driving at. That dangerous road was not for my Landa and I rebuked an extreme thoughts as that. If you think getting punished for the mix of entities were cruel, you should see what a deities has to go through if for any reason whatsoever asked for her grace to get taken away and then become human. Anyway, all I'm trying to say is that the end point of it all never did end well. So, what's the point of starting in the first place?