Labyrinth Fanfic Novels & Stories

Nicole's iris slowly gained a beastly yellow ring around them as she gently placed her hands around Alphonse's neck and sat on his laps. " Do you see, Alphonse? Despite being the Luna of this pack, I am still just a lonely one who desires w strong dominant man to rule me and put me in my place" Nicole grunted and moamed at the same time, feeling her body slowly heating up. " When you walked in with that wild scent on you. I knew, my whole body instinctively told me that I have found my match." Nicole craned her neck and placed her lips on Alphonse's neck as she groaned.

She looked eerily similar to Anna. “That can’t be,” Logan said, staring at the carving. Anna felt a chill run down her spine. “It’s just a coincidence… right?” Damon frowned. “Or maybe the Keeper chose you for a reason.” Before they could dwell on it, the ground beneath them trembled. The walls of the chamber began to shift, the mirrors warping into twisted shapes. “The Labyrinth isn’t done with us,” Mia said, her voice shaking. “Then let’s be ready,” Anna said, gripping her wand tightly.

Irene thought the mate bond would work, but perhaps Duncan wasn't really her mate, maybe it was just an Illusion created by Sophie. As Duncan walked towards the banquet hall, the most refreshing scent assaulted his senses, making him breathless for a second. Duncan was stunned, his eyes widening in surprise. His subconscious, Sai growled, his heart filled with delight as he stared at Irene, “She's our mate, Duncan. We've finally found her.” Duncan’s expression changed for a split second, but in less than a minute, his face became expressionless.

We walk through the outpost gates, and Ruth spots me and starts running. Two feet away, she comes to a dead stop. "You're... huge. And bloody, cool." From beautiful to huge. This isn't looking good. "Yeah, I guess I am." "Are you meaner?" Oh, this child. "I hope not." Her lips curve downward and her eyes go stubborn. "Then it's not that cool." "She stabbed the general with her claws until there was nothing left of his face," Labyrinth tells the unimpressed child.

Emily's instincts guided her towards a source, an enigmatic pull that grew stronger with each passing moment. Step by step, Emily and Luna forged ahead, their bond unyielding in the face of uncertainty. The strange sounds persisted, now intermingled with fleeting glimpses of ethereal beings. Flickering lights danced at the periphery of Emily's vision, teasing her with their elusive nature. She felt as though she was traversing a thin veil that separated the tangible world from a realm beyond human comprehension. Time seemed to lose all meaning as Emily and Luna Malfoy continued their journey. Their presence in this altered reality became more profound, resonating with the very fabric of the

But she was always my light when things were at their darkest and I cannot abandon her now, so I head back into the maze. When I reach the centre, I find total chaos, Fang races past me and pounces on the Prince, snarling in his face. He’d had hold of Lilly by her left wrist but let go as he fell. She now holds it to her in a way I recognise, and I go to her side immediately. “Hey, let me see.”

She had seen the resemblance. "Elara," Silas said, stepping toward me. He used my name again, his voice trembling with a desperate hope. "She said she saw the fire. She said—" "She’s a hysterical woman, Mr. Vane," I interrupted, turning my back on him to walk back to my children. "I suggest you keep your 'True Mate' on a shorter leash. Her presence is a liability to my investment." "Mommy," Luna said suddenly, her voice small and haunting. "The snake is thinking about fire again. She wants to make a big fire."

I grumbled. "Would you mind if I carry you? I can run faster than a car," Drax offered. "You're crazy! You crazy Lycan!" "Hey, how dare you!" I immediately ran toward the bathroom, avoiding Drax who seemed like he wanted to ambush me. I took a peek from the bathroom and saw that the man had already jumped from the balcony into the next apartment. What a crazy Lycan! But, he is D.E.—the man I've liked all this time. It’s so unexpected that I can even live nearby.

He caught my gaze for a brief moment out of the corners of his bright blue eyes, then quickly looked away, his face reddening a touch. I turned my head fully and furrowed my brow. “Interesting.” “What’s interesting? The ceiling? I think it could do with some glow-in-the-dark stars, at least.” I shook my head and resisted the urge to roll my eyes again, although somehow, the thought of those little sticky glow-in-the-dark stars on a hospital ceiling was oddly endearing. “Not that. I just find it strange that you, the biggest playboy in the entire Lycan kingdom, seem flustered over the thought of sharing a bed with a woman.”

Mechanical limbs fused with organic precision, red sensors scanning, tracking, calculating our every move. My pulse spiked. “It’s back!” Caelum tightened his grip on my hand. “We face it. Now.” The labyrinth roared around us, alive and hungry. The air around us shimmered with tension, thick and electric. Sparks from damaged panels crackled like fireflies in the darkness, casting jagged shadows across the walls. My heart raced, matching the rapid rhythm of the labyrinth’s pulse. Below us, the new adversary moved with terrifying precision its limbs a seamless blend of metal and muscle, sensors scanning every angle, calculating every escape route.