Hylians Zelda Novels & Stories

I started walking toward the kitchen when the front door opened slowly. Gasping I took a deep breath and quickly realized it wasn’t Groban, I immediately looked down at the floor as I tensed my body. I was too scared to look up at whomever was standing at the front door, if they saw my eyes it would be over for me, the brothers clan hated hybrids way too much.

"Repeat that." "Oh, you're going to be all growly now?" Elias sneered. "Where was that blaze when I was dragging your bleeding body out of a gravehowler's mouth?" "Right where it was supposed to be!" I shoved him. Mistake. He lunged in fast, faster than I expected him to. Then he grabbed me by the collar and slammed me into the charred trunk. My shoulder shrieked with rage. "You think you're hard stuff," he spat. "But you don't even know half of what's inside you. Not half.".

I definitely felt different in many ways both physical and non-physical but, as far as knowing what a hybrid was, I had no clue, I had never ever met another single hybrid after my parents death when I was four. “Well Laya, that’s the exact problem we’re facing,” She said turning her attention back toward the class, “Hybrids have been around for centuries yet we still know very little about them, we know they heal faster than humans, we know they have capabilities they choose to hide from us, but it’s what’s inside of the blood they carry that really has us confused,” Frowning I just kept my eyes down, not daring to look up at the angry eyes of the other children, all except for Jake that wa

My eyes caught sight of Niylah directing elements against the rogues, unyielding in her courage. “Now is our chance!” I called Liam, urging him to capitalize on Hilda’s faltering army. He nodded in agreement, determination etched upon his brow. ************** Niylah’s POV I could feel the energy of the earth surging beneath me as we continued our combined assault. The urgency drove me, pushing me to channel the elements more fiercely. The ground rippled, uprooting the very essence of the land. I saw Hilda, the fire in her eyes dimming. Desperation fueling her fury. And yet, even in her state, I couldn't ignore that there was a world where we could mend what was broken.

I screamed as I immediately stood back up but Iago dragged me back down. "Bow, Alpha Lucian," he said again and this time, it sounded like he was being mind controlled to say all of these. "Listen to your beta, Alpha Lucian," Queen Zelda said as he flew from her horse and landed lightly on the ground. As her legs touched the ground, all the zombies immediately went on their knees and bowed down to her as they growled with deep raspy voices. I looked around me and was immediately disgusted by all that I was seeing in front of me. I looked up at Queen Zelda with red eyes.

And she has no idea how dangerous Raven Warren truly is. My eyes linger on Lily for a moment. She looks small. Fragile. Breakable. And the thought comes unbidden, She would be enough. Her soul would strengthen the Hallow. Her bloodline is potent. Her connection to me makes her a perfect offering. For a heartbeat, the idea tempts me. Then I shut it down. “No,” I whisper. “Not you.” Lily is my legacy. My heir. My blood. I will not sacrifice her. Not even for the Hallow. But the Hallow needs another soul. Someone strong. Someone connected. Someone who won’t be missed until it’s too late.

"Please Henry we can't be arguing here there's another bunch of zombies at the front I can't hit them!" "I see that is why you turned back if not you wouldn't have come back" "Henry their voices are close we need to leave now please!" Henry starts the van and drives off aggressively when he gets to where the zombies are they're only twenty of them Henry hit them with the van and they leave.

“Well… that was entertaining.” Hilda glared, sweaty and disheveled, clutching her arm. “Entertaining?! Your Highness, I thought we were going to die!” Zayla laughed, tugging at Hilda’s hairpin to fix it. “See? That’s why you need to enjoy life while you can. Come on—let’s find somewhere less… murderous.” Hilda groaned, but she couldn’t help smiling. Princess Zayla was going to be the end of her.

Commander Rus said. “But how? We are inside a barrier, and the moment we damage it, it will collapse on us,” Khailis said. From the looks of things, the barrier was Shia’s doing. How long can it hold when she was not even there? “You there,” Goddess Eily said to Gilyan. “I saw you use a purplish flame before. Can you make it again?” Gilyan nodded. He removed his hand away from Lady Khailis and produced a purplish flame.

Zaikai Zelda nodded her head a small frown formed as she looked over at Zayden and Laelia, Zayden had his normal bored expression on his face not showing any interest quietly confident that the trial was a bust. Laelia on the other hand had an evil smirk appear, intimidating Zelda as much as possible from where she stood bound in her chains. Zelda finally looked my way her broken expression crushing my heart, she thinks I put her through this for nothing, for only more danger to come to her.