Demon Souls Prison Of Hope Novels & Stories

“I was the one who chose her for the sacrifice, and they must sacrifice her.” “I know why you did so,” Kelvin said. “The adopted child, jealous of the original. But you won't gain anything from watching her die.” “I won't lose anything either,” he grinned and walked away. The sheriff looked around the room when he woke up. “Where am I?” he asked. “And how did I get here?” “You're in the red chapel,” I said. “This is the base of the shadow clan.” “I— I was with Jacob,” he stuttered. “How did I get here? And where's Jacob?”

Jonathan: Tell them I'm almost there. Wayne: Bye hurry the f*ck up! Down the galleries of many skyscrapers - I found the corps I try to unearth at last. I came in safely as I showed my face to the defenses. They know me because they memorize I'm part of the Criemsons. Within the Corps there exists a big chandelier hung with plenty of well-shaped glasses of gleams in the center of the interior. Black shiny tiles below my foot, artificial plants beside the elegant stairs, and between the stairs there's an elevator so I used them.

I plummet to the ground. I wake in a cell in my own dungeon. My wrists and legs are in cuffs and chains. It’s just like the first night I first met Hope. What a cliché. I howl in frustration as loud as possible until I hear the sound of steps and keys. 'Will you shut up!' The Alpha yells. 'Where is Hope?! What have you done to her?' I shout. 'No need to worry, Alpha Maximus, we are taking very good care of her, if you know what I mean,' he smirks.

I knew all the souls there would be agreeable, but these guys didn’t. “Okay guys… remember she just saved our asses from a prison in the realm of Hades. I’ll be surprised if she’s awake, nonetheless if her souls are able to properly communicate. We will probably have to merge zones if we can, otherwise we will be simply looking at them until they wake.”

Could I really trust her, or is she just a part of Barry's plan? “I didn't even ask your name, so what is it? How long have you been in that cage?” “My name is Hope. I've been in this cage for almost a year now. Ever since I rejected him and told him I wouldn't be a part of his lycan war, he pushed me into this thing and brought me to this room, and here I am, stuck in this thing. Who were you talking to? I woke up and heard you talking to someone, but I didn't hear anyone else in this room.”

I had to move fast. I turned through the pages of the spell book with shaky hands until I finally settled on what I was searching for. “Thrakos, Demon of the Underworld, Lord of Hell,” I whispered, my fingers tracing the forbidden verse. “He who commands the forbidden flames of the devil's domain,” my voice grew louder, desperation etched in my eyes, "I call thee, Thrakos. I summon thee to the mortal realm. Kneel before–” The sound of thunder cracking cut me short before I could complete my words. The ground began to rumble and the circle I had engraved on the ground expanded outwards as dark smoke clouded the entire place.

“I shall send Marcus and Elodie of the Moonflame Pack to the Prison of Despair to lure out the former Alpha Marcos of the Blackwind Pack.” A dramatic pause echoed in the air after he declared this ‘not sure about that but let’s try it’ kind of decision. “Prison of Despair,” I hummed. As if all prisons aren’t in despair enough, they decided this prison in the Black Mountains, guarded by monstrous gods known as the Bloodhounds, to be a literal home of despair. The Prison of Despair indeed. “Send them to this Prison of Despair so I can also have my petty, pretty revenge too, Alpha King,” I crooned, although I cannot match my mate’s playful cool smile.

I zoomed back downstairs, intending to leave but was stopped by Hope. "Desmond, wait," she said. "I am coming too." "Us too," Jocelyn said, standing up. "No," I declined. "I have a spell that can disable him from changing into his Phoenix form," she added. I contemplated it for some time. It could be useful. "Come on," I said. I zoomed to her and picked her up, speeding her out of the mansion. Hope joined me, and so did Solomon with Zion. I sped through the streets and arrived at the building some minutes later. I let go of Jocelyn and walked into the warehouse.

"When are you going to give us this soul?" "In the next full moon, my lord. The promised freedom shall come," Gideon said. "All demons will soon be free," He said. His eyes then trailed down onto the left ankle of each of them. The golden chains are what's keeping the rulers from leaving this room. DAMIEN HATES that he can't do anything to get these souls out of this place. Tons of lost souls are scattered around this place. They're doing chores as if they are still humans. If he could guess, their age ranges from five to eighteen. They were probably used as sacrificial lambs in order to get their objectives.