I Need A Hero To Save Me Now Novels & Stories

"Well. I think I will live. I mean, if I can survive looking at you and your badger ass like face, I think I can survive poison, as well." "You little bitch." He kicked me to my sides, and I winced before I turned away from him. I silently finished my food as he waited and watched. "I had no intention of being a savior or a hero. But now I think I am going to have to be a HERO. You forced me to be the savior, and that is your mistake," I said as I took the last bite of the brown bread. "I will come back to haunt and hunt you!" I hissed as I stared at Eromar.

I know I will find a way to save Damon. For now, the crowd needs a hero, they need someone to give them hope of a new and better world. Someone to assure them that the vampires will never come back. Someone to assure them that we are finally free. And whether I like it or not, I know that responsibility falls on my shoulders whether I like it or not. I stand in the middle of the crowd and dry my eyes. The alpha, beta and gamma standing by my side. My heart beats rapidly in my chest, so many emotions are rushing through me, it feels like I’ll explode.

I just get a moment to think about the pain I am going to experience… And then, it’s all red. “ Save me now, Dustin. ”

I needed hіm now more thаn еvеr. “I’m аlwауѕ here fоr you, Iz I know rіght nоw іt fееlѕ like thе еnd of thе world, but уоu wіll еvеntuаllу mоvе on. Truѕt mе, I know.”

Evand scrambled to his feet, his sudden burst of energy making me back off, even though he was half my size. “You think this is some game? Destroy the spires and save the world? You will be damning us to a far worse fate. You will pray for death and your prayers won’t be answered.” No hands were raised. He was being pretty convincing. “You really want to stop her?” He looked up. High, high above us, a ring of white clouds formed a crown. “You want to stop a power older than this world? Then there is only one way. Sacrifice. Give your life, willingly. Take her into yourself and then return with me to the pit where you found me, to guard her for the centuries we have to wait. Are you willing t

he said looking out through the window "So what do I do?" "You stop running,you stop reacting,you go on offense" He moves closer "tomorrow, we find the mole, we trace Victoria's movements,we figure out her endgame and we destroy her before she destroys you" Chloe meets his eyes, "why are you doing this? I'm just a marketing executive you hired a week ago" "Because I know what it's like to be targeted by someone who wants revenge, I know what it's like to have your life dismantled by someone with nothing to lose" His voice drops, "and because you deserve better than being someone's revenge fantasy"

“Go away! I’m not even tasty! I have no meat! I’m all skin and bones and crippling social anxiety! AHHHH!” My mind, in its panic, reached for the divine. Or, more accurately, every divine being I could vaguely recall. “Hail Mary, full of grace. Oh God, it’s so fast! Our Father, who art in heaven please let there be a tree! Hare Krishna, Hare Rama! Buddha, lend me your speed! Oh, mighty Zeus, smite this beast! Thor, I need your hammer! Someone! Anyone!” And then I saw him. A figure up ahead, leaning against a lamppost, shrouded in a grey hoodie with the hood pulled up. I didn’t care if it was a vigilante, a serial killer, or an off-duty elf. He was a potential savior.

Because while they want to protect me, I couldn’t live with myself if I lost them because of me. This is the end of Book one Can’t you hear me now. Please share this story with your friends. I’m working on a second book with new point of views. Things are going to get crazy.

It wasn’t enough. Desperation clawed at me, sinking deep into my bones. I needed someone, someone who could fix this. I couldn’t stand there, useless, while they tried and failed to save her. There was only one person I knew who might have the answers I needed, the power to save her. The prophetess.

“No, no, no…” Tears blurred my vision. “I need to go back,” I said desperately, lifting my head. “Please. You have to send me back. Only you can do it.” I stumbled forward toward them, my legs shaking. When I reached the giant wolf, I dropped to my knees without thinking. My hands reached out, touching her glowing fur. It felt warm. “I need to save A-Aiden,” I said, my voice breaking. “I need to save Kaelen. They can’t fight him alone. They’ll die…”