Evil Leafy Novels & Stories

she said excitedly. Eva smiled. "I remember most of my memories, but some are missing. I think they've been deliberately obscured. But who can control my memory, I don't know. Frankly, the light will show us what we need to learn." Just as Elly nodded in understanding, Eva shouted: "Ah, there you are!" Elly looked curiously at the earth Eva had been digging. There was a cocoon-shaped root. While every tree around was old and dead, this root was bright green. Like a baby in fetal position in the midst of nature.

His sister is Eva. Eva: A Russian vampire and a leader of a resistance outpost that fell to the Nero family. She has snowlike hair that goes down to her shoulders and blue eyes like her sibling Dmitri. She loves her brother and knows more about him than most. She gets captured and held by Primrose. Her powers can manipulate the wind and air.

I yelled and the darkness went I could see the demon, a human muscle with red glowing eyes, I have her" I shouted and my grey fur lit up, I was a hell-hound with fire for fur and red glowing eyes " let's finish this," I said and threw a slash bit moved out of the way " Jack we don't have to do this again, you. will kill yourself and so will she" / " I better try, " I tried again but it just disappeared ," Jack get away from me" Eve shouted to the air " you beast get away from me " she shouted swinging her hands in the air

“Because soon, things are going to change. And when they do… I don’t want you caught in the crossfire.” “Crossfire?” My voice wavered. “Ian, what are you into? What are you talking about” Instead of answering, he smirked faintly, leaning close enough for me to feel the heat of his breath. “Stay close to me, Eve. Or you might just… disappear.” Before I could respond, he brushed past me and disappeared into the night, leaving me trembling at the gate, unsure if the shiver down my spine was fear or something darker. ⸻

Sage “Why did you lie to me?” Eve asked, tears streaming down her face, voice trembling with raw hurt. She stood over the hospital bed, fists clenched at her sides. “How could you!” she yelled, stepping closer and pounding my chest with both hands, over and over. Each hit was weak, more pain than force, but it cut deeper than any claw. I couldn’t speak. Couldn’t defend myself. My face felt cold and bloodless, lips dry and cracked, and my eyes stinging hot and red. I just stared up at her, chest tight, throat closed.

I joust my head playfully, my hooded sinful eyes were staring at his slashed back. Blood was gushing out of his back. He couldn’t even move that freely. I already caused enough mayhem from this place. Everything is about to collapse. It’s been years since I felt this lively. The aroma of fresh bodily fluid is stuffing my nostrils. I inhaled precipitously, sucking in all of their souls. “E-ethan…please, have mercy on me-”

But he was so stubborn and stupid. Levi was about to part Evangeline's legs so he could do whatever he wanted to do with her. Suddenly, Evangeline opened her eyes. Her eyes were pitch black with red orbs in between. Her skin suddenly changed its color. From rosy pink to icy blue. Seeing the dark eyes, Levi fell on the ground. Her eyes looked as if he was looking into the eyes of the devil's daughter. She stood up and towered over him. "What the hell is that?" Levi yelled loudly as he shivered with the fear seeing at Evangeline.

We were three teenagers locked up in an underground cell on an unknown island aiming to stop a criminal organisation who was operating in the Underworld. “Exactly,” Rachel sighed. “How do we plan on wiping out this deadly Obsidian and locating the Leaf?” I checked my watch. 03:27.

Then she saw the tree and stopped walking. It was the only thing in the entire garden that looked untouched. Not preserved or protected, untouched, as if time had simply made an editorial decision to pass around it. Its trunk was black as a sky with no stars in it, absolute and light-absorbing, and its leaves caught the garden's strange sourceless light and held it, each one glowing with a cold shimmer that was the most beautiful thing Eve had seen since the Dreamveil at full charge.

she cried desperately. She seemed to realize I would not agree, so she squatted and covered her face to sob loudly. When I turned around without hesitation and walked away, her malicious voice rang out behind me. "Luna Hill! Don't think that you've won just yet! You're so cold-blooded, you'll get what's coming to you!" I did not flinch. Karma was real, and I intended to be her karma this time.