Hollow Knight Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“You’re afraid.” “Yes,” I said. “Of losing you.” Her mouth softened for a moment, but then she pulled away. “You won’t lose me, Kira. Not if you stand with me.” And then she was gone, swallowed by the shadows of the caves. I sat there for a long time after, listening to the wind. My chest hurt with a kind of pain that had no shape. I wanted to cry, but the tears wouldn’t come. Days passed. The Hollow grew busier. Warriors trained at dawn. The smell of oil and smoke filled the air again. I helped pack supplies, pretending not to hear their plans. Every word felt like a knife turning in me.

“Then let me wait at the edge. Let me be close.” I nodded. “You can come that far. But after that, I go alone.” His arms wrapped around me so tightly I almost broke. For a moment, I didn’t feel like Quinn the Luna. I was just a woman in love with a man, scared for her unborn child, scared of the world, scared of what was coming. “I’ll come back,” I whispered against his chest. “You’d better.” The road to the Hollow was not marked on any map. It was known only by the oldest bloodlines. Even then, it was not a road you walked. It was a path that found you, only if you had the right soul.

] Knight shouted in horror, charging over to take control, but before he could knock Rain over, he realized Rain didn't hurt Frost, but just pinned Frost on the ground like a cat mom dealing with a kitten throwing a tantrum. [What kind of a monster do you take me?] Rain shot a resigned glance at Knight. [The kind that doesn't share their plan with their human counterpart!] Knight rolled his eyes, [You scared me!] Frost burst out a whimper, pinned by Rain before he finally calmed down, his pupil turned back to its normal color. [Knight?] Raven murmured in an unsure tone, [Where are we?] [Far far away from home where dark fairy tales happen!] Knight let out a chuckle, finally relaxed, [You stu

I cradle her with one hand, smoothing my thumb up her back to soothe her. “Ronan and Magnus,” I murmur. “They’re merging the Hollowbane and Duskfang packs.” It’s only half the truth. I know what’s really coming. Cain’s going to stir the hornet’s nest. The rogue will confess. Astrid’s name will come up. Chaos is waiting—but I don’t speak it into existence. Not here. Not now. She looks at me. “You’re supposed to be there.” I smirk, rolling my hips slowly beneath her, grinding into her just the way she likes.

I whispered, realization tasting like smoke. He nodded. “The first.” His eyes gleamed. “The one your covenants built cages for because they couldn’t kill me without waking what they feared.” He glanced at Dax. “And you, Ashthorne… still playing guard dog?” Dax didn’t blink. “She’s not yours.” The Hollow King’s eyes softened in a way that felt like being measured from the inside. “No,” he agreed. “She’s mine.” Kieran took a slow step forward. The mate bond yanked hard, brutal, demanding I answer it. My ribs felt like they were being pulled open.

Across the cavern, Auren fought alone, his sword flashing silver against waves of dark energy as the Hollow King pressed him backward. "You always were stubborn," the Hollow King said with a mocking smile. "You still believe redemption is possible." Auren wiped blood from the corner of his mouth. "I know it is." The Hollow King's expression hardened. "You abandoned your throne for them." "I abandoned a monster." For the first time, genuine anger crossed the Hollow King's face. Darkness exploded from his body and the force hurled Auren across the cavern. He crashed into a stone pillar, which shattered beneath the impact. "Auren!" Diana cried and rushed to his side while Kael charged without h

Genie started, tilting her head slightly as I sat up a little further, tucking my legs under myself as I got more comfy for this conversation. "To be fair, it is Xavier Knight. Does he really need to leave much of a mark to make a claim? Cause if I remember correctly, I'm almost positive that the whole student body is absolutely terrified of him." I retorted, and they both giggled at me. The last thing I needed was for them to figure out it was actually something far different than what they thought it was.

The woman who was the sister of Queen Tala and the woman my best friend had fallen in love with and chosen to be his mate. The idea that they may still want each other didn’t sit well with me, but in the grand scheme of what was going on that was, or should be, the least of my worries. Get her back and deal with the shit once she is safe. I tell myself. I push myself, calling on all the power I was gifted as a knight. Tapping into that hybrid strength and speed to propel myself faster. It seems like hours, and it probably was, by the time we reached the border of Golden Circle.

"But if you go any closer, you won’t be able to save him—or yourself." He was correct. I felt as though I might be pulled into the abyss by the force of the rift. Despite Killian's best efforts to yank me away, I felt as though a piece of me had already been lost in the devastation since my heart was still with my baby. I looked back at the youngster, but he had moved so far away. The environment around me was growing increasingly unstable, and the gap between us appeared to go on forever. I could see the Hollow World starting to die because his rage had torn away the very fabric of this world.

The relic blade trembled in her grasp, still pulsing with the energy of a forgotten age. Ethan knelt beside her, drenched in sweat and shadows. The Hollow’s influence had not retreated entirely. It simmered beneath his skin, veins flickering with both molten gold and inky black. His chest heaved with labored breaths as if every inhale was a battle between who he was and what the Hollow wanted him to become. "Kaela..." His voice cracked. The sound was human. Fragile. Hers. She turned to him, brushing a hand over his cheek. "You're still here."