Elven Armies Novels & Stories

We were at a disadvantage maybe that’s why the vampires and the witches attacked us. “What did they say,” I asked as I went back to my seat. Andrew took a sit in front of me and smiles. Good news finally. “They’ll be here in two hours,” Andrew said. “They also spoke to the Elven King, Griel has heard our plea and he’ll be sending the elven troops here to help. Alpha with the Seelie and the Elven warriors by our side we dare not lose. This will be coming to an end soon, finally. Griel is sending his Daughter, the Head Archer and the seelie king will be coming too.”

Concordia, Eleven Hundred Years Before The ornate armour of Thaelen’s ancestors creaked and clanked, the extra weight on his body making each footstep heavy on the ground, but its appearance was a visual reminder of his heritage as Thaelen fronted the approach of his army to the war camp of Lord Kellen, Aeri and Nothran, the vampire soldiers leaving their tasks to line up behind the three Lords as they moved to greet him. “This is close enough, my king,” Hod murmured.

"Squeeze the throat! March them through! Let the glass kingdom claim its prize!" The violet light died. Aelion stepped back, drawing his slender twin daggers with a fluid, resolute ring. "They are coming." A tense, breathless minute passed. Then, the heavy, rhythmic clinking of enchanted glass armor echoed into the stone throat. The Forest Elven vanguard marched into view, their shields shimmering with refracted light, their banners flying high as they charged headfirst into the center of the trap, entirely blind to the teeth waiting to snap shut above them.

“But the war has only begun.” The ground split open behind her. From the shadows, figures emerged—dozens of them. Eclipse-bound wolves. Red-eyed. Corrupted. Hungry. An army. Elaria smiled slowly. “If I can’t control the Luna… I’ll destroy everything she loves.” Ariana lifted her head weakly, horror dawning as she saw the army forming. Damon tightened his grip on her. “We’re surrounded,” Kael said grimly, forcing himself upright. Elaria’s voice echoed across the clearing.

Olivia said, her expression solemn. "Curzon used high elves and blood elves for his twisted army. It was terrifying to think we could be next," Hestia added. "Promise us—at the place where Curzon started all this—that you won't touch his death magic ever again." Violet reached up for Hestia's hand and Olivia reached her own out so all three were connected. "I swear it." Eden put his arm around Violet. "I swear it, too. The dead will never be disturbed again."

"Run for the forest!" The elves shouted as they ran away from the river where the humans emerged fully armed. The river that flowed down from the mountain was the passage that humans used to sneak into the village as the mountains were the borders that separated Ancea from Numany the human territory and Luthien the vampire territory. Elves, young and old, who couldn't fight, fled into the forest where they find refuge from Mother Nature. Innocent animals scattered everywhere but some perished in the mad onslaught. "Don't let them get to the forest!" the human shouted to his peers. Then, they started to shoot arrows at the fleeing elves.

Val finally grabbed Thane's shoulders and pulled him up; causing Thane's mouth to make a popping sound off of his erection. "Thane, I...need...I need...Love...please..." Thane quirked a grin at the mess Valerian had become. His tough military commanding elven prince, a puddle of lust melting in front of him. "What do you need, my prince?" Thanerick's voice had turned soft and sultry, eyes hooded as his own erectin throbbed in his breeches.

She shrieked fearfully, stepping backwards. Minahil rolled her eyes at her childishness. "He is not going to eat you, Arya!" "You never know!" Arya's panicked voice rose again. A smile tugged at Minahil's lips and she patted Bentley's head and threw a ball in the far corner of the lawn. He went bouncing in that direction. Arya came and slumped beside her. Minahil brought her hands near her face and she yelled once again. "Keep your filthy hands away from me!"

She stopped before she could say her parents. “Are you to tell me he did that to you on a different plain child?” Elder Lionel continued twisting his hands together in front of him. Neither man on either side of him spoke. Elaina considered, “Yes sir, I guess that is what happened.” “Did you see anything else aside from the city of chaos and Rathial?” Elder Lionel asked now determined to get the whole story. “He had an army sir.” Elaina confessed. “An army of Ekek and Abaasy. The ekek were our own fallen warriors.”

“Yes. From the four pillars, the mind is the most interesting. It gives you access to some peculiar abilities, especially offensive ones. There are spells capable of wrecking an entire army, it is a shame war is no longer a profitable endeavor for us.” Lelyah once again displayed that weird smile, like a kid about to cause trouble. I cannot image her fighting in a war, she would devastate her enemies in an instant without an inch of remorse. “Were you ever in a war Lelyah?” “I fought the demon troops from Castella when they tried to invade the forest two hundred years ago, but that hardly counts as a war. Just a few days of scaring filthy demons back into their place.” According to the histo