Deltarune Berdly Dark World Novels & Stories

The 187th Chapter had been a reprieve, a desperate grounding into the earth, but the 188th was something far more taxing: it was the Construction of a Global Shroud. "The 'Awakened' in the Southern Delta are refusing to sleep, Darlene," Eryx said, his shadow merging with mine on the cold marble floor. "They’re staring at the sky. They felt the Recall. They felt the pull of the Warden’s gravity, and they know that if they let their guard down, they’ll become Stardust in the next harvest."

Wolves whisper his name like a warning. Under him stand betas, gammas, and enforcers. Witches patrol the hidden borders. Vampires dwell in old stone tunnels beneath the southern cliffs. And in the highest ridge, dragons are rumored to sleep, though no living wolf has ever seen one. The supernatural world is scattered across continents, but the wolves of the Nightfall Range remain its spine. And Emara Dell? She is nobody. She is just another chubby girl the world has ignored. A healer. A soft spoken girl with gentle hands. A curvy, round bodied omega who learned long ago that the pack notices and values only what it can use… and despises what it cannot.

She was trying to keep me grounded, but I was slipping—slipping into the void that was growing inside me. I could feel my fingers twitching, my body wanting to break free, to escape. Delphine’s chant reached a fever pitch. She raised her hands above her head, palms open, and a blinding light exploded from the candles, illuminating the room with an unnatural glow. The shadows seemed to retreat, but only for a moment before the darkness surged back, stronger than ever. It felt like something had torn open within me, like an invisible wound had split open, and something—something vile and cold—was pushing its way to the surface.

“Three months.” “Fine!” Una didn’t take it seriously. She just wanted to go in and see all the changes when she was gone and lay out an impeccable plan. Una realized that a mere rampage here would not suffice. She hated the wolf nation. But she didn’t want to murder innocent citizens and children who had nothing to do with her revenge. “All right. Deal.” Drite flicked his finger, and suddenly a blue shimmering circular rune appeared. “Open your hands. I want to make sure our contract is binding.”

Everyone reacted in disbelief. “Yes. This is the forbidden land in the middle realm—the most dangerous place. Dark World houses most dark mages and exiled dark creatures from other realms. In short, we’ll be in danger once we meet those powerful creatures. Another thing was that we are at the Dead Valley right now—where creatures live underground, since everything on the surface is devoid of life. Be careful everyone!” Light warned. However, since we were connected, I can feel Light’s emotions and read her thoughts. Light was actually thrilled right now. Who would not feel thrilled about this adventure in another world?

Rune’s POV The pack was ruckus as we got down. The delta guards were ushering the women and kids safely into the bunkers, but that didn’t stop them from looking completely terrified. I rushed towards the packhouse where my people stayed and found them all dressed up for the occasion. Some strapped knives in their boots, while others sharpened their daggers. They all had grim faces on. We all knew what was at stake–our survival. Devon was here to destroy us and wipe us out. He wanted to start the pack all over again, and this time, he wanted to be Alpha. Knowing that the Celestial Trinity would never acknowledge him even though he took the crown from me, he resorted to the only option he had;

I should have known he would not have been this overly welcoming. Alpha Ben rushed to my aid but it was to late. The next thing I knew was just darkness all around me.

Grace looked at Elijah with regret, and I knew this was worse than I’d thought. “They’re dying,” said the Alpha who had confronted Elijah earlier. “Their numbers are dwindling drastically, and they want mutual aid, technology, and medicine combined to halt what’s happening within their borders. The situation is so complicated that many can’t even summon the light, and they believe that’s linked to the planet’s altered energy.” That information was like a bucket of cold water. “Impossible,” said Vladimir with a genuinely surprised expression as he turned back. “It’s not impossible; it’s reality, and they intended to bring it up once we manage to defeat Hall,” said the Alpha. “Look, I’m a desc

That was when my grandma took me to therapy but I was quiet every session so I dropped it. “You can stay as long as you want. I'm sorry.” He pulls me for a hug and I hug him back. I guess a part of me is grateful to have him as a friend. We let go off each other and he wipes a tear i didn't even realise was there. I let go off him and stare at the TV. “I hate Homelander.” I say out of sudden. Homelander is the biggest villain in The Boys. “What? Who's your favourite then?” He's not going to believe me.

They recognized him when I didn’t. Rumors have been going around for years that he carries a bad omen, anyone he sets his eyes on gets swallowed up by the ground and goes straight to the underworld. They’ve been milder ones too. One I remember was that anyone who sees the Dark Alpha’s eyes will have their next three generations cursed with bad luck. There was more too. More that I can’t sit to hear the end of because of how gruesome they sounded. Some of these were that he was possessed by demons and if he lost control, he’d suck the life out of the nearest wolf.