Deltarune Berdly Dark World Novels & Stories

"I have big respect for Nature and Human law. In this Netherworld, it's obvious that only the Human law defunct. A universe without law spawns chaos and with law, there is order. Instead of saying that there are two worlds, I prefer seeing it as the same world divided into half. A line between the Netherworld and the Nemesis, One is familiar and one is meant to be hidden. If I have the right to choose, I will erase that line myself and let Nemesis overrun the world. My mouth agape with happiness. I see now, him studying Philosophy was not a waste of time after all; he has a tremendous respect for the Human Law because he was able to understand its friendly nature. "But for that to happen," L

"Sorry, I was... Sorry." "It's okay," Ale said. "I needed a heart attack anyway." He chuckled. "My pleasure." Garthildur gave Ale a look. She turned slightly pink, but ignored him. "What had you so riled up?" she asked. "Bad dream." Seth related his dream to them. Garthildur leaned back in his seat and made a thoughtful sound. "There are rumors that Lord Delmar works for a black dragon," Ale said. "Some even say the black dragon gave him part of his power."

Alex admitted. “Those men you ran into out there,” Delmar continued, pointing out at the blocked archway, “are not the sanctuary you were hoping to find out here, and frankly neither are we.” Wearing a more serious expression, Delmar inched closer to Alex and stared him dead in the eyes. “Have you heard of the Dark Zone?” Alex was a bit lost on words, and he just shook his head silently. “I thought not. It’s not a name that floats around with the wind.

At this time, Rebella appeared beside Lyla. “I wonder how are Master and the others doing. Timaeus Sect has been destroyed. The fight must be huge.” “We only need to follow Master’s orders.” Lyla glanced at Rebella. “Guard the Forladtt Land well. The rest is none of our business.” “The Genesis World will change entirely.” Rebella said, “I wonder if Xachary is still around.” “We will have the chance.” Lyla sighed and said, “Right now, we need to manage the Forladtt Land well. The group of living beings from the Dark World who have just escaped from Demon Region absorbed a lot of evil powers. They must be controlled.”

Damon was sitting cross-legged on the table, tracing glowing sigils through the air. They weren’t golden anymore. They were gold and red, balanced. “Morning, little wolf,” Lucas said as we walked in. Damon looked up, eyes sparkling. “Dad! Did you see the sky? It’s bleeding light!” Lucas blinked. “That’s… poetic, son.” Vera smiled softly. “He’s right, though. The sky is bleeding light. It’s spreading from Malachai’s realm.” I frowned. “Is it dangerous?” Vera shook her head. “No. Not yet. It’s balance trying to settle. For the first time in centuries, both realms are awake and listening to each other.”

. Following his observation, Dominic said, "This location appears to be the road leading to the dungeon." " Is that the dungeon? I assumed you would not be aware. I have a task for you to complete. It is your reward for telling me the truth." I told Dominic. As we made our way to the dungeon, Dominic hobbled with excitement, "I am the happiest man on earth right now." I looked at Declan with style and saw the disappointment he was hiding on his face. He would eventually leap on Dominic and use his razor-sharp claws to tear his skin to shreds. Dominic and I went to the dungeon, ignoring Declan's tirade. He was eager to see the prize I had obtained for him. Declan, too, was eagerly awaiting Do

Demitri took the spot she patted and sat as well. "I know it's stupid, but this feels like a totally different world to me." Becca said and then scoffed, smiling at her own childish behaviour. "What kind of world?" Demitri asked. Becca thought about the best way to explain the river of emotions she attached to the field. "I guess... this is how my life would look if a didn't try anything new. It's a good reminder to be grateful for everything on the other side of the trees." Becca said. Demitri nodded silently and waited for more. Becca rubbed her eyes.

“No. I let you go.” Silence. Diego’s hands clenched. “What’s your game? And who are you?” The sorcerer turned toward him, those dark eyes gleaming. “My name is Saren Valis, and this is no game, Alpha.” The title dripped with meaning, with something too knowing. “You must know…” he continued, turning back to the rebel leader. “That Bor Khulan is watching. That the rebellion is already shifting. And that your ‘mission’ will determine where the tides fall.”

She quickly skimmed over them before turning her blank stare back to the man in front of her. "Jared Knight, 26 years old, born and raised in the area, joined Golden Ridge at the tender age of 16 after your dear older brother joined." Summer began reciting what she had just read. "Golden Ridge is well aware to stay away from La Fiet given this is The Dragon Guards turf, so please enlighten me, why are you here?" "For fun." Jared snapped spitting out a mouthful of blood. Stepping forward Summer remained silent as this time she clamped her plyers on Jared's pointer finger.

“Arthur...“ “It started...magically. Like gravity had pulled us in. Our heartbeats were synched. Our thoughts aligned. Like we were fated to be each other's other half.“ Arthur Belmont had survived the foggy morning, gruesome accident that claimed the lives of his parents at the age of 10. He was the only survivor. But it was at a price. His sight was gone. Orphaned and blinded on the same day, Arthur Belmont knew his life would never go back as it was. His perfect life was gone. Memories of that tragic morning haunted his nights. His dreams became nightmares. He was a traumatized, blind kid. Every night, he yelled for his parents, begging them to come take him. This new life wasn't somethin