Demon Hunter Soul Fragment Novels & Stories

With an expression of enduring pain and fear, that demon crawled away from Jonathan. He could no longer survive because, in his heart, there was already a little blood from the Hunters that made him in pain. Jonathan still set a cold expression as he watched his partner crawl away from him. He violently stood up and kicked the demon until it crashed into the wall. "Ugh! You're a traitor! So you've been the one-"The demon coughed violently while spewing black liquid from his mouth.

“You’ve endangered the citizens of Somerland and too countless innocent lives. The Demonic Cult’s end starts with you.” The cultist’s face twisted in desperation, and he snarled, “You… won’t win this easily!” With a final, desperate act, he plunged his hand into his chest, pulling out a red crystal. The fragment glowed with a sickly light, and the cultist’s body began to wither as he channeled its power. Marvin’s expression darkened. “You’re trying to escape.” The cultist didn’t reply. With a final smirk, he crushed the essence fragment in his hand, and his body began to glow immensely. Marvin jumped back, watching the glow intensify before the body exploded into a blinding flash. Smoke and

More shots fired, followed by more shouts about wastage, but both were quickly drowned out by the huge roar that sounded as Jason used his shadows to launch the small device he'd taken from his jeans across the room, towards the source of both the shots and the bright light. The entire room shuddered violently, the explosion seeming to rock its very foundations. The floodlight was destroyed in the process, though flames were left in its place, and a screaming man fell from its makeshift wooden platform, engulfed in fire. One of those cursed weapons fell with him, and Mikael made a dash for it, barely avoiding another shot from the right side of the room.

Several times, Hugo avoided each of Damon’s fires that should attack the enemy, but the demon blocked it and it went to the other hunter. Cael quickly attacked the biggest demon in the group. He used his claws and speed to hit it. That demon is good at defense, so he can block all of Cael’s attacks. To hit the opponent, Cael removed the claws from one of his hands and his boomerang came out of it. The opponent didn’t notice that, so with a series of kicks and punches, Cael threw the boomerang, then he followed its return by releasing the claws in one of his hands and burying those two in the demon’s body. He even lifted it. Suddenly Josh appeared on top of the demon.

Then he turned to me. “Snow, I would like you to have this.” Damien said, and he handed me the ring he had taken from the dead Vampire. “What is that?” I asked him. “It’s the ring this Vampire was wearing. I want you to have it so you can remember your first kill. You will need to get it resized I'm sure, but for now you can wear it on this.” He said, and he pulled out a stainless steel chain from under his shirt. He placed the ring on the chain and clasped it around my neck. “You will heal from this, and you will go on to become the best Hunter this world has ever seen.” Damien said. I looked distraught, and for good means of course, but this was different. Not distraught over my mother, di

I stated, and Thorne nodded. "She's new to her powers. She's also full of light. So naturally, the dark would want her for itself. Keep her grounded. And in the meantime, keep that thing far away from her." Thorne said, pointing to the blue orb, "it's a soul anchor for the beast you're fighting against." "What beast? Damien?" I asked, and he nodded, "it holds a part of Damien's fragmented essence. Perhaps he buried it in that massacre site to draw from the energy all those deaths provided and it truly surprises me that you found it. "

“We’ve got one down. Two more to go.” With the first fragment secured, Ethan and Selene made their way back to the entrance of the temple, where the Keeper awaited them. The creature's passing had sent shockwaves through the valley, and the onerous environment had started to enlighten, in spite of the fact that the obscurity still waited. “The first fragment,” Ethan said, holding up the shard. “Where do we go next?” The Keeper studied the fragment for a moment, its pale eyes filled with a strange mix of emotions, pride, sorrow, and something else Ethan couldn’t quite place.

The demon turned to Niklassa. "Hmmm. The Demon Hunter herself. You killed Bera. Hashish. Marduk...", he squeezed his hand. Niklassa, still suspended in air started to choke."Themleis, Orban... their blood, I'll pay with yours", he said using his fingers to draw the life force out of her. He swallowed it as Niklassa's soulless body felt to the floor. He looked at Eida. "What a waste of talent". "You got a problem with that?", Master Damien asked now in his demon form, his pupils black and a scythe in his hand.

“The Lunar Key fragment is bound to this building’s core. It will dissolve with us. And my sister’s pathetic soul will finally find its end!” 'Caleb, he’s telling the truth! The core’s energy is draining the fragment!' Scarlett’s astral voice screamed in his mind, her form within the jade pendant flickering like a dying ember. 'You have to get the fragment out, or my body won’t have enough spiritual tether to survive!' Caleb’s golden eyes narrowed to lethal slits. He looked at the glowing fragment in Julian’s hand, then at his own chest where Scarlett’s fading spirit resided. He knew he couldn’t choose. His wolf, roaring in his soul, demanded both.

A gold necklace dangled from his hand, and the reeking smell of whatever was inside the charm made William back away, a scowl on his face. "What the hell is that?" William demanded when Paoli crossed the room and slipped the necklace over Amber's head. "Wolfbane," Paoli said over his shoulder. As the trio stood watching, the transformation gradually slowed. Several minutes later, it stopped completely, and Amber was left in exhausted human form. She crumpled in on herself. One last moan escaped her lips before she fell into a blissful state of unconsciousness. Relief washed through Emily with enough force to make her knees weak. "You fixed her," she whispered breathlessly, her eyes tearful.