Demon Journey Novels & Stories

We would see in the morning" I said to Mitchell. Damion's POV I had thought I lost two families at a time and I was grieving when Alec's message came in. My joy knew no bounds when I saw the message came from Jessy. I didn't know how she got to the demon Alpha's territory but I was going to get her out. I couldn't even wait another day to go get her.

Angelic Demon episode 14 A phone call interrupted the sad atmosphere. They were all sitting on an arm chair in Roderigo's room. Hands on their cheeks, tapping their feet closely, they were too worried to go home. There is a killer on loose. This was not there first time working overnight so it was not a big deal to them. The last time they worked overnight was when an antique was stolen in a museum. The collected who reported the incident got killed as well as other people. The investigation lasted for months and they all lost something very valuable to the killer. The thought of losing again made them shiver.

Louis said to him Jared nodded and they headed towards the only building in the cemetery. They got there and Louis opened the door. She heard the ripper growl and she looked in the corner. She could see his red beaming eyes, they glowed in the dark. She snapped her fingers and all the candles came on. Before her stood a nine foot demon with wings. It had chains on its arms and legs and it kept shifting between worlds. “You shouldn’t be here” Doris said to her

General Baek said smilingly after looking back and not finding anybody following him. "Ouch, that hurt you know. But since you've already called me a demon, I might as well act like one," A voice came from the sky as General Baek was focusing ahead. He involuntarily shuddered in fear. The voice was somewhat familiar. He looked up towards the sky in the direction of the voice, but before he could even react, a sword impaled his head. His eyes were still wide open as he died staring at the one who killed him. He fell from the horse, dead, while the horse kept on running.

The determination in her eyes was met with an unreadable expression from the god, his face a mask of stoic serenity. They broke through the clouds, and Esteria's breath caught in her throat once more. Below them spread a city unlike any she had ever seen. The Demon City, nestled in a vast, verdant valley, was a marvel of architecture and nature intertwined. Towers and spires of obsidian and dark stone rose gracefully, their surfaces glistening like polished onyx. Rivers of molten lava flowed through the city like veins of fire, casting a warm, ethereal glow.

“Seriously Noah, go away. I can handle it.” The demon lifted himself up and looked down at her. “If you need us, we’re outside. Just scream nice and loudly.” Serenity watched as the demon left, closing the door most of the way and she sighed, laying back against the pillow. Her eyes gravitated to the ceiling and she counted the rivets in the plasterboard. What was she going to see when she finally relived some of the demon’s memories? Were they going to be horrific? How long would it take her to fall asleep? Would she feel it coming over—

He knew that he had met his end. “Take him away!” Peter instructed. The special forces went to the basement with Greg. I followed. The moment the lift doors were opened, we smelt a strong chemical scent. It was not a warehouse. Instead, it was a luxurious and well-equipped lab. There were a lot of devices and blinking lights. On the rack next to the wall, there were a lot of test tubes. On one of the rows, there was a blue tag. It said: Angel’s Kiss. At the deepest corner of that lab, there was a heavy metal door.

Lysan Dusk lay on his bed, watching the crack on the ceiling as tears spilled from his eyes, his heart contracted painfully inside his chest. He tried to call for help, but his voice barely came out as a whisper. He heard voices in the next room, “He has to go, he knows too much.” More tears spilled from his eyes as he struggled to breathe. Three years ago, he killed the ruthless Demon king. He delivered humanity from suffering. He stopped the Demon king before he could unleash hell on earth, and this was how he was rewarded. By being poisoned.

Whom did I summon as my assistant? Ak-kvir, of course. The demon arrived almost immediately, forgetting that it was evening. His naked skull was laughing. “Glad to see you, necromancer.” “How about some work, beast?” He wasn’t really evil, but he wasn’t human either . Ak-kvir knew that I wasn’t trying to offend him and kept grinning. Then he swore an oath, without prompting, and I leaped onto his back. We headed to the Tevarrian camp. Inside, everything was quiet. Two days’ journey wasn’t a distance you could cover immediately and descend upon the enemy.

Even though my little dove didn’t show her true feelings towards me, I could feel the connection between us growing, and I had to believe that someday it would flourish into an everlasting love. With preparations now put in place, I headed back to the infirmary to collect my little dove and take her to the caves so that we could make our journey through the portal to the demon realm, where she would be able to heal herself. But as I neared the infirmary, I could hear commotion coming from within, and I raced to find out what it was all about.