Hades Epilogue Novels & Stories

The sounds of snarling and snapping quickly filled the air as Hades and Legion fought, the earth shuddering as two great forces came together in a flurry of teeth and claws. Despite being poisoned, Daniel’s wolf, Hades, was giving a good fight and got a few good swipes in but Legion had the advantage of being sober and took each hit in his stride. He was able to overpower Hades, pinning the giant black wolf to the floor so he was forced to shift back into Daniel’s form to get any leverage. It was exactly what Legion wanted and took the shove to his ribcage in his stride. As he landed, he shifted, Kade’s hands grabbing the large rusted chains hanging from the beams above. He had enough time t

In the fifth carriage is Duke Tanwen Ironhaven, Duchess Admani Ferrum Ironhaven, Lady Celosia Ironhaven, and Lady Ember Ironhaven, all descendants of Hephaestus from Ironhaven City, patron city of Hephaestus they oversees the Ironridge Province, which specializes in blacksmithing In the sixth carriage are Duke Fesorr Deathfall, Duchess Rumera Mors Deathfall, and Lord Rhanos Deathfall, all descendants of Hades from Deathfall City patron city of Hades. They oversee the Morte Province, and all funerals are held in Hades' temples located in Morte Province

Hades's absence sends a chill down my spine. The turmoil reaches its peak. And then, just as abruptly, the lights blaze back to life. The room freezes. Everyone's frantic escape attempts halt. My gaze sweeps the room. My kids are nowhere to be seen. Enora is gone. Hades stands behind Denzel, his razor-sharp claw pressed against the monster's throat. Their eyes lock in a silent, deadly challenge. Hades's gaze meets mine. Without uttering a word, he conveys a reassuring message telepathically.

he whispered, his voice filled with awe. Ava leaned against him, her body trembling with exhaustion. “It’s not over yet.” Hayden’s arms tightened around her. “No. But we’re one step closer.” As they sat there, holding each other in the heart of the Underworld, Ava couldn’t shake the feeling that something had shifted—not just in the realm around them, but between them as well. They had faced the darkness together, and in doing so, they had found something stronger than the fear that had once kept them apart.

Lisha stirred at my feet and slowly pulled herself up; she took one look at Allana and said, “It's time for you to go.” It started with small pebbles falling from the hill, then larger stones and boulders; Allana’s screams echoed in the darkness as we ran to the lower ground below. Everyone stood frozen, watching as the mountainside collapsed into itself; when the dust cleared, there was nothing left, no burial ground, no spirits, no Allana, and no Lisha beside me. I slowly raised my head, shielding my eyes from the dust settling in the air, and spotted Lisha approaching Belladonna. I couldn't hear their conversation, but my heart skipped a beat when Belladonna lowered her head and kissed Li

Selene says with a smile and then disappears. “Bye,” Hades says and disappears into the shadows. One by one, the Gods and Goddesses return to Olympus. “Come, let us tend to the dead and then enjoy the rest of our time on Earth,” Max says as he takes my hand. “One month, and then we have an eternity together.”

"Very soon the pill won't be able to control the Blood Hatred, It will no longer be about losing control. It is about Hating each other, with solution that one of them have to die. I want to know when the time reach, would you guys still be able to fall in love peacefully as you are doing. When you meet her remember to wake me up" White Arc finished his speech and went to sleep. I sat on the bed and took a deep breath as my surging heart finally calmed down. I cocked my head and looked at the table side. Her wrist watch that she left behind still lay there.

I nodded. “What do you mean? What destiny? What happened?” Melite questioned. “Hades greeted me after my death. He has given me two days to live again as for my destiny. He worded it like a prophecy. Sixteen maidens fair, brought across the Sea to their end. Embraced by the star. Sixteen mothers fair, scattered to the world to raise their heirs. With each new life, a new hope for a new race bloom.” I repeated the prophecy.

Hades concluded, smirking at me as he continue the staring contest with my grandma. “A day and a half,” Aphrodite whispered and I watched as Hades’ lips thinned at the offer, nodding. He released his hold at Caelum before he fades into the night, the spot next to me shimmering as Aphrodite followed his example, leaving me cold and confused.

Nothing of that sort happened. "We will announce your trophy after this competition." "Thank you" I gushed, a broad smile stretched across my lips. I proved myself to these demons. My eyes searched for Lukas to tell him the good news when I realised that he left earlier. As I looked at the empty chair beside Persephone I frowned. Hades was missing as well. I nudged at her, "Where is Hades?" "His brother is going back to Mount Olympus, so he's seeing him off."