Into The Void Book Novels & Stories

Nelanian ripped it open and read the name scrawled in calligraphy. 'Assassinate Mr. Starkridge by the 20th of this month.' It was stated. Nelanian remembered who he was at that point. "I am Zegrath Void, The Necessary Evil and Keeper of Darkness, the hundred and seventh to hold the title," he said in his brain as he descended the hill.

my dad instructed. "Yes, Dad," Ethan replied obediently. I gave them one last look before Ethan and I climbed into the van. He took the driver's seat, and I settled into the passenger seat. "Ready?" Ethan asked, glancing at me. "Yeah," I replied, a mix of uncertainty and determination in my voice. With that, we set off towards my new chapter, leaving behind the familiar and venturing into the unknown. As the van carried us away from my childhood home, I couldn't help but wonder what lay ahead.

Hence the HR had ensured that the guide and the helper were at the extreme ends of the employee train so that people don't stray and get lost. Team A moved forward first. Team B had Tanisi at the last and after her the stringent and serious looking old man who kept muttering something to himself. She found him very weird. She had set one foot on the bridge when unknown to her the ground around her other foot saw a bright ring flash thrice and disappear. But the old man had noticed this. A pleased smile appeared on his lips. He suddenly gave out a weird sounding whistle. The helper at the front made them group at the right side of the far end of the bridge. He appeared nervous.

And the silence in his head was gone. The buzzing was back. But this time... it wasn't just static. It was a voice. Finally, the Void whispered in his mind. I missed you. End of Chapter 34

Amos's POV - Inside the Void The Void is worse than I imagined. There's no light, no sound, no sense of direction. Just endless darkness pressing in from all sides, trying to tear my soul apart. Whispers echo around me—voices of the dead, souls that got lost here and never escaped. They claw at my light, trying to drag me down into oblivion with them. "Mira!" I shout into the darkness. "Mira, where are you?" No response. Just the hungry whispers getting louder.

“Something broke that agreement. Something was done, a long time ago by beings whose names have been lost, that wounded the void and changed its nature from a counterpart into a consuming darkness. It has been trying to complete its consumption ever since because it no longer knows how to be anything else.” Through the still open link, I felt the Joined listening through my consciousness. I felt Cassandra’s particular quality of attention become very focused, the way it did when she encountered something she had been looking for without knowing she was looking for it. “The true name,” I said slowly, “would let you communicate with it. With whatever the void was before it was broken.” “Yes.”

**END OF CHAPTER 24** **🌚 Cliffhanger:** *Aiden isn't just a target for the Devourer—his very existence is a lock holding back something infinitely worse. If Killian and Seraphina use their magic to save him, will they a## Chapter 24 — The First War in the Void The Devourer moved first. The silver mist screamed as the entity tore through the Void, reality itself bending and warping around its catastrophic presence. Even here—in a realm where nothing should exist—it brought nothing but pure destruction.

In the end, he left the room, slamming the door after muttering, “Behave yourself.” The bedroom fell into a suffocating silence. I sat on the bed for a very long time. On that night, my longing for a family faded, and my love for my brother turned cold. As for Shawn, he would never know the real truth behind why I went blind in the first place. Late at night, when all was quiet, I grabbed my documents and my passport, carefully feeling my way toward the back exit of the Mercer estate. There was a small gate there that had no guards posted.

The Void realm was not darkness. It was an absence. The space between thoughts. The moment before existence. The nothing that came before everything. We fell through it. Our merged consciousness stretched thin. Pulled in directions that should not exist. Kade’s memories bled into mine. Mine into his. Until we could no longer tell who was who. “Stay focused,” we told ourselves. “Remember why we came. Remember the pack. Remember love.” But the Void was hungry for memories. It ate them as we passed. Consumed our past like food. First the small things. What we ate yesterday. What colour was the sky? Then bigger things. Names. Faces. Purpose.

I grabbed the bedsheet off me, and pulled out the IV drip from my hand, which left a tingling, painful sensation, which I didn’t care to notice. “Dad?” I called out while I limped to the door. “Finally, the sleeping beauty is awake.” An unfamiliar, cold voice rang out behind me. I didn’t know why I turned around slowly; I felt a shivering sensation that I’ve never felt before in my entire life as I came face to face with a very tall, pale man in his mid-twenties. His aura was so cold and dominating that I felt shiver ran down my spine. I clutched the doorknob like my dear life.