Lilith On True Blood Novels & Stories

There were two older witches next to her one female and one male they both had peircing blue eyes and grey hair they looked to be siblings. My eyes moved on to the five members of the werewolf council. There was four males, two who looked to be in their late twenties and two who looked to be in their thirties. The woman caught my attention because she was built like a amazon and looked just as wild and beautiful. She looked back at me with her hazel eyes and winked giving me a smile and a small nod. I smiled back as Celeste ushered me forward. I could feel everyone watching me intensely, but as Celeste told me I did not bow my head I raised my chin and smiled introducing myself, "Hello, I am

The dim bar lighting cast shadows across her face, accentuating the sharpness of her cheekbones and the tightness of her jaw. "I do not believe your mother could be on board with this, Lilith," Elena said, her voice low and dangerous. The use of Lily's full name felt like a slap, a reminder of the distance that had suddenly sprung up between them. Lily felt a surge of defiance rise within her, mingling with the warmth of the alcohol in her veins and the heat of Caspian's body next to hers. She leaned forward, the scent of jasmine from her perfume mingling with the heady aroma of whiskey on her breath.

As I walked through the halls, whispers followed me. “They say the child healed overnight.” “That’s wolf blood, no doubt.” “Whose child is he really?” My fingers curled into fists at my sides but I kept my head high. I did not look at them but every word sank into my skin. The child. Matthew. That name had become a disease in this house. Ever since Lily returned, everything had started to rot from the inside. Old truths. Old lies. Old wounds no one wanted reopened. I found her in the sitting room later that morning.

Something had moved behind her. A scent I knew too well cut through the blood and mud. Lilith stepped from between the trees in human form. She wore dark clothes that disappeared against the forest, her hair braided tight behind her head. Blood streaked one cheek, though judging by the smile on her face, it did not belong to her. Bella turned slowly. Lilith smiled wider. “There you are.” My wolf lunged forward. Three rogues hit me at once. They knew exactly what they were doing.

“But I saw someone outside the mansion. That’s why I came running. And when I got here, I swear—someone was at that window.” Lilith let out a dry, mocking laugh. “You expect us to believe that crap?” she snapped, adjusting her fur coat dramatically. “You barge in here like a lunatic, interrupting our moment, and now you’re spinning some ridiculous story about a ghost at the window?” Vera didn’t even blink. “Believe it or don’t. I saw what I saw.” “Of course you did,” Lilith sneered, stepping closer. “Or maybe you just couldn’t stand seeing me with him. Maybe that little heart of yours couldn’t handle the truth—he was never yours.”

"Oh, I think it will. You see, I'm not alone in this. I never was." From the shadows beyond the clearing, a figure emerged. Lilith. She was even more beautiful up close—flawless pale skin, dark hair that seemed to drink the light, eyes the color of blood that had never been allowed to dry. She moved like smoke, like shadow, like *death*. And when she smiled, Lena understood true terror. "Cousin." Lilith's voice was honey and poison. "We meet again." "You." Lena's hands clenched into fists. "You did this."

Kagura spoke up, sounding just as pissed off as I am. "Exactly!" I agreed, throwing my hand up, bringing it back down to slap my leg. Ethan Smirked while gazing into my eyes, heating the area between my legs instantly. "Lilith is More Human Than she Is Vampire." He smirked, looked over to the King. "Her body parts included." His eyes trailed down the drop of my chest, since I was flat chested; to my navel

She looked around frantically before I saw a bright shining red light coming from Seline’s chest. It took me a few moments to realize that there was a hand sticking through her chest. Seline evaporated into nothing, and Lilith was standing right behind her with her deep red lipstick on, wearing a very tight figure hugging black dress and very high stiletto heels. Lilith wiped her hands together, trying to get all remanence of Seline off of her and she looked up at me. “I am getting really sick of that nosy bitch.” Lilith said.

Four pairs of male eyes turned to regard Lily as if she were a nasty bug beneath a microscope. Lily gaped. Pureblood of what? Human? Witch? She thought witches were made from demon bites? and was given powerful magic by the creature of the dark. or... wait... she'd be a sacrifice? "Hey! I'm not a pureblood. I'm just human!" Stefan's laughter echoed in the cavern, "Silly girl, of course, you aren't human, I can smell that... You are a pure demon. Not turned or made, but your blood came from the oldest Demon Queen. Lilith."

Lilith smirked, enjoying their red and angry faces. " I told her to keep stealing your mate's blood and injecting herself with it till I'd need the required amount of your mate's blood that I needed to kill you. She continued till I killed her and separated Estelle's blood from hers. It was like a chemical process, a practical." Lilith giggled. " Y...you killed Alice?" His voice came out crookedly as he felt choked. " I swear, I did." Lilith replied sharply. " You know nothing, River. Nothing at all, you can't beat me at my own game so you shouldn't blame me. I'm only showing you the same kind of hell your father showed me." She shrugged.