Kaia Supernatural Novels & Stories

A shape rises from the flames—a tall figure cloaked in darkness, his voice rolling like thunder through the night. “Queen of Supernatural,” it says. “Your reign ends where mine begins.” The Hybrids burst from the camp behind them, weapons drawn, power surging. The air trembles between light and shadow. Damian shifts halfway to his wolf, a snarl ripping from his throat. “Get behind me, Mia.” She doesn’t move. Her eyes blaze silver, the crown of her lineage shimmering above her head like ghostly fire. “No,” she says, her voice steady despite the quake of the earth. “It begins with me.”

“Then why did you leave in the first place? We had everything ready that day, a surprise for Alison. You and Damon had told us to prepare everything and then poof—you’re gone. All of you, including Alison and her father.” Kevin tugged at his hair, clearly torn. “I can’t say anything.” Kira grabbed his collar. “If this is about Alison, then tell me! We miss her, Kai! Where is she? Please just say it Kai” He stared at her—at the worry and fire in her eyes—and his chest tightened. He wanted to tell her everything, but the thought of what would happen if Kira and Sara learned about the supernatural realm… it was enough to freeze his tongue.

she asks as she looks at me with narrowed eyes. “Caterina, this is High Priestess Kaede Lynx. She is the leader or head of the Blood Crest Witches. Kaede, this is my mate, Caterina.” Kai introduces us, but as I hold out my hand for her to take, I realise too late that she was blind. “Pleased to meet you,” I say, but then her eyes widen. “Curious!” she exclaims and claps her hands together before she glances up at Kai. Wait, could she see?

“How can you be so sure that all the things you know were true? How can you be sure that he's really a death angel?" "I know it's really hard to believe, but I'm telling the truth, Lenos." I remembered my death angel. "Kairos, he's really a death angel. He showed me a glimpse of the afterlife. He can do things a human or even a normal soul couldn't do. He knows every little thing about me. I feel like he even knows me more than I even know myself." It's been a while since I last saw Kairos. I wonder where he is right now.

Kai growled, showing his fangs, he leaned over and as he was about to tear out Kassius’ throat I cried out as loud as I could. “Nooo!” I screamed as I ran towards them. “Please Kai, don’t kill him. He is your friend.” I threw myself over Kassius’s broken body as he laid there unable or unwilling to move. I watched as Kai shifted back to his human form. I searched his face for any sign of emotion, anything that would tell me that Kassius would be ok. There was no emotion whatsoever present in his face. I felt hands on my shoulders pulling me away. I tried desperately to shrug them off but the grip just got tighter. Santana pulled me away and held me as I prepared to watch the one man I

I needed to tell Susan to get a dozen more for the weekend, or I would suffer withdrawal symptoms. “Did he tell you anything else?” I asked, bringing her coffee and the cupcakes to the table. Trisha sat down opposite her. Amy raised her eyebrows, like gathering her thoughts through the fog of exhaustion in her head. “He was born there when the asylum was still open, and remained there after the courts closed it. Plenty of bad vibes around to feast on for centuries. He’d never paid attention to the living until our lovely Haunter came around. Looks like he started calling on any and all entities around. He invited them to use his and his teammates’ energy to manifest. Kujo thought why not try

“And what help would you be providing to me and my people?” “We can kill Kai. For good. And not just that we can respirate the lives that had been lost.” I had never felt more confused. “How is that even possible?” “Kai had absorbed the energies of your people. If we release the energy, they come back to life. As far as their body is kept intact for their energy and souls to return to.” “And how do you plan on doing this?“ “First, we need to exterminate Kai from the body he is in. Then my people shall battle his spirit till death in the spirit world. Then we shall kill the body which he had been in. Thereby releasing the energy of the people,”

Chapter 96 Kaidaira's POV "My lady, Lord Axel requested to see you," Kiya announced as she walked into the room. "Oh really, where is he?" I asked standing up from the bed. "He's right by the garden side," she replied. "Okay," I muttered, smoothing out my dress before making my way toward the garden. My mind was still reeling from everything that had happened earlier. The revelation about Kiya, Miya, and Isis being reborn had shaken me to my core. The pain of their deaths had never left me, and now they were back, standing beside me, ready to fight this war with me.

I opened the door and smiled weakly as Zac's mother walked into the room. She returned the smile as she passed me to enter the room where her son lay. Unable to look behind, I ran quickly out the door at vamp speed, then turned the key in the ignition of the Challenger RT, listening as the hemi engine roared to life. Tears streamed silently down my cheeks as I threw the car into gear and headed toward the main road, leaving Zac and his mother behind. I told myself over and again that Zac would be safe, but I hated myself for having to leave him behind. For a moment, I thought of the other members of my CIA vamp team, but knew I couldn't call them. I didn't know who I could trust at this poin

“He’s tracking her. Quietly. But if the Council finds out—” “They’ll send the Reapers.” Silence fell. The Reapers were not diplomats. They were executioners. Sent to eliminate threats before they could bloom. Lucien slammed his goblet down. “Then we make sure they don’t find her.” — Kaelion reached the edge of a river, its waters dark and fast. He crouched low, scanning the opposite bank. A faint shimmer caught his eye—residual magic. She had passed through here. He touched the water.