Lilith Shadowhunters Novels & Stories

“It’s called the Council of Shadows. That’s the faction for incubi and succubi.” “The Council of Shadows?” I repeated, raising an eyebrow. “Sounds a little strange, who’s in charge of it?” “Lilith,” he replied casually as if the name carried no weight at all. I tilted my head, his answer grabbing my full attention. “Lilith? Who’s that?” He hesitated for a moment, his golden eyes narrowing slightly as if weighing whether he should answer. “We’re not really supposed to share this kind of thing with humans,” he said finally, “but you’re a special case, I suppose.”

She hissed in response, her anger blazing like wildfire. "You know, Xavier and Kai, I have a gift for you and your pack," Lilith declared, her face adorned with a twisted smile. "My Minotaur and Shadow Wraith have already begun their invasion, their mission to annihilate every member of your pack. I'll stay here, entertained, as you scramble to save your people. I'll even allow Leia to join the fray. However, the moment my amusement wanes, I will begin extracting her power." I gasped for breath as the magical pressure at the back of my neck subsided. The desperate howls of wolves signaled imminent danger. Without delay, Kai, Xavier, and I rushed toward our pack's territory to confront the lo

Her body slumped, life-force drained to sustain the shadow's form. "Lilith isn't just archiving humans," Kael realized, baring his teeth in a snarl. "She's using them as batteries to give her 'Shadow-Army' physical form. By the time the world wakes up, the shadows will be the only ones with bodies." "We need to stop the broadcast now," Elara said, reaching for the salt-spear. "If she drains the capital, she'll have enough power to make the 'Memory-Virus' a permanent 'Soul-Erasure.'"

How could this ordinary human girl be the one that would steal everything from her? Ann couldn't hold down the burning rage in her chest. She didn't want to test the wand anymore. She didn't dare to. She wouldn't be able to live with herself if this girl really could waken The Shadow. Ann hit the break and Lilith's car passed her ahead quickly. Ann took a long breath before she mumbled her spell. Light came out of her palm and reached Lilith's car slowly under the dark night. Yet it wasn't light that Ann was bringing Lilith, but eternal darkness.

Steel met shadow, and the force of the impact sent a shockwave rippling through the mist. Then the battle began. The Lycans clashed with the Shadowborn, blades slashing through the eerie darkness. But these creatures weren’t like any enemy they had faced before. They didn’t bleed. Lillian tried to summon her magic, but the pressure in her skull was unbearable. The Shadowborn were clawing through her mind, trying to suppress something—trying to bury the truth before she could reach it. Fenros turned to her, his voice echoing in her head. "You must break their hold. Remember who you are!"

Floating. “Lilith isn’t coming,” she said, her voice distant. “I am her reckoning now.” She raised her hand and the shadows behind her formed shapes. Figures. Wolves twisted by Eclipse magic. Their eyes hollow, their howls fractured. Not alive. Not dead. Dark Lycans. “No,” I breathed. “She created them again?” Damon leapt, a blur of fury and vengeance. But Liliana vanished. Then reappeared behind him—her palm slamming into his spine with a spell so old I barely recognized it. Damon crashed into the ground, snarling, convulsing.

She sighs, and I can sense her frustration seeping out with her next words, “I’m supposed to be able to manipulate the shadows to do my bidding, but all I can ever manage is putting out some lights. If I try anything else… Well, you heard what my brother said the other night.” The torches burst into flames again, and I place a hand on Lilith’s shoulder in what I hope is a comforting gesture, “I understand how hard it can be trying to control a part of you that can cause harm to people. But the things you can do; making night stretch into days, taking away someone’s sight; it’s… powerful.” That’s the only word I can use to describe it, I’ve never heard of an ability like hers, and it sounds s

“You have been serving the Crown's Shadow as one of the fingers for as long as I can remember. But, never and I say never again underestimate my love for Sol. This kingdom can burn for all I care. But I will do my best for Sol to live in happiness.” The shadows stopped moving and the hostility in the air dissipated greatly. A large smile formed on Lilith's face replacing the previous ever-stoic and cold look, she routinely adorned. “See? I knew we could understand each other.” “Heh. I am sure you must be cursing me inwardly, right?” The shadow's face twitched as her thoughts were echoed out loud by Lilith. Lilith looked at the shadow coldly, but, even though she knew she was stronger, she di

But they weren't expecting us to come charging in the way that we did, so they scrambled to get to their posts and some luckily didn't make it that far before they were met with a wall of werewolves and torn apart. I then appeared in the kitchen doorway and the Shadow witch turned around to look at me and the other two witches stood beside her. "Geez mom. I thought you said that she was powerful. She doesn't look scary at all." One of the girls says. Okay, so these girls were her daughters. I guess that makes sense. Except for the fact that I didn't know what man would ever go near the Shadow witch. Especially not with the burns to the side of her face and her arms and legs. I guess that was

A tall, dark figure stepped into view. Lilith. The maids instantly froze. One dropped the tray. The other backed away in silence. She wore a long black cloak, her eyes glowing purple. Her smile was sharp, dangerous, and full of secrets. Lilith moved like smoke, eyes glowing faintly purple, her hands hidden beneath her long black cloak. She didn’t speak. Just stared at Lunae with a smile that dripped venom. Lilith didn’t speak. She walked straight to the bars and reached inside.