Haures Demon 소설 & 이야기

That was a real set-up! My scouts were my people, my subjects, and of course that jerk didn’t touch them. And so, that was what they saw: a small demon, a grey-skinned, tailed creature, had been riding another demon. Then he had summoned an entire host of demons, and they went to slaughter the Tevarrian army. I could barely hold back curses, but still managed to get more details. Apparently, everything wasn’t as bad as it seemed. They had noticed Ak-kvir and I when we knocked out the sentries and had decided to follow us.

Our demon magic originates from Haures himself, so not having control over it would be catastrophic. What documented history there was on my demon side and history was very limited. When she contacted him about me, her father explained that 1500 years ago, our ancestors ruled over a small kingdom that was under constant attack. Eventually it got so bad, the kingdom was going to fall. So my however-many-great-great-grandfather summoned Haures to ask for his wife and unborn son's salvation. They received salvation but the price was his soul. Not much was said other than when his wife gave birth to his son, he was a demon-werewolf hybrid. The demon gene was only passed to the males, while any f

H drawled, whipping his fingers in liquid motions. “Of—of course, Prince Haien, ” the demon gulped hard before falling cleanly on the floor with its mutated scaly feet. Damn, no wonder the room smelled of ammonia. The low-class demon actually resides in a sewer-like river of Hell. “I can always give you the soul of this man.” H lazily closed his eyes and basked on the aroma of the fresh blood around him. “How about both? That would be better.” While lifting his hand higher, he opened his eyes and a rush of color changed the heterochromatic ones to a solid, glowing red.

Darius said, easily resisting my drugged struggles. The Demon closed his eyes and inhaled. “Their kind really are like catnip to us.” “She is half Demon, Hades, and will be easier to breed a child upon than her mother,” Darius said as I looked at the Demon who was examining me. Hades’ horns curved upward like a steer's, coming to sharp points. “Let me see her,” he said, reaching out for me.

Some demons live in hell while some stay on earth to spread sins and tempt humans. As deception is seen as a sin, only the demons are able to camouflage themselves among the humans, while the angels appear before humans in their truest form. As such, humans are able to tell who are the angels but not who the demons are. Only the more powerful angels who has the ability to perceive one's aura is able to identify the hiding demons. Humans have a murky mud and earthy colour to their aura. Demons have grey to black auras, depending on the level of their power. The extremities of humans' and demons' auras changes colour according to their emotions.

she asked very quietly. “Too far away to hear them properly,” Caiden said tersely. “I don’t think I’ve seen that demon before. He’s a high-ranking demon judging by the horns.” “Does he look scary?” Clara asked. The demon’s appearance technically didn’t matter as she wouldn’t be able to see him, but she wanted to know what they were up against. “You would most likely find him scary,” Caiden confirmed. “Ah.” Clara looked blankly out the window. Something must have happened for him to react.

The demon was still nervous and looked as if he would run at any moment. Demon started shaking his head no, "Not that prophecy, the other one." Doc jumped into the conversation all but yelling, "What other prophecy? Why do we not know about it?" Bob put a hand on Doc's shoulder to calm him so Demon would not run off. Demon gulped as he watched the men, "The other is as old as time. I do not know what it says. I do know that the young boy, the witches, and the twin moon goddesses, are part of it." I am just a lower demon, so I am not noticed when I am around and meeting or something is going on. Hades just listens to the other scream and yell, and then he agrees to whatever is asked. Although

“This time, I will burn you myself.” “No mercy,” I snapped. “You’ll beg, and I’ll still watch you turn to ash.” He laughed, deep and cruel. “Let’s see, shall we?” Hades raised his hand, summoning a massive presence. The flames dimmed for a second, and the air turned colder. His strongest assistant appeared—larger than Charon, darker than Thanatos. This demon fed on power. If he touched you, he drained you dry. “This is the end for you,” Hades said. “He will silence your foolish mouth.”

How could a spirit be tortured? Rose groaned as she rolled over onto her back, smoke seeming to rise from her singed body. The demon just cackled as he watched them, the noise sounding like boulders grating against each other. His body was a deep red, almost as if it had been dipped in blood. His eyes were almost as dark as his body, with no whites to be seen, almost as if they flowed from his body straight to the pupils. He had pointy ears and two small horns in the middle of his slick scalp. His teeth were just as yellowed as Baltabek's, and his fingers and toes were scrawny claws that resembled small talons from a twisted bird. He wore no clothing, and just like Baltabek, seemed to have n

Kyra looked out the window to see the demon that looked like a troll with green skin, wide mouths, palmy hands, and horns emerging from its foreheads. “A demon…” Kyra said. Tyler stared at the demon. That’s a kind of human-eating demon legend. It eats humans, not their spirit. “Can you see it?” Kyra asked. Tyler smirked. “Oh, sorry I forgot,” Kyra said. “I have to go to the demon...” Kyra quickly got out of the car and ran after the demon. Tyler chuckled. “Haist, I said we.” Tyler quickly turned the gear, and he followed Kyra.