Elena Witch Novels & Stories

'' He said, shutting the book close. ''What the hell do you mean that there's no female elder?'' I asked with a sigh. ''Just like there's no Father or God of wolves, there's no female elder. My King, I think the said Elena is the one who blocked your wolf's mate sensory as well as that one of your mate's.'' I groaned in annoyance. "Elena is not an Elder. As a matter of fact, she is a Witch." Earl said, picking up another book. ''You know? Everything you say gives me a headache. I'm out of here.'' I said, standing up and going to the entrance part of the cave. ''My King, where are you going?'' asked Earl. I rolled my eyes, ''I'm going to look for Brian.''

"Harboring a suspect. Interfering with an investigation. Take your pick." Elena stepped forward. "Officer, I'm the one who called you. I can explain what's been happening." The officer looked at her skeptically. "And you are?" "Elena Morrison. I'm a consultant on unusual cases." "What kind of consultant?" Elena hesitated. "The kind that deals with things your training can't. I am a witch” Nicolas Laugher echoed from the back of the van. "She thinks she can save them," he said to the officer nearest the car. "But the ritual has already started. The mother will bleed you to death, the children die, and the door opens. Nothing can stop it now."

Elena asked, stroking the bird's head with her finger. The raven cawed again, clicking its beak and shaking its head. "Oh, you found them, I thought they were dead," Elena said ominously. "What?! They serve her now?!" Elena was furious. The witches she sent to attack her sister now serve her! This confirmed that she had indeed reincarnated with her powers, and the fact that she was able to drive the darkness out of their souls meant that she was still stronger than herself. She needed to act fast, things were starting to spiral out of her control.

“What is the meaning of this? You mobilized troops without my command. Are you trying to rebel?” The officials immediately dismounted and knelt before him. “We would not dare. But this woman and the two creatures she carries are unnatural. They must not be allowed to leave. For the safety of Valtherra, for the people, we beg Your Majesty to execute her.” “Execute the witch!” Julian drew his sword and pointed it at them in fury. “Elena is not a witch. Watch your words!” Lyra looked at Julian with tears in her eyes. “Julian, think clearly. Elena controls two beasts that can speak like humans. You saw it yourself. If that doesn’t make her a witch, what does?”

Then all went to black as if I was pushed in a sea of darkness with no hope of someone to rescue me. Eliane. Elaine. Emerald green eyes smiled at me. Raven hair swaying by the breeze— My Elaine. My wife is… “Do you know the story of Eliane, the Forest Queen?” She immediately jerked her face away from me. “No,” she simply answered. Eyes still focused on the surface of the spring. “Are you all right?” She nodded and took one more long, shuddering breath before I started. “Eliane is the first High Priestess of Stella’s Soul. A witch with great power, well-respected despite being a non-werewolf resident of Stella’s Soul.”

“Very well. But let me make this clear, If you ever put me in harm's way, you would regret it. Do you understand?” Elena nodded quickly. “I understand.” “Good,” the witch said, turning away. “Now leave. I have no desire to see you longer than I have to.” “I want to see Oliver,” Elena requested. Immediately Oliver came out, he glanced at the witch before turning to Elena. “Did Arthur figure anything out?” he asked quietly. “No,” Elena said. “He doesn’t know anything.” Oliver narrowed his eyes. “Can I ask you a question? You hate me, Elena. So why team up with me to go against Arthur, the man you claim to love?”

My instincts screamed at me to get out of this place, away from these people, back to my normal life where werewolves and shadow creatures did not exist. But my legs would not move. "Who are you?" I demanded. "My name is Elena Morgana," the woman said. "I am a witch. And before you say it is impossible, remember that you just watched a man turn into a wolf. So let us skip the denial and get to the part where I tell you the truth." I stared at her. A witch. Of course. Why not? At this point, nothing surprised me anymore. "What truth?" I asked. "You are not who you think you are," Elena said. She set down her tea and stood. "You were not born Calista Rivers. You were born Luna Calista of the S

My eyes were fixated on the witch at the top of the stairs thinking of all the ways I could kill her. 'Her blood will taste amazing,' Cinnabar was huffing and pacing in my mind. He was the only reason I'd made small progress of moving my arms. We could feel through the connection that Eloise was in pain. She was distressed. 'The pups,' my wolf growled out. A snarl ripped through my lips sounding muffled but loud enough to make the witch turn to us once again. She rolled her orange eyes at me stepping down the stairs with her arms crossed.

Victoria looked grey, like she was going to be sick. "What's wrong?" "I was wrong. They aren't after the twins. They took Ellen." "What do you mean? Who are they? "The Gideon Witches." "The what?" "The Gideon Witches are dark witches. They use death and sacrifices to become more powerful. They're taken, Ellen. I tried to track her, but I was not strong enough. Only you can find her. You have the strongest link to her." "Tell me what to do." Victoria started chanting in some creepy language. Before she could finish, Maddox, Damon, and Lucy burst through the door.

He chirped. "Alpha," Laura and Dominic bowed, then strode out quickly. "What happened last night? Your rage swept through the pack, causing us great discomfort." Mendez asked, sitting up, as the door clicked shut. Douglas growled. "Caleb!" He huffed, slapping his hands on his desk. "That moron will be the end of us all!" Mendez sighed, shaking his head. "What did he do this time?" He asked tiredly. "The witches are planning a direct attack, Elias, and it's not the normal type. They're coming for us. They're coming for Brighton's stakeholders."