Labyrinth Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Whoever was in my way should prepare to get beaten down. The Luna’s entered with two huge men in security outfits. They were rough looking with scars on their faces. They did not look like they were here to play but I didn’t care. I would take them out without a sweat. “Are you sure this is how you want to go down Luna?” Lily stepped forward with her hands patting down her large evening gown which scraped against the floor. It’s light blue color going against the light pink of her minions. “Trust me, this won’t end well. Do you want to be beaten during your children’s induction to the pack? That would be embarrassing.”

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.

As strong as it may be, it all ends in a blast of roasted earth breathing in the wake of a brief first rain. I’m staring through the fog at one of these pillars, and I do not care to search for whoever has me sitting on the floor, my back against a pillar, and my body chained to it. For how long? I don’t know. Time is a bastard here. I’ve only ever been in the Labyrinth once. Even so, I would not know my way around it, as the code to navigate it is known to the King alone. The wounds on my chest and neck have healed and left no scar. But Xaveeda certainly displayed the height of her cruelty sending me to the Labyrinth with no shirt on.

She made muffled sounds as she was in the air, and in no time she landed safely as I did. “That wasn’t so bad, was it?” “No, but I could be taking a peaceful nap, yet here I am going on a crazy mission, unsure if I’ll make it back or not,” she said, walking upfront. Carefully, we dodged the security lights until they were out of sight. The Labyrinth was far from the dorms and the school. It was a forbidden area, so the distance was considerable, and it took a while before we reached it. Standing at the entrance, I felt a wave of fear in my chest but shrugged it off, taking out my torchlight.

They entered a vast labyrinth, its walls lined with shimmering darkness that seemed to pulse with a sinister energy. Luna's pack moved cautiously, their senses sharp and their steps measured. The labyrinth was a maze of illusions, each turn leading them deeper into uncertainty. The whispers grew louder, their words twisting and distorting like the labyrinth itself. Shadowy whispers: "Embrace the darkness... Unleash your true power... Abandon your futile quest..." Luna's mind swirled with conflicting thoughts, the doubts planted by the mysterious voice resurfacing. She shook her head, determined to stay true to her purpose.

The heavy drapes billowed gently as if caught in an unseen breeze, while the scent of aged books and dried lavender permeated the air. As I returned my gaze to the mirror, a steely determination reflected in my eyes. The impending battle with Nabita would be waged not only with fangs and claws but with cunning and strategy. I knew the depths of her deceit and the lengths to which she would go to achieve her sinister goals. But I was ready to meet her head-on, to protect my people and claim my rightful place as the Lycan Queen.

My lips curved slightly. “No,” I said softly. I took a slow step toward him. “My mate will.” The last rune in the chamber shattered, and the room exploded with power. Perdition surged outward in a violent wave, slamming into the stone walls with enough force to crack the pillars holding the ceiling above us. The torches lining the walls burst into black flame. Neal staggered backward as the magic ripped through the room like a living storm. For the first time since I had known him… I saw fear in his eyes.

The silver glinted softly beneath the candlelight. My fingers tightened around it. A terrible thought entered my mind. Would Hunter have been happier with someone like them? Someone like his former fiancée? Someone who understood politics. Someone respected by the nobles. Someone who belonged here. I hated myself for thinking it. Hunter had chosen me. Hunter loved me. I knew that. But tonight the doubts felt louder than usual. Because he wasn't here. There was nobody to silence them. That night I slept badly. The next morning, I escaped to the infirmary as quickly as possible.

Who is he anyway? “See you later, Ariee. Remember, all liars go to hell," he smiled then vanished out of sight, just like as he appeared. My knees gave out and I collapsed to the floor. I honestly hope never to see him again. What's with these Lycans and their crazy abilities anyway? I grabbed my chest, heaving heavily. I was practically going from one scary experience to another. There were hundreds of noble women here, so how did I always somehow manage to catch their eyes?

Both were wearing lab coats, and in the background there were cabinets and a hand hygiene poster. “Guys… I’m fine. I’m alive. And safe. I promise.” “Safe where?!” Jenn demanded. “You disappeared, left your keys and your dignity on the kitchen counter, ran out looking like you were fleeing the country and NOW you show up with an encrypted signal?!” “This is straight out of a movie, Susan!” Carla whispered. “Either you were kidnapped by aliens, or you married a Russian mobster.” “I didn’t marry anyone,” Susan laughed. “But yes… there are some Lycans involved.”