Hades Marvel Novels & Stories

I had a faint idea what I wouldn’t like what I would hear next and true to what I thought, Chad added; “This girl… who is she?” The tingling sensation I felt trailing up my face was enough to let me know that I was blushing fiercely. I had no idea why he was so head bent on knowing who I was. I didn’t even have enough time to ponder over it because Hades turned around then. He took just one glance at me before he shook his head and looked away. “She’s Hailey, a slave I bought earlier today… and the enemy’s daughter.” “But she’s our mate.” Trent added, looking at me.

After I die, I save Hades' pet. To thank me, he plans to bring me back to life. However, I refuse with a smile. He is stunned for a moment, then asks in confusion, "So many people want to live, so why do you refuse instead?" I give him a bitter smile. "Maybe it's because being alive is a fate worse than death." He doesn't believe it, and his tone turns unfriendly. "Don't think I don't know that your parents are famously known for loving their daughter. They even make the news because of how much they love you." I crouch there without speaking. It's indeed true that they've made the news for loving their daughter, but that is all an act. The truth is, the only one they've ever really lo

“I will join you. But know this, Ares. If you betray me, you will suffer the consequences.” Ares smiled, feeling a rush of excitement and power. “I would never dream of betraying you, Hades,” He said. “Together, we will take over the world, we will be unstoppable.”

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

Dad nodded briskly and sent the command to my team through the mind link. As I moved away, my gaze flickered toward Hades. He stood with his new companion—a woman with striking silver hair and deep blue eyes. She was beautiful, effortlessly elegant. A sharp contrast to me. Hades wasn’t alone. He was surrounded by familiar faces—the future heirs of the strongest packs. His classmates.

Flipping mad, Hades shouted in rage. Hades was the nephew of Cronus. He was slapped by Kaze and then beaten by Miru. His face was bruised and battered. Smack! Miru hit him across the face again before walking away. “Hank, break everything in Orange Light Hotel. “Remember this, Hades. I wreck your place and your face. You should come at me if you want revenge.” She uttered and took off without looking back.

in fear. Hades started to whirl a fire around Mark. “I am Hades, and you dared tried to kill my destined bride!” he said with his eyes pure black with fury. “I accept your burnt sacrifice as your packs atonement for this fool trying to kill what is mine.” He said as he flames engulfed Mark. The flames move of their own accord. Marks family was ripped away from the dungeons to Sheamus’s shock. His sister, father and mother screamed as the flames melted their bodies, burning them alive. A portal to the underworld opened and sucked all of them in. Hades walked towards me, kissed me on the neck, he caressed my personal tattoo that showed I was destined for him as well as Sheamus’s mark. “I offe

Lynara clearly didn't respect him at all! After hearing what Hades said, Lynara hurriedly bowed in fear. Compared to Marsh, who was seeing Hades for the first time, Lynara had a clearer idea of what Hades was capable of. Hades had been in the area for around seven years, and from what Lynara knew, he had also killed at least seven people so far. Hades was a cruel man who was way out of Lynara's leagues. After all, the latter was just a minor thug.

Hades and Persephone. That was how Hades kidnapped Persephone, the goddess of spring. The famous myth that almost everyone knows. Truly scary at first but it was all out of love, right? Right. However, what Hades did was wrong. Like some people say, there had been consequences for his actions. Deadly consequences. But this was just a legend. Something people really didn't believe in. And why would they? Places like Underworld surely did not exist. Hades did not exist. Neither did Persephone. Nobody knew where a person went after dying. Some believed in afterlife, some didn't.

There was regret in his eyes so evident that it rang out in words. "Rain, you ask if I wanted it to be the only way out." "No!" I knew by one look at those scared eyes that I was in denial, but I was afraid it would crush me and choose to look away from the gaze that scratched ones heartstrings in a song of melancholy. "So why doesn't Hades affect me?" Noticing how I neither accept to agree or disagree, he replies with a calmer tone. "Lord Hades being the God of the underworld gives him power over death and the afterlife thus creating a state of balance. It is similar to how the gods residing in Olympus are closer to life.