Light Fury Vore Novels & Stories

Ivy says as she blows the dust from the book, then starts to open it. I lean forward, my heart racing. Will this give me the answers I am hoping for? What did she mean more light? My brain is going a million miles an hour. The minute the book opens I feel a strange feeling as if the book is reaching out to me, my wolf whines in my head. What the fuck kind of voodoo shit is this? One sentence written on the page stands out to me. THE MISSING DAUGHTER CAN EITHER BRING US BACK INTO THE LIGHT, OR BRING ABOUT THE DESTRUCTION OF OUR KIND.

This world is so fucked over, there's nothing left to behold. Absolutely nothing left to look forward to. “Verdugo was an outcast. He was a very dangerous man. What made him dangerous was the fact that he possessed the cursed venom.” Aethon started. “The cursed venom of the vampires made him an enemy of the moon. He turns into a beast and takes down a whole kingdom without breaking a sweat.” Keondra slowly sat down too. His elbows met his knees. “He was an hybrid. The most dangerous creature to roam the earth.” He paused. “But you're more powerful.”

With resentment, Master Magaera ordered the divine soldiers present to deal with Wild Fury. Darryl relied greatly on Wild Fury. If he had to subdue him, it would be much easier to deal with him. However, Wild Fury was the strongest among the Four Evil Beasts. It was not easy to subdue him. At that moment, Wild Fury was irritated by the attack of the divine soldiers around him. He let out a frightening roar and then exerted all his strength. Purple lightning shot out from his mouth and went straight to the divine soldiers around him.

He asked in a dead tone, his dull eyes taking in the face of his beloved woman who was an enemy. “ Uh - I don’t know the exact place…But I know who has it. ” Frore looked down at his hands which were turning red like he was burning from inside. All the clouds covering the sky had disappeared, letting the sun peek from behind them. It was Vayldre’s power. Frore basked in coldness, but he was an element of the sun, the burning warmth. She looked back up in his eyes which were now narrowed down into slits, bright golden in colour.

The Astrals, caught off guard by this sudden escalation of elemental fury, faltered in their ethereal dance. Lycidas, seizing the momentary distraction, surged forward with his werewolf claws bared. Dark energy surged through his veins, enhancing the strength of his attacks as he slashed at the nearest Astral. His claws found purchase, tearing through shimmering robes and leaving deep gouges in the Astral’s form. The Astrals, momentarily thrown off balance by Lycidas’ ferocious assault, struggled to maintain their defensive shields.

“You’re not taking her.” The furies laughed, their voices echoing through the night. “You cannot stop us, Hayden. Her soul… her power… it is already ours…” “No,” Hayden said, his voice low and dangerous. “It isn’t.” Without warning, the furies lunged forward, their claws outstretched, their eyes glowing with deadly intent. Hayden moved in an instant, his sword slashing through the air, cutting through the darkness with a blinding flash of light. The furies shrieked in pain, recoiling from the blow, but they weren’t done yet. They circled us, their movements fluid, like smoke drifting through the air, searching for an opening.

The creatures had gnarled limbs and razor-sharp claws, their eyes burning with an insatiable hunger. With a primal roar, Tyler lunged forward, his body shifting seamlessly into its Lycan form. His fangs glistened under the flickering torchlight as he engaged the first creature. The clash of steel and the sickening thuds of bodies colliding filled the air as his companions joined the fray, their weapons slicing through the air with deadly precision.

That only left Canada, which was dominated by cats with only two vampires throughout their territory. The front doors opened and Ivan swept into the room, bringing his own dose of energy. His eyes went to Marcus before slowly sweeping the room. He moved aside and an unknown vampire stepped forward. "Kill him." Vorlyk spoke with barely controlled fury and took a step toward the intruder. They faced off, two deadly foes with enough power to kill hundreds of humans and beastkind. Vorlyk's power flared, making his hair ruffle like there was a windstorm in the room.

••••••••••• < FERAL FURY PACK > The morning sun cast a somber light over the Feral Fury Pack as they gathered for Luna Light’s burial. The atmosphere was thick with sorrow, and the usually vibrant woods surrounding the pack's territory seemed muted, as if even nature itself mourned the loss. The bodies of the fallen had been laid to rest the previous night, but today was reserved for the Luna’s farewell—a ritual as ancient as the pack itself.

Fervour froze everything in its path while Fierce sent ropes of electricity either side of it, frying and shocking whatever was unfortunate enough to be there. Fury had burst out in Lumpusberg with a dangerous, body-disintegrating tornado accompanied by a thunderstorm which caused destruction in the opposing army. Terry smirked behind his helmet and continued to fight. The Unbidden Army burst out at another border, the southernmost of the pack. The soldiers there were prepared and they fought back, aiming to push them away from the pack.