Evil Show Novels & Stories

he said, stepping back, as if the spot where he stood suddenly ignited in fire. “Why don’t you join us?” I offered. Evan has met none of my friends and this will be a good start. Nate chuckled, “I don’t want to be the third wheel.” “Cali.” Evan’s voice made my head snap. The shoulder immobilizer is present in his left arm, but it didn’t make him any less gorgeous in his all black attire. My boyfriend’s sun kissed hair brushed back to perfection, but the look on his honey eyes sent shivers down my spine.

“Ready when you are.” She slotted the drive. Lines of code unfolded in white rain across the monitor. Then, suddenly, a flicker, static shaping into Kane Albright’s tired, unshaven face. “If you’re seeing this, I’m either gone or too far under to surface. Elias isn’t your enemy, Evy. He built the cage to keep worse wolves out. You’ll know it when the mirrors turn on you. Trust the pattern, not the noise.” The feed glitched halfway through his final sentence, freezing on his half‑smile before fading.

Wellis shook his head, "Based on what I know, the evil beasts are only capable of killing. They aren't capable of thought!" That caused everyone to be even more shocked. If they did not have any intelligence, then why did so many evil beasts suddenly appear?! Furthermore, Wellis had said that evil beasts were just a generic term. They did not have the same appearance or abilities.

"Your essence? I thought you wanted your son to live?" "He has already been released!" The voice held a sinister laugh behind his words. "Katherine, don't be a fool. This is pure evil that wants to destroy our world." Elizabeth tried to beg me to do what she saw as the right path. The world isn't simply divided into good and bad or right and wrong, though. Evil, as we perceive it, is merely the absence of good, much like darkness is the absence of light. Within me, there exists no inherent goodness, light, or kindness, only a drive for self-preservation and a thirst for power to ensure that no one ever stands in my path again.

Chapter 48: A Dance with Chaos Evie's voice, though shaky, echoed with a newfound defiance. "We fight," she declared, raising her staff. Liam and Xal'dar stood beside her, their faces grim but determined. The Devourer loomed closer, its gargantuan form dwarfing them. Its red eyes burned with a hunger that seemed to consume the very air around them. Panic warred with a desperate hope within Evie. The faint flicker of chaotic energy she felt within her was a gamble, a sliver of a chance against an overwhelming force. But it was all they had.

He was staring at each Elder in the room. Whatever sick game he was playing at, I wanted no party of it. I turned on my heels and raced out of the meeting hall. I didn't dare to stop until I was in the confine of my home. I clicked the lock in place, heaving heavily to warm my breaths. Alpha Zevansh has always been rumored to be the devil’s incarnate. Heck, he had shown me just how ruthless he could be during our short encounters. But to slowly snuff the life out of a woman was the highest form of torture I could think of.

“Shit! Damn you! Get this and go to hell you!” Janice Valeria emitted a kind of immensely shiny and vastly bright pink light from her right hand. Instantly, she directed that pink light towards Evania. Evania rolled leftwards and rightwards. The pink light carried on following her. Evania jumped upwards; the pink light still kept on following her. Finally giving up, Evania could solely close her eyes tightly. She realized that her blue supernatural power was still much weaker compared with Janice Valeria’s pink supernatural power. Therefore, there wasn’t a great deal which she could do.

he said. Blue was stunned. “This… could be possible.” He honestly said. Reyan nodded in agreement. “Hierro would also answer this, too.” he said. “We have to observe the others and see if they would behave strangely.” He sighed. “Yes.” Blue agreed. “But, Reyan… What do you mean by me falling into evil?” he asked, feeling puzzled by what Reyan said. “It is as what it meant.” Reyan answered. “That you might fall into evil.” He told Blue.

He wondered aloud, "Is this what happens? they get old and are forced back into society with makeshift families?" “I am one of the lucky few,” the elderly mom replied, smiling at his question. " The majority of the Necessary Evils die before they reach their forties. This is not a respectable title. We commit heinous acts and refuse to stop. It is our fate to become a Necessary Evil, no matter how much we try to avoid it or fight it,” “But, we kill evil people in this world? Isn't that the right thing to do?” Nelanian inquired. The old guy stared at him for a long time before realising that his memory had been erased.

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.