Demon Slayer Blue Spider Lily Novels & Stories

No one would. "Well, She couldn't give us more information, but what she told me was that the creatures we would be looking for were of lycan clan, " He said as smirk. We were closer than we thought but still very far behind. "Isn't she an Oracle?" I asked, surprised because, according to me, the Oracle was supposed to give us the names. "She is, but her spirit got detected before she could see the person's face, so they have an Oracle too," He said as worry suddenly came to my face.

So she called the person she trusted the most in the world— There was a click as the call went through. “Hello?” “Madam Dahlia, it’s me, Spider.” Aria’s eyes were perfectly still in the darkness. “Good news. “—I’ve established contact with the assassination target.”

Blue was there, removing his coat and wrapping it around me to shield me from prying eyes. Astrid, too, had shifted back to human form, her expression triumphant and almost delighted as she took in my red fur, as though it had confirmed something she’d been waiting to see. “A red Lycan,” she murmured, a twisted awe in her voice. “Well, well… it seems there’s more to you than meets the eye.” Blue shot her a warning look, his voice cold and furious. “Enough, Astrid. You’ve proven your point. If you come near Amelia like this again, there will be consequences.”

I can start to feel her irritation at me but that is too bad, it's my job to worry about her. I find her in Violet’s room, her and Jess have made sure that all her silver throwing knifes, guns, and bullets are put away and stored with clearly marked labels. We have no idea when Jake will be able to start his silver treatments, with both me and Lily in the middle of ours the doctors think it's best for me to progress further or for Lily to be finished first. Lily is on track to finish before me; even though I started before she did, I must take more treatments than her. She is almost at Delta level in power and then she will be able to plan her titling and mating ceremonies.

It would be more convenient to tear her opponents' throats apart with such weapons. As her mood plunged into the bottom of the well, with nowhere to vent, it was as though a starving hunter had chanced upon a fat rabbit. Her attacks weren't merciful either, each one filled with murderous intention aiming at vital parts. The man had his speed, and she had her teleportation ability. They fought at various positions; sometimes on the ground, at the branches, or even jumping into the air. "The lady keeps attacking at vital parts. People would think that we have a grudge before." His voice reverberated in the forest, light and flippant.

My responsibility and they trusted me and saw me as their own. And I was selling them out. When Chloe finally left with a cheerful “Let me know if you need anything, Luna,” I stood and walked to the window overlooking the eastern forest. Dexter’s words echoed in my head I’ve acquired a new asset. Sweet little thing. Pure as fresh snow. Her name is Lily. Another innocent girl. Another life he was about to ruin. And he was using her to get closer to Silverfang someone the protection spell would welcome without question because her heart was clean.

Her dark eyes take in the room without a flicker of concern. She looks at Irena, tangled in vines, and at Malindra, caught in the demon's hand. “Let them go. Or your precious friends and family die.” They don’t have a choice. Lily releases her spell first. The vines loosen and fall away from Irena. Valeria pulls back her magic, and the demon hand sinks into the floor, letting Malindra drop to her knees. The Mother Witch watches both women catch their breath, then turns her attention back to our group, Dagar specifically.

“We’re definitely in the right place.” Something shifted above them. Riley’s head snapped up— Too late. The spider dropped. It hit the ground in front of them with a heavy impact, its massive body settling low as its legs spread outward, each one ending in hooked points that dug into the webbed floor. Its eyes glowed faintly. Watching. A red glow appeared above it. Verdant Broodmother — Level 15 (Boss) HP: one million Hayes let out a breath. “Yeah… that’s more like it.”

“It’s a demon—” She turned to flee. She didn’t make it two steps. The silver-haired man lifted his arm with a lazy flick hitting Lily. Lily’s scream cut short as her body hit the ground with a sickening thud. She lay sprawled, motionless, her dagger rolling from her palm. My stomach twisted. A demon? He looked nothing like I expected a demon to be. Daphne shrieked, ducking behind the altar like the coward she was. But the man didn’t even glance at her. His gaze was turned to me.

She bobbed her head in fake understanding, “Well you are speaking out of turn dear, I am the future Beta of this pack,” She whispered so close to me now but ones again I didn't care, all I wanted was behind those doors, I could feel it, I could sense it, it courses through me like an electrifying current. Never for once have I felt like I didn't want to die, like I wanted to love to see the next day, and I began to wonder if this was what they called hope, a new light. Perhaps the moon goddess heard my cry and offered a solution to my prayers.