Gabriel Inferno Part 2 Full Movie Novels & Stories

The woman walks to the mirror in the room and says, ''She is ready. 5 minutes later Gabriel walks in. His eyes go over my body and dwell a bit longer on my breasts. His gaze seems full of approval at first until he notices the blue spots from where the woman kicked me. He looks at her furious ''Are you out of your mind spoiling the sacrifice?'' I feel my throat close up and think, ''The sacrifice? I am in deep trouble.'' Lightning starts to erupt from Gabriel's fingers, and he looks the woman in her eyes, ''Get out before I kill you.''

Gramson nodded lightly and walked out. As soon as Gramson left, Gabriel snapped his finger and lit all the candles in the room, and even the fireplace caught fire. Just then, something came to Gabriel's mind that after jumping from the cliff that night, something touched him in the river and has since become a big eye mark on his neck. At first, the mark was red, but now it has turned pitch black. ***************

Neither do I have a clue where he would be nor I had time to look for him. So I went to Gabriel's room instead to extract information about his plan. I have to stop him. I disabled all the cameras on the way and found his room was on the second last floor. I found it but it was guarded by demons. Not to worry, I snapped them off and picked the lock. It was dark and I remained dark, and used a small flame to make the room visible to my eyes.

However, Gio seemed unaffected by his pleas and continued his actions without remorse. Gabriel’s cries fell on deaf ears as Gio showed no signs of stopping until blood was drawn. He could do nothing but cry and beg for mercy, but Gio’s actions left him feeling degraded and helpless. Despite receiving multiple injections, Gabriel was unable to fight back, his vision blurring as he caught a glimpse of Trixie’s sinister grin, knowing that no help would come his way. He raised his hand and weakly pointed at Trixie. “H-he’s c-coming…” he whispered, noticing the anger in Trixie’s eyes as she approached him.

“Bring me the dirt.” One of the rats raised his hand. “Sir.” Gabriel’s lips curled. “Talk.” The rat cleared his throat, pushing his glasses up. “It’s worse than we thought.” Gabriel leaned forward. “I’m listening.” The rat clicked a few keys. The giant screen lit up. Pictures. Videos. Emails. Chats. It was a gallery of filth. Gabriel whistled low. “Well, well, well.” The first video played. Lulu on a yacht.

Flames burst through broken walls while metal support beams snapped apart around them. Ava fell through darkness. Weightless. Helpless. Screaming. Hands reached for her through the smoke. Someone caught her wrist. For one desperate second she thought it was Luca Then she saw black veins beneath pale skin. Gabriel. Gabriel Cross held onto her tightly while chunks of burning concrete crashed around them. His grip never slipped. Never shook. Even falling through chaos He looked calm. “Ava!” Luca’s voice echoed somewhere above her. Then disappeared beneath the roar of collapsing steel.

"Remind me never to complain about her cooking ever again." Julian pushed himself up from the debris, wiping a line of dark blood from his lip. His eyes, fixed on Gina's glowing form, weren't filled with fear—they were filled with a terrifying, twisted ecstasy. "Yes... that's it. That's the power Mother promised us. Look at how beautifully it burns." "Get away from her!" Gabriel roared. With Julian’s shadow barrier temporarily weakened by Gina’s blast, Gabriel closed the distance. His fist connected with Julian’s jaw with a sickening crunch, sending the hunter crashing through the shattered window, tumbling down into the rocky cliffs below.

Marcel groans in pain and struggles to remove the vampire. Her blond hair falls on his face and rubs his lips. He throws her off and continues his spell. She hisses and attacks the older vampire. He catches her and throws her into the wall of burning corpses. Marcel chants his spell loudly as the flames engulf the wall. Gabriel screams in pain as voices scream into his ears. Unknown words echo through his ears and torture his mind. Samuel begins to get a hold of himself. He groans as he struggles to his feet.

“Dad, help! Help!” Mica Simpson screamed as she looked at the Fire Tower of the Universe overhead. It was still descending with rising temperature, and it was about to envelop them. Gabriel’s eyes were filled with a burst of anger as he did not expect that Alex would be able to briefly escape from the range of the Tower of God’s envelope and even kidnap his daughter. Seeing his biological daughter suffering such a treatment, he had ants in his pants. “Stop! All of you, stop! Don’t hurt my daughter...”

“Show her.” My breath hitched. “Show me what?” I whispered. Gabriel hesitated. Just for a second. Then he lowered the bag he had been holding onto the concrete floor and unzipped it. A slim laptop slid out into his hands. He moved with a kind of careful focus adjusting his glasses up his nose. He opened the screen. I stood there, frozen, as his fingers flew across the keyboard. It wasn’t anything I could recognize. Lines of code. A dark interface. Small windows opening and closing too fast for my eyes to follow. Then a video file appeared.