Gwen Stacy Venom Novels & Stories

Hope. “I don’t know what this means for us, Vito,” she admitted, her voice trembling. “I’m scared of what could happen.” “Fear is part of it,” I replied softly, brushing a thumb along her cheek. “But you have to trust your instincts. You feel this, don’t you? What we have is real. I can show you a world where you won’t just survive; you’ll thrive.” She hesitated, biting her lip, and I could see the war raging within her.

When Gwen is a distance away, Ivar tosses me the key to Bowen's lock and hastens away while I frantically struggle to unlock it. I realize too late it's the wrong key. When Bowen tenses up beside me, I look up and freeze. All around Hunters snap down their masks and a shrill command rings out, "Fire!" An explosion. Choking smoke. Then total black-out. __ Author's note: So, um.... Yeah. Gwen's villain arc begins from here.

"She's fine. The gown is designed with a thermal resistor that regulates heat, so she is fairly warm in it, isn't that right, Vinca?" Vinca smiled and nodded, causing streaks of anger to course through Shanice's veins. "This bitch, just wait till I find a way of dealing with you" she was seething! "Frost, it's so good to see you. How have you been?" He turned at the voice to see Mr. V and next to him, the last person on earth that he wanted to meet, his aura turning cold suddenly. Vinca found her hand harshly squeezed and almost winced in pain.

Grey that is the color of dreams, the color of nightmares. My nightmares mantled me like a thorny cloak, like an adamant bloodstain- they were constant. I did leave those monsters 22 years ago, but, the scars they gave me- it never left my mind. I had demons, so many of them, haunting me, nagging me. My traumas were constant, reveling in my misery. My eyes wandered to a void as I felt this weird hollowness in my chest, a feeling that had been with me since forever.

"Please listen to me. Those beings are truly... idiotic. Just calm down and follow my instructions. Trust me." The green being infront of her started to grunt. It spoke of something she couldn't understand. ❇❇❇ The orc had just finished swooping down the last soul from the gas station. He and his comrade, Schnek were incharge of this whole area. As he was about to walk forward, he saw a figure slumping down a few steps away from him. "A normal!" "Lucky me," he thought as he licked his lip. "Another soul added to my capsule."

“You didn’t do anything. It’s just it is that bastard who kills almost anyone.” She wrapped me in her presence. I’ve been longing for this feeling. Gwen is the only female friend I have in this town. I don’t know if I can treat Stacy and other women the same. Gwen listens. It’s just we rarely see each other because she’s working at their store. “I hate how he ruins my life. Our life. That day could’ve been a perfect day with Gelo. That day supposedly be our day. Then he showed up. When he didn’t get anything, he’ll hurt me. He killed Gelo’s father!”

I shook her reaction off, wanting to know more about Lily and the venom now that she was here. Gwen was a witch, and over the years I had made some pretty good connections with the witches from her coven that they had agreed to come help us out. I had hoped she'd be able to help us figure out a way to find a cure but she had said that she couldn't. However, I was hoping she'd be able to tell me something about the venom itself, anything that would help us find a cure. I opened my mouth to do the same but then realised that Ivy was still here. I couldn't quite talk about all this in front of her, it'd raise too many questions in her mind and she was better off without all this burdening her.

“You did this.” “No,” Gwen said. “Rowan’s using me. He’s using my blood.” “What do you mean?” I asked. Gwen looked down, trembling. “He bound me to the veil. My pulse keeps it open. If I stop—” “It closes,” I finished. “Yes. But if it closes while I’m bound…” She didn’t need to say more. The energy would rip her apart. “Why come here?” Fiona demanded. “Because he’s coming,” Gwen said. “He sent his shadows first.”

"That Edward, he's nothing but a homewrecker, stole my wedding right from under me! If he hadn't gotten in the way, we'd be back together by now!" I could not help but roll my eyes at his pathetic attempt. "Say one more thing about my husband, and you can kiss your life in Luminous City goodbye." Seeing I meant business, Trevin changed his tune. Tears poured down his cheeks as he wailed about how unfairly he had been treated. "Yara, you have no idea. Wren's a monster… she's not even human. She torments me every single night until I can't even recognize myself!"