Evil Prevails Novels & Stories

Lilith continued, the chains around her snapping one by one. “Whether her mate rejected her or not, she was bound to lose everything in the end—her friends, her love, her home. Now she’ll forever wander the new world I will bring alone until she’s consumed by my infinite darkness…” she concluded. “The power I used to bind you here might not be enough anymore, but I assure you, you will lose. The power of good will always triumph over evil." Eva’s voice sounded softly. Lilith laughed as the last chain broke. “Until good has enough power to triumph over evil, sit back and watch as I turn the world you love so much into a living nightmare for your creations,” she said, floating away slowly.

"His thirst for revenge became the only thing he lived for, and his evil side overwhelmed the good and took over his soul so much that he is now evil to the very core of his soul. "Because evil is powerful and fearful, this makes them more powerful and fearful too, but this scenario happens only rarely. Elliott is only the second that we know about in our history. He is now evil as evil dominates his soul and his heart is stone cold." Alisa gasped. That did not seem like the Elliott she knew.

The silence was thick as everyone looked at my father in shock. Eva will be a strong Alpha. She proved that today by taking out the three vampires who had been spreading false rumors about her. They did that because they planned to take over the pack. They felt that since she had very little training, she would be easy to beat. Before you think that Shane could have beaten them, you're wrong. They were actually waiting for him to take over the pack before challenging him for the Alpha spot. They thought she would be easily beaten, but learned the hard way that they were wrong. So, you can stop judging her, you know yourself that you cannot keep pack members like that in your pack. They would

Before I could say anything Eva piped in, “Can’t we prevent the war? War always leads to destruction…” “Do you want to say that there is no destruction at present?” Eva hung her head and said, “I am so sorry. If I didn’t want revenge so badly, I wouldn’t have performed the ritual and…” “It is all destiny, Eva… It is all written. You can’t change it. If you hadn’t performed the ritual, someone else would have. The consequences would have been worse if it was performed with evil intention.” “Hmmm…” I said nodding my head. What he said made sense. Someone would try to bring vampires back at some point in time.

"You did well to stand up to Reed's cruel reign but the result killed what could have been a source of hope, but now you have to face the real destiny that was set out for you." "What is this great evil and if this evil you speak of is drawing close isn't there a way to stop it before further damage is done?" The dark shadow, the deaths, and the rifts in the clans were all the work of the impending evil. The quest for power was a poison in the minds of the weakest minds but it was just about time before it would move to the next phase. Vale paused for a second before he uttered another word, the answer to Vale's questions weighed heavy on his lips as the consequences would be great.

“The immortal souls of the damned are alive within you, Hell child, and it seems you’ve chosen your champion.” “What do mean, her champion?” Evan asked, curiosity leaking through the desperate ferocity in his voice. “For the apocalypse,” she scoffed, as though it was obvious. “Lucifer tempted Eve to his side during the first era’s reckoning, and it would seem that his daughter has chosen you.” “I met Evan on campus, I didn’t know—” “The end is coming, Hell child. What you thought you knew is of little consequence.” Her voice unified into one, so much softer than before, but infinitely more shattering until it was all I could hear. “Events have already been set into motion.”

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.

Within minutes, we were overrun. Hammer went down. Victoria took a round to the shoulder. Albert was beaten nearly unconscious protecting me. One by one, the Vipers fell until only I remained standing, surrounded by enemies and the bodies of people who died for my pride. The lead node approached. Removed his helmet. Derek's face, scarred but alive, networked consciousness behind his eyes. "It is over, Eva. You lost. Everyone lost. X wins. Evolution wins. The future wins." Derek raised his weapon. "Any last words before motorcycle clubs officially become extinct?"

I was the only one still looking like I wanted to scream. “Everyone here came the same way you did,” Nova whispered beside me. “We all fell. We all woke up. Some call it hell. I call it the Game.” “Why are we even here?” I hissed. Before He could answer, that same cold robotic voice filled the air again. “Welcome, participants, to Erevos System – Zone 1 . This is your new reality. You have been selected based on your choices, sins, and survival potential.” I felt my stomach churn.

Silence on the line for a beat. Then Father again, calmer but still edged. “We’ll discuss this in person. Soon. The pack is restless. Fix the fallout.” The call ended. I stared at the dark screen, jaw tight. They didn’t understand. None of them did. Eve was mine—had been for longer than any of them knew. And I’d protect her, consequences be damned. Even if it meant the whole world saw the blood on my hands. The phone rang again only minutes after the first call ended, the screen lighting up with Father’s name once more. I answered on the second ring, irritation already flaring.