Lilith Unleashed Novelas e Histórias

" I said, trying to be calm. After some back and forth, Leo finally agreed to let me take control. I took over and I could catch a whiff of Vanilla smell. Lily was here and is also inside the forbidden forest. The forest is banned from all members of the pack because it is filled with poisonous herbs and fruits. Even the plants are poisonous. A small scratch can be very harmful. We set up traps in there for stubborn pack membdrs who wouldn't listen and still want to go on there and the traps weren't the normal ordinary ones. They were lined with Silver. "How did Lily end up in there?" I thought to myself as I ran my hands in my hair in frustration. I took in a deep breath, trying to mentally

Lilith. And pictures. My heart pounded again, harder this time, as I unlocked the phone. I shouldn’t look. I shouldn’t. But my hand was already moving, my thumb hovering over the images. When they loaded, my breath caught in my throat. Lilith. In a bathing suit. Her skin glistened with moisture under the sunlight, her curves on full display, and just like that, all the restraint I’d built up under the cold shower evaporated. "Shit," I whispered, gripping the edge of the sink as my cock twitched to life again.

It’s suffocating. “Please... please don’t do anything stupid again.” I whispered, like a werewolf with a thousand silver blades. My friend, Tyler, looked at me confused as he held me up. Between the roar of the wind and the pouring rain. I could hear my breathing grow louder as I tightened my grip on the collar of his shirt. “What’s wrong with you, Lilith? What makes you gasp when you wake up?” He asked in a strange way. The burning sensation mixed with sensitivity and pain spread throughout my body. I shook my head and groaned as red fluid dripped from my earlobe.

Lil Whatever Cain would tell me, his sins were unforgivable. He was the reason my life became poignant. He was the reason why I killed a lot of innocent people, even my friend's mother. And I wasn't in a difficult situation if he didn't show his demonic face. But if he wanted to assist me in breaking the curse, why wouldn't he talk to me instead of blasting in my ear like a machine gun?

Tabitha gasped, her mouth wide open in disbelief, but no one seemed to notice as her hazel eyes started to turn green and the red in her black hair started to turn white too. Before she could try to do anything, Tyga and Flynn suddenly appeared, choking her tight on her neck. Everyone's eyes widened and Luna Lindsay tried to save her daughter but the two men stepped back with Tabitha, telling Luna Lindsey not to go closer. " What are you both doing?" River yelled at them. " This girl is dead, River. Lilith has only been using her and it's only once in a while that she manages to get her real self out. Lilith has something in her...you can see her green eyes and white hair." Tyga replied.

Her body jerked violently as the golden dagger dissolved, no longer a weapon but a surge of pure light pouring straight into her chest as if it had been waiting for her all along. And then— She threw her head back. A scream ripped out of her, so sharp it felt like it split the sky itself. The clouds above shuddered violently in response. The ground beneath her cracked under the pressure of it. She trembled, and screamed and then—stillness. For a moment, the entire battlefield seemed to freeze. Then everyone reacted. “Lilith!” Lucien's voice tore through the silence. “Lilith!” Claude and Silas surged forward at the same time, their faces stripped bare of composure as they rushed toward her bu

"Lilith's strength is limited. She has a vulnerability, a secret that even she isn't quite aware of. You can terminate her if you discover it. In my chest, hope flashed. A flaw? That implied that there was a method to permanently vanquish her. However, before he could speak again— There was a guttural, deep sound. The earth shook beneath our feet as a result of the loudness. Lilith was still alive. The village was rocked by the explosion of the blazing wreckage behind us. A black figure emerged from the rubble, swirling in smoke and ash. I felt sick to my stomach. Lilith appeared to be struggling to keep herself together as she stood there, her body fractured by the darkness. She had lost he

"I'll occupy her until the eclipse. When it starts, I can hold her back but not halt her. You have to strike at the instant that her two halves are in alignment. Kill the reflection before she merges with me. And take back your wings, for it is the key to your power that opens the Archai Weapon, like right now. If you retrieve it, she will have less chances to merge with me and awaken Na'ara." Chaos scowled. "And you?" Her smile was soft, nearly human. "If she falls, I fall. That is the cost." Allistair moved forward. "You're doing this for us even aware of that?" Lilith nodded once. "Because destruction is not what I desired. Only freedom. And if she comes back, no one will be free, not eve

I pulled her into my nose, tracing the column of her neck as I inhaled her sweet scent. "You can lie to me all you want, Poison, but your body speaks the truth. You can hardly think straight, let alone actually fight me off. The fear has paralyzed you and made you weak, and I can't wait to play. You owe me since our last encounter was cut short. Let's see how prettily you scream for me once I have you strapped to a chair, bleeding before me, Nightshade." I spun around, dragging Lilith behind me, my hand still twisted in her hair, forcing her to follow or be dragged behind me. A yell tore from her lips as she clawed at my hands, her nails digging into my arm, her legs kicking as she thrashed

Lilith raised a hand, and every warrior present dropped to their knees, gasping, clutching their heads. Except me. I stared at her. She tilted her head, as if seeing me for the first time. “Curious. The moon has favored you… and cursed you.” “What do you want?” I asked, heart hammering. “A choice,” she said. “Surrender your light, and I’ll spare your bloodline.” I stepped forward, ignoring Evan’s warning growl behind me. “You don’t scare me.” “You should be terrified.” For a split second, her eyes glowed beneath the mask, ancient, endless, devouring. The mask cracked slightly, and I saw the barest glimpse of her face beneath.