Demon Proof Novels & Stories

KAYLEEN These things can’t be real. The doctor is gone but I’m not taking them. I’m not going with medications and I’m never gonna believe her. “Why won’t you believe her?” she’s speaking to me again with her creepy face. Her hands touched my cheeks and she leaned closer. “You are a demon. You are a murderer.” Her whispers made me feel like my blood is on its boiling point. “See? You are angry!” she added and dodged my hand attempting to grip on her arm.

"You may be strong, but have you forgotten that we are the army of the Immortal Kingdom? If you go against us, will you have a good end? You'd better not be naive! Just do as we say and prove that you are not spies of the Demon Clan!" "Yes, the Demon Clan has too many methods, and they can even pretend to be humans! If you don't prove your origins, how can we know if you are humans or not? Or, are you actually demons? So, you must prove it!" "In fact, it's just proof. It won't cost much. We're not that greedy. As long as each of us gets a little hard-working fee, we'll know that your background can be trusted. Although we have a lot of people, we're very trustworthy. "

***HoGuo Temple*** Even from a distance, the entrance of HoGuo Temple was visible in all it’s glory. It was not grand in terms of luxury but more of splendour in terms of heritage it represents over the centuries. Legend has it that this temple was once a home to the gods which lived on Earth during their trials and the descendants of those gods would come to this temple to pay homage to their ancestors. This temple is also said to have artifacts locked away which used to belong to those very gods and goddesses of old. However those artifacts are not open to the public eye and the monks that reside in the temple have never revealed any of it’s secrets. Many have tried to break into the templ

“Why are you suddenly changed like that? You are not going to trick me again! I've learned the lesson!” “I am not acting, my lady,” says Rex, shivering so suddenly that made her throw a dirty stare. “I apologize. You see, that demon lover of yours gave us a chance to better our lives or he will end it. Demons are really scary, my dear. You better not anger him!” “He let you all go?” she asked, blinking in disbelief. Honestly, she actually thought he had killed them all like how he killed that demon at Press. “Yes, he did. But he gifted us with warnings, of course!”

I sit back in my seat and open my legs widely and take a deep breath emitting boredom. “I’m a demon.”

he growled, trying to snatch the camera off Isaac’s hand again. “We need to shoot this, Bran!” Isaac argued in whispers, stepping back quickly. “If it’s a demon like you say, we need proof!” Brandon growled something under his breath, turned his back to Isaac and crossed the room toward the basement door. The first thud stopped them in their tracks. “The beep -ing demon knows I’m here,” he snarled, producing a small flask before yanking the door wide open. He showed the flask to the camera. “Holy water. Now you’ll see. And let that little beep come.”

Demon stopped tickling the little boy and looked to make sure there was no ooze on him. It was out of habit he did this, for he had not left a bit of ooze on anyone or thing since Evelynn and Gammy had done the spell on him. He looked at his hands and arms, which were black but had not oozing thick stuff falling off all around him. The ooze had solidified and now looked similar to skin only slightly thicker. Which was pretty cool because it seemed that nothing would stab through it. Demon decided he had his own suit of armor in a sense. He wore it all day, every day, and never had to remove it. Surely, a mate would be attracted to that, Demon thought.

The demon watched me quietly, his black eyes calm and curious, like I was some interesting animal he had just caught. Darren, on the other hand, looked amused. “Look at that,” he said lazily. “She’s finally connecting the dots.” I forced myself to breathe slowly. If I lost control now, I’d die before I could do anything useful and I wasn’t dying here not before I made them both pay. “You’re lying,” I said finally, though my voice came out rough. The demon smiled slightly. “I don’t lie unless it benefits me.” My jaw clenched. “Then prove it.”

"I did what was necessary to protect the realms. The Void needed a host, or it would have consumed everything—your world and mine." "And you picked me because I was easy to break," she spat. The red sky of the Iron Market suddenly turned black. The frozen explosion of Silas’s body didn't finish its blast—it simply dissolved into ash. The thousands of demons outside the pavilion stopped their cheering. A wave of absolute, crushing silence swept over the crater. Every demon in the Iron Market simultaneously fell to their knees. Not for Vane. For her. Vane felt it. He let go of her shoulders, stepping back, his hand flying to the hilt of his cane. His expression was a complex map of regret, fea

Or what was left of it. It wasn’t like the others. The previous five had been torn apart, shredded. Brutal, animal violence. This was different. The corpse had been burned from the inside out. Bones visible through blackened flesh, twisted at impossible angles. The sand around it had been vitrified, turned to glass by heat no normal fire could produce. And the smell of sulfur here was so dense my eyes watered. “This wasn’t a minor demon,” Damián said beside me, voice tight. “This is the work of something far stronger. A high-ranking demon. Maybe higher. I haven’t seen anything like this since—”