Escape From Helheim Novels & Stories

"Our mother named you Lucious, light, for a reason." The car fell silent again as we approached the Maxwell estate. The sun was beginning to set, casting long shadows across the grounds as we pulled up to the main entrance. Alpha Maxwell was waiting for us, his expression grave. "What's wrong?" Kane asked immediately, his protective instincts flaring. "Helena has escaped," Alpha Maxwell said without preamble. "Two guards are dead." I felt my blood run cold. "How? Without her wolf..." "She had help," Alpha Maxwell cut in. "Someone from outside the pack. They broke through our eastern perimeter an hour ago."

She added. Eurus just stared at them blankly, his mind churning to come up with any plausible explanation for what he'd just witnessed. Yes, he lost his memories, but he was sure as hell that it was unnatural to his eyes. Kaya, Cashew, and Peanut, immediately started to run swiftly without delay to their destination. At first, Eurus paused, but snapped out of it quickly and followed them at the same pace. Moments later, The sky is already dark as they arrived at their destination, which is a ten-story apartment building. They managed to arrive safely, unscathed.

He didn't even look down when he dropped the bottle. The doctor came and checked my pupils and blood pressure, then said, "It's a miracle! This is an unprecedented case!" Lying on the bed, I listened to them, but my mind was in a mess. The system's voice rang out again. "Host, Charles gave up his own life in exchange for you to start a new life in another world. This is my final word. Goodbye." I lay on the bed. The golden rays of light spilled in from outside, casting a soft hue on the back of my hand.

My mother dragged me out of my biological father's brutality, and I thought we had finally escaped. Then she married the Don of the Falcone family. The woman who once fought to protect me completely changed. To secure my stepfather's approval and coddle his beloved Sofia, she stood by and let them turn me into a servant in the house I was supposed to call home. Every time I pushed back, they pushed harder. Every time I begged to be seen, I was met with contempt. My biological father's fists left scars on my body. This family's marks went deeper—into my bones. So I stopped. If they never wanted me there, I would stop breaking myself for their hollow approval. I would take my own life back. In

Nick's eyes were surrounded by massive dark circles, his face was unshaven, and his typically immaculate clothes were filthy and disheveled. He looked more like a stray wolf than the Alpha I once knew. I immediately turned to walk off the stage, but Nick grabbed the microphone from the lead dancer. He looked at me and shouted, "Flora, I love you! "I was under the influence of some hallucinogenic wolfsbane before, but now I'm clear-headed. Give me a chance to make things right! I'll say it a hundred times, a thousand times—I love you!"

The heavy iron door slammed shut behind her, cutting off all contact with the outside world. "No food. No water," Marco ordered. "No contact with the outside world." "This is what the Family does to traitors." In the darkness, Bianca finally understood that the false paradise she had meticulously built had completely collapsed. But even so, even if they executed Bianca, they could never undo the harm they had inflicted on Eleanor. The pain, the tears, the desperate nights—all of it was now an unchangeable part of history. And Eleanor was never coming back.

No matter how late it got, Terrance always came home to see me. First snow had just hit. I was curled up with a warm mug of milk, thinking maybe life wasn't so bad. Then a sales rep called—one of the bags I'd been waiting on finally dropped. I bolted. Didn't even make it to the mall entrance before everything went dark. My head felt foggy, heavy. When I came to, I was in some run-down factory. Smoke poured in, thick and choking. Mike and Cecilia stood in front of me. Gone for days—and now here they were.

After the three of them eventually left, I noticed something strange. Ever since Kael had given my body that medicine, I could no longer move far from it. A dangerous thought took shape in my mind. Was that why I was trapped here? Was my body the anchor holding me in this world? If I could erase every trace of myself from the shifter realm, would I finally be able to return home? That night, while I was still trying to figure out how to touch my own body, Fenrir came in carrying a jug of liquor. He stood beside my bed for a long time, staring down at me.

I don’t care how much it would cost me. “What do you want?” I asked Helion. “I’m sure you are doing this for a reason. I don’t believe that you are doing this just because you are bored and you want to help.” He smirked. “You are smart. You didn’t go to school for nothing.” I sighed. “But first, tell me what are you exactly.” “Didn’t I already tell you? I am between life and death. I am not alive like how you humans are, but I am also not from the realm of the dead.”

They tried on oversized hats at Zuri Fashion, posed for ridiculous selfies in front of the indoor fountain, and shared strawberry milkshakes at Glow Café—just like old times. For a few hours, the world was light again. “You seem... better,” Tessy said as they walked out of a bookstore, Helena flipping through a poetry collection. “I feel better,” Helena said. “Being away helped. But I realized hiding isn’t winning.” “You’re stronger now,” Tessy said. Helena smiled. “And I’m coming back. For everything. My name. My peace. My life.” Scene Closes – Car Ride Home Tessy’s Honda cruised through the evening light as music drifted from the speakers. Helena rested her head against the window, smiling