Evil Leafy Novels & Stories

“Why don’t we skip all the theatrics and go straight to the point Eve, if there is something you want to tell me go ahead and say it but I must warn you, it won’t mean a thing.” “A hybrid is a creature that is part vampire and part wolf. But ion my own terms I like to call them an abomination.” “No less better than the witch creature you are trying to create” I spat. Eve turned to face me and from her cloak she pulled out something pale and as I set my eyes on it I felt like my mouth had been stuffed full of sawdust. “From you expression you must know what I’m carrying. All I need to do is stick this into your body anywhere I choose and you’re done for.

Just when I’m still in the trance, suddenly hurried footsteps approach us from behind and then the next second I’m pulled away from Eason’s arms by a strong force. Long nails dig into my flesh. I spin my head to find Valerie glaring down at me infuriated. Her face is twisted with anger as she barks at us: “What the hell are you doing?!” I shake off her iron grip and roll my eyes at Eason. “You want to take this one?” Honestly, I don’t know what Eason is doing either. Eason raises his brows slightly his face indifferent. “What’s the matter?” “You asking me? You are my date for god’s sake! Where were you a minute ago and why are you suddenly dancing with this pathetic little sl—”

It was creeping toward Alizeh. Alizeh's anger turned to fear. There was nothing that could be done but watch as the ivy slowly crept up her leg. Unsure what to do, she knew how this would end. Alizeh was certain she would die. As she accepted the inevitable, a sense of peace washed over her.

Agarez led her to a bluff, a place of high ground and relative safety, with deep, dense forest below. As if tasting the tantalizing aroma of fresh food brought to their doorsteps in person, the entire forest opened its hideous mouth and bared its fangs as if the dreaded beast was hungry. Evelyn saw one bright flower after another bloom on the bare ground below the cliff, the flowers emitting a strange and enchanting odor, and soon the dense forest was filled with a lavender mist. As if they had self-awareness, the dark flesh-eating trees slowly approached Evelyn and Agarez, spreading their withered branches like old men.

I watch Lana as she happily hums while she prepares the ingredients for this special dish as to what she calls it. I don’t know but all the ingredients she has collected are leaves and some black berries in a size of cherries if it in our world world. I think that is like the counter part of pepper. I tried tasting it and… my gosh! It’s way too spicy and bitter. “Lana, can you tell me everything about Evetora while you’re at that?” I ask her bored as I play with the fruit I have taken from the basket that has this yellow and green color in a shape and size of an apple.

“No Eve that’s not it.” “I said don’t lie to me! You come here with your stupid smile, and your stupid face and think you can destroy everything I’ve built?” “Eve you’re drunk, you don’t know what you’re saying!” Eve’s eyes suddenly glowed a dangerous yellow and her claws elongated instantly. “I said DON’T FUCKING LIE TO ME!” Eve yelled as she lunged against Sera, but sera dodged quickly though she managed to get a little cut on her arm that healed instantly.

“Duelist Ra’ventrii is the winner! She has confirmed the 69th Seed of the Fourth Tier! Amazing! Who knew she would be able to climb this high?! Definitely not the ones holding all those colorfully-worded signs, that’s for sure!” ~ Some time later, Eva stepped out into the streets beyond the Viper Pit. She didn’t bother to take off her armor, but instead threw a black robe loosely over her body, and kept her helmet retracted. She took a good long inhale, then breathed it back out happily. “I love this smell,” she said. “You hated it not long ago,” replied Alevos. He, along with the rest of Team Ra’ventrii walked up beside her. They too wore jovial smiles. They had earned a great deal and had

The roof was constructed of winding, twirling leaves, and death’s ivy – its flowers beginning to close as the sun danced across the distant horizon – climbing up its walls. If she hadn’t been so desperately working through the fog clouding her mind, focusing so intently on her seemingly impossible escape, Lily would have thought that Oakhame was the most beautiful place she had ever seen. “What did Heleddri mean?” she asked, once Efaffion had reached the platform and stood beside her. Her body longed to be comforted by the familiar presence of her dad; it took a great deal of her energy to remember that this was an eleve, a creature not to be trusted.

CHAPTER 27 As you brave your way in this evil forest, you must stay alert. Keep your eyes open for the signs that others do not see. You will likely become lost, and doubtless you will find yourself getting deeper into the secluded parts of this evil haunted forest, a forest with all kinds of ghosts, black sucking creatures, they are all hungry, hungry and angry for revenge. Hungry for your fresh brain, yes, hungry for your warm blood, soft tissues from your body, but take heart, as this is only bringing you closer to your goal.

Aradan crept on all fours like a bewildered beast, and he was blind and ill from the terror. As the blade was drawn, it sounded. 'Do what you want, evils; but if it's possible, I'll stop you.’ Said Charlotte. But a gigantic Lycan standing in the distance. “The evils will fade away, and people will be terrified to approach them. Evils are situations in your life that are incongruent. Afflictions that have followed you around like a shadow are known as evils. Anything that isn't part of your natural destiny is evil. Evil loads, demonic attachments, and superfluous luggage are all examples of evils…” she said as she rose.