Into The Void Black Sabbath Lyrics Novels & Stories

Her back arched violently as the abyss pulled one way, her fire the other. Adrien stirred faintly in her arms, his voice raw and broken. “Sera…” His eyes cracked open, glowing dimly, trying to focus through the fall. “Don’t… let go.” Tears burned through the ash on her cheeks. “Never.” The abyss howled. The fracture roared. And then the world shifted. The falling stone gave way to black emptiness. The fire roared upward, swallowed by the void. Suddenly there was no mountain, no lava, no sky. Only endless black, flecked with embers of dying light. The void had claimed them.

After countless attempts, my call finally connected. "Hello?" Alexander's voice came through the phone. I was just about to speak when I heard Vivian's sickeningly sweet voice on the other end of the call. "Alexander, come over here…" Suddenly, the call ended immediately. My vision went black, and I nearly lost my balance. I knew that he wasn't coming. As I tried to think of a way to break the harsh truth to Noah, I heard his low, shaky voice behind me. "It's okay, Mom. It's better if Dad doesn't come. I can feel more at ease. Let's not wait for him and cut the cake."

Like a choir of a thousand voices speaking at once. ‎ ‎"You took my mate." ‎ ‎I closed my eyes. ‎ ‎And I let the Void open. ‎

holy, heavenly choir sounded. Now, since he knew he was an angel, since he knew who Louis was, it was very important to him to finally hear this voice. Now he was close to his goal and Lucifel himself did the honor. He couldn't ask for more and sat down on the grass, closed his eyes and wanted to absorb every single note. Louis smiled covertly. He hadn't had a heavenly audience for a long time and the last demonic festival was a long time ago when he raised his voice. It was new for him to sing this song in this way too. He had always sung it just for him, sat by his side and had lovingly lost every single word to him. Now they were enemies and Louis would not sing it as Lucifel for him, bu

I guess, I would be sleeping again in full lights tonight. I sighed, I wrapped my body in my blanket and tried to close my eyes, trying to convince myself to fall asleep and almost an hour ago I was visited by drowsiness that had become so unbearable. Darkness. That’s all I can see; with a trembling body and rumbling stomach I keep knocking on the door and calling whoever for help. "L-Let me go!" I cried violently, kicking the door. "D-Don't hurt Ate!" Still, I heard no response. The darkness spread more throughout the room because as the sky darkened, the light that fled from outside disappeared.

A caterpillar was being eaten by a spider, as the caterpillar slowly succumbs to the black spider fang he only can think of how the caterpillar will die. Just like his wife, her fate is still unknown; thus despairs rains on his hollow onyx eyes. Roy knows of his sorrow, he thus averts his gaze by strolling somewhere else. Not to let him see the fate of the caterpillar fate. Swallowed and eaten by the ferocious spider, the caterpillar disappears into nothingness; into the spider’s belly. “Don’t worry, as long as you believe” Roy tries to convince his sworn brother. “I’m sure she will be okay”.

I didn't want a place in her hierarchy; I wanted the void. I moved to the center of the circle, the biting chill of the stone seeping through my clothes and into my skin. I sat, the silence of the basement ringing in my ears. Closing my eyes, I pressed my palms hard against my face, trying to steady my racing pulse as I whispered the forbidden syllables words that had been scrubbed from every modern history book by those too afraid to speak them. "Shadows of the deep, drink from my veins. Erebus, Lord of the Unseen, I tear the veil between us. Grant me the dark that consumes the light."

CHAPTER 115—INTO THE VOID The blackness hit like a tidal wave, swallowing everything in an instant. The rooftop, the shattered streets, the twisted skyscrapers—all gone. Riven’s body felt suspended in a void that defied gravity, time, and logic. The artefact’s red glow pulsed against his chest, tethering him and Bishop together, yet every pulse felt like a heartbeat counting down to oblivion. Bishop hung beside him, eyes wide, lips parted in a silent curse. “What… what is this?” he whispered, voice trembling despite his bravado.

My hands began to glow faintly with violet light as shadows curled around my fingers like obedient serpents. Chaos’s voice echoed softly in the darkness. “Do you feel it?” The shadows trembled in response to my breathing. “The world believes the void is empty.” A pause. “But the void remembers everything.” Chaos tilted its head slightly. “And now…” The darkness pulsed with my heartbeat. “…so do you.” The shadows continued pouring into me. Cold and ancient, they slid beneath my skin like living smoke, filling the spaces in my bones, my breath, my thoughts. My body trembled as the void settled deeper and deeper within me.

He paused, his voice barely a whisper, "the void." Kai's heart hammered against his ribs. The void – a concept whispered in hushed tones by the most ancient texts, a place of pure, unadulterated darkness. The guardians had always feared such a threat, a bottomless pit from which darkness could endlessly spill. The elder continued, his voice gaining strength. "There is a way to seal the void," he announced, "but it demands a sacrifice." He explained the ritual, a complex dance of light and shadow that required the combined power of multiple celestial fragments and a final, irreversible act. The sacrifice, he revealed, was to bind oneself to the void, to become a beacon of celestial light, dra