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The same song that Marie’s been hearing from her dreams and nightmare, the symphony that keeps on reminding Farah that everything is not what it is, and that she is not this world’s hero, but only a piece from the other world. But for now, she needs to take care of the holder whose ability is like a black whole that will end everything quickly and, in a disaster, that no one of them would like to see and have. Yet, it isn’t a bit of a bother for HIM. “The song of death.” She calls, going down the stairs and looking at the vivid image of the death reaper playing the grand piano below. The death reaper that in all truth, is the current manifestation of God Scorpion.

Her fur silvered, her blade taller than I was, her pride older than the pack itself. She didn’t last an hour. The enemy came in waves. Endless and relentless. Soldiers wrapped in cursed ash, warlocks flanking them with fire and ice that painted the sky in screams. And beasts… gods help me, the beasts. Wolves not born of flesh, but built of bronze and bone, their howls powered by blood magic and hollow engines. One of them impaled the general through the stomach as she shielded a young soldier. I felt her death like a crack in the sky.

“Caius, Sloth, hold the line. Tyrel keep him anchored!” Zadkiel raised his sword of light; its shine cast halos on the blood-soaked ground. "You cannot win this war, Morningstar, for the Creator is gone. Heaven rules what remains." Lucifer’s eyes glowed twin crimson suns. “Then I’ll burn what remains to dust.” He lunged, their blades met, Heaven and Hell collided once more. The sky screamed. And the battlefield became a storm of broken light and burning shadow. Caius and Tyrel fought side by side; Pride and Love entwined as they killed the legions of Zadkiel who were with him.

Not for any reason, but I realised the death plague hades brought along wasn't gone yet, even though Hades was. Word Count : 751 Sing Of Choice : Dead to Life By Ecstatic Ft Krigarè Ask Your Questions :

In the seventh year of our marriage, my wife, Serena Clark, digs up my parents' urns and places them in front of me. Then she gives me two choices. "Either give your designs to Seth so he can enter the competition, or I'll scatter your parents' ashes into the sea," she says. Clutching the designs I've just finished, I swallow my pride and give in as tears burn in my eyes. The next day, a photo of Seth Johnson sitting on a yacht scattering ashes goes viral. Serena comments beneath the photo, "I'll give you everything I have and spoil you rotten." I stare at the urns in the corner of the photo, feeling my blood run cold. My deceased parents and I have become tools Serena uses to please S

"Here. Read for yourself." The notebook contained hand-copied passages from ancient supernatural texts. Most were fragmented, but one passage was complete: "In the time of great division, when moon's children war amongst themselves, there shall come the Eighth Born. Born of seventh power and hybrid blood, she will hold the power to unmake bonds, to reshape pack law, to break the chains of hierarchy. She is the Crimson Dawn, herald of either salvation or destruction. The choice lies in how she is raised, what she is taught, whether love or fear guides her power."

It was just as delicious, and once you took a sniff, you quickly became hooked and killed without realizing it. She glanced at them, a smirk stretching over her bow-shaped lips that seemed to have been colored with something bolder and darker than blood, and her eyes glittered with a predator's gleam. She watched them more like prey and pawns than her people. “All hail the Luna!” They fell to their knees and bowed until their foreheads touched the glossy black floor tiles at the thunderous and unrestrained order, hailing the powerful Luna. She watched them with thrill, and as she laughed, the esoteric and sinister sound reverberated throughout her royal chamber. After all, that was where the

I shrugged, “Why not? People are lining up.” “Yeah,” the guy shrugged in agreement. “Who do you think will win in this battle?” His question made me pause. Drawing from my father’s teachings, I recollected that every pack possessed distinct strengths. Some packs excelled in physical might, especially those closely connected to Lycans. Others were adept at using black magic, they often were hybrids of black witches and werewolves. Certain packs even boasted remarkable immunity to poisons.

I was Alpha King Xavier's personal Omega maid. I took care of his daily needs and tested his meals for poison. My monthly salary was a staggering fifty thousand dollars. That was until a new, young Omega maid was hired at the estate. When she found out about my pay, her eyes widened. "All she does is serve the Alpha his drinks, and she gets fifty thousand a month?" "I heard the King always rewards her with expensive jewelry and custom dresses. She has it so easy!" Early the very next morning, she couldn't wait to run to the Elder Luna and volunteer. "I want to personally serve the great Alpha King." "I only want twenty thousand dollars, and I'll definitely work harder than her." Lat

He wielded his Scepter of Death, and even more ghost soldiers appeared in the formation. These soldiers' eyes lit up with gray flames of death, charging towards Wilbur and the rest. A wave of deathly aura wafted over at once, shaking everyone to the core. This aura alone would be enough to kill a regular human being. Isabella's expression shifted. She channeled all the aura in her, trying to fight this deathly aura in her. Just then, Wilbur summoned his thunder cleaver, swinging it toward the incoming ghost soldiers.