Novel & Cerita Into The Void Book

Whether I still need to get to know my real parents or just let myself not know them. I jumped on a high tree, clung to its big branch, and then jumped again towards the other tree. I moved around the tall and big trees until I heard voices not far from where I was. I heard that northward. I tilted and when I confirmed the source of the voice, I decided to follow that voice until from where I was, I saw two wolves surrounded by ten vampires. The two wolves were ready to turn their backs on each other as they were surrounded by vampires as if ready to rush.

He looked like a man holding onto sanity by his fingernails. "Don't you think I'm trying?" Vida snapped, wiping blood from her nose with her sleeve. "This is Void Magic, Daxon. It doesn't play by the rules of nature. It demands a specific key. A frequency. Without it, this book is just a paperweight." I stood in the corner, deep in the shadows, swirling my own drink...a vintage scotch laced with a few drops of O-negative I kept in my flask. I wasn't looking at Vida. I was looking at Mathias.

“Inside the Void, you will be tested beyond imagination. Temptation will come in many forms, visions of comfort, of love, of power. You must reject them all. There will be no food, no water, no shelter. You will not sleep, for the echoes will not let you rest. Yet still, you must endure. Survive. And prove that you are ready to become the strongest version of you. If you don't ascend, you will be consumed.” His tone softened, steady and sharp all at once. I wouldn't like… I was attracted to his voice too. “Blackcroft Initiates, speak the oath.” A heavy silence settled before he spoke again, deliberate and clear: “By will, by blood, by fate, I step into the Void.” One by one, our voices joine

Only stillness. Then I remembered Julian’s voice. Dareth’s promise. The blood of my pack. The world that had fallen. I took a breath—if breath could exist here—and whispered, "Not yet." The Void responded. Cracks of light split the horizon. The hum grew louder, turning into the rhythm of a heartbeat. I stepped forward. Each step drew more of the Void into me—its silence, its hunger, its light. Until it was no longer a prison. It was a crown.

The void swallowed them whole, a chasm of nothingness that stretched into eternity. Elena felt herself falling, her body weightless, her mind spinning like a leaf caught in a hurricane. The darkness pressed in on all sides, cold and suffocating, its whispers promising oblivion, promising peace, promising an end to all suffering. She could hear Kaelen's voice, faint and distant, calling her name through the void. She reached for him, her fingers brushing against his, but the darkness was too strong. It pulled them apart, dragging them into its depths like a riptide.

I could hear the wind in my hair but that was it. “What’s going on?” I whispered quietly to Lance. “That is not all, so as to avoid an invasion we have what is called the void room, you did not see that in the library?” He placed his hands into his pocket. “No,” I said slowly. I guess we can’t find everything in books. ‘No, you can’t,’ he said over the link. “What happens here now?” I questioned. “They see us, they will respond–” A door opened from nowhere and it was like a door that led to the bright side of life.

Could that old fox be up to some mischief again? Old fox, just you wait. I'll make sure you fall into my trap. Serena arrived at the fashion design department of the Kade Corporation right on the dot at 9 a.m. The department wasn't short on staff, yet somehow two new people were squeezed in, both coincidentally named Vale.

A family. Then magic came. Her world was destroyed. She became the space between worlds. She became the First Void. Not because she wanted power. Because she wanted somewhere to exist. Clover’s eyes filled with tears. “You were alone.” The Void whispered: “Always.” Clover stepped closer. “Not anymore.” The darkness began dissolving. The Void’s monstrous form disappeared. In its place stood a young woman with dark hair and tired eyes. She looked at Clover. “Thank you.” Then she touched Elara’s forehead.

“Tell me that’s now no longer where we’re going.” The Harbinger’s shape flickered. “It is the handiest way.” I swallowed hard. “We must leave the universe.” Vanessa’s sparkling eyes locked onto the rift. And she stepped forward. “Then let’s end this.” Entering the Void The wind howled. Reality fractured. Vanessa raised her hands, and a bridge of mild strength stretched into the void. Rachel grabbed my arm. “We’re surely doing this?” I exhaled. “We don’t have a choice.” One via means of one, we stepped forward. And crossed the brink out of existence.

Only a few know about Voidheart, and years ago, after he made a menace that almost ruined us all, I made a bold decision and put him to sleep. I walked into Felyndra’s room. Her eyes were still closed, and her skin was like clay. I couldn’t stay for another moment and left. As I lay on the bed. Swallowed in the darkness of my tiny room. Palms beneath my head. I couldn’t think of anything but the day an unending darkness would finally swallow me completely. How would it feel? To be locked forever in a void of darkness with no lights? Watching your body rot, unable to move your muscles as termites feed on your bones?