Elsword Ciel Novels & Stories

The Heart of the World lay nestled in its center a temple made of moonstone and ashwood. Morwen shivered. “We’re not alone.” From the shadows emerged hooded figures guardians of the Heart. Their leader, a woman with silver braids and runes on her skin, spoke. “I am Saelith, Voice of the Heart. Who dares seek the Codex?” Elizabeth met her eyes. “I am Elizabeth Stormborn. Golden Wolf. Daughter of Elaria. The mate of the Alpha King.” Saelith’s eyes widened. “Then the moon’s final breath has begun.”

Elias stirred faintly. Kael approached her, sword dripping black shadow. “No more games,” he spat. “You’re just a ghost in someone else's war.” And then— A second howl rang through the air. Not Lyra's. Not Rowan’s. Elias’s. --- Elias Awakens Kael turned too late. Elias lunged with a speed that blurred the world—his wolf form breaking free in a burst of white-hot light. The collar snapped off with a scream of metal. His claws found Kael’s chest, raking across his armor and sending the tyrant sprawling.

Yet Gavriel’s hold was unyielding, his jaw tight with irritation. “Put it back, Gavriel,” Uriel said with a weary sigh, rubbing his temples. “That’s no ordinary wolf. It’s a mythical creature—an Eclipser. She can draw warmth and strength from it. Right now, she needs it more than your temper.” Gavriel’s jaw clenched, his gray eyes narrowing in clear displeasure. A low growl rumbled from his chest as if he hated the idea of anyone—or anything—claiming a place beside Althea. But after a sharp breath, he cursed under his breath and finally loosened his grip.

She approached me with her charming smile. "Hi!" She held out her hand to shake. "I am Halia Wraithborn, the twin sister of Hades Wraithborn. Nice to meet you, my savior!" My face crimsoned as she called me savior twice. I shook hands with her. "The pleasure's mine, Lady Halia. I am Elysia Celeriac, the commander of the Moonlit Silver Wolf Army!"

Elsa pleaded. She knew she was dead the moment she entered the forest but she had to try to save the child. She knew Cecilia would help since she probably saw everything that happened. Cecilia is a hybrid of a witch and a werewolf and that's why she was charged with the responsibility of protecting the forest. Whenever there were invaders, she would create the mist to blind them, giving the wolves the upper hand to attack. Elsa stretched the baby towards Cecilia with a slight smile on her face. The little infant moved and suddenly opened her eyes but they didn't have their normal color this time, they were sky blue.

The corridors were dimly lit, casting long shadows that seemed to twist and writhe as they moved. "We need to find the central chamber," Elysia whispered, her eyes darting around as they navigated the labyrinthine halls. "That's where the ritual is taking place." As they pressed deeper into the fortress, they encountered more rogue werewolves, each more powerful than the last. Kai and Elysia fought with a fierce determination, their powers complementing each other in perfect harmony. Elysia's energy blasts cut through the air, taking down multiple enemies at once, while Kai's strength and agility allowed him to engage in close combat with deadly precision.

Haha i must be thinking to much. I dropped her off infront of the school and went to do my own work. Just then my phone rang "hello" I picked it up. "hey Aidan where are you?! I am waiting for you." Jes said.. oh shit i forgot to inform her.. "oh my god.... I am so sorry Jes... I am. already at school can you bring your car today?" I replied apologizoptically. "But you...." she signed "okay fine I'll get there first" she said and hung up. Thank god she wasn't mad because mad Jes is a very so not good thing. I went to my class and thought about how to deal with Amara and ask her about it. But nothing came to my head and it was almost time for class. The teacher came and started teaching but a

Since she was floating, so were the symbols too, but as soon as the swords emerged from the ground, she was pulled down by gravity. Her body hit earth with a loud crushing sound. The building-sized swords emitted their light just like before. I started chanting the spell mentally whilst my wolf eyes honed in on the screaming Sofia. The light of the swords converged in the center again, but this time, an even monstrous sword appeared from it. The ancient fae magic textbooks called it, Ellerion. Or universe in human jargon. This was what Sofia didn’t know. Only a true High Priestess could pass this secret down to her rightful successor. My mother had planted this in my head in the form of a be

“Death is what will set these people free. That is the only mercy you can afford them.” A loud boom sounded, shaking the very foundation of the house. The crystal chandelier above our heads trembled and shook. Azrael spun around and peered through the curtains once more, “It’s just a storm.” It was Ulrich that paused, “That ain’t no storm. That’s Cielo.” Cielo, God of the Sky, and father to Ozul. “No, that’s not possible.” Orion snorted, his fair hair glowing beneath the light of his flames. “Cielo sticks to his domain. He rarely ever leaves.”