Limbo Story Novels & Stories

He got an easy job as his first mission. In the letter, it was written that Joseph had to guide the soul of a dead person to the stairs of heaven. The human who died was a social worker who had spent her entire life looking after the street children. Her name was Lilac. She had provided those children with a home, food, and education. In the letter, it was also written that the soul would be found in the forest of the gods. Joseph was getting excited to complete his first mission. So, he got up from the bed and freshened up. After getting dressed in a white tee and white pants, he was about to go and eat breakfast when he remembered the bracelet.

I ask, feeling so confused. “Don't worry my dear. I will explain everything to you in detail, alright.” He says so calmly. “Come sit here, my dear.” He ushers me next to him on a beautiful flat rock. “You see, I have been here for like twenty years now. I came here by mistake though. And now I can't leave.” He says. “This is limbo.” He says. “Limbo?” I have heard of this word before and if it means what I think, then I must be dead now.

To which Alisha replies "It's all thanks to Adi bhaiya/brother. Arjun's elder cousin made it possible, you would have known his name. He is quite a big businessman, Aditya Hooda." Zoya pauses and mumbles "Aditya Hooda" She gets some flashes of a burned house, two dead bodies with white clothes, a man on a bridge and court. Zoya was standing in her balcony and behind her Mehak was sleeping, she was staring at the moon then says "I told you, We want it or we don't want it, we accept it or deny it but our fates tied us together." "I hope it would be a pleasure to meet you again Mr. Aditya Hooda."

~~~ Ember ~~~ I have been running like what seemed like an eternity, a dark figure stretched out his hands to grasp me. "Noo! Nooo!!! Somebody save me!" I screamed with my legs raised up in the air, as I awoke from my long nightmare. I panted as I tried to recall what had just happened, up to no avail. My body trembled as cold sweat streamed down from my body to the ground, making some droplet sounds. I could feel myself shivering,I brought the blanket closer to my body, tightly wrapping myself with it, as I looked around for Sophie, thinking I was still in school.

’ My wolf snarls. The stranger shamelessly checks me out, a small smirk playing on her lips. “Willow?” The stranger looks at my arms, which are wrapped around her. I let go of Willow, who obviously seems confused that I’m in Minnesota with her, but she doesn’t say a word. “What happened?” The stranger asks. “Limbicus overdose,” she wipes fresh tears with the back of her hand. “What’s limbicus?” I regret asking the moment the words leave my mouth. I was okay with being invisible, and I just had to remind them I was there.

"Yes, it's them. But I must warn you. Creatures that go into limbo don't come out easily. Something is keeping them here. Those werewolves were dying the moment they entered the portal. The creature using the portal must be conscious in order to cross the portal." "Is Seth okay?" "I don't know. If he's conscious, it means he followed the Rouge who attacked your members. And another thing, the creatures in limbo are not as friendly as you might think." Edith immediately fell silent. She felt a sudden tension spread throughout her body. She was completely lost because of all the happenings she had gone through. Only her trust in Katarina had led her to this place. Edith saw many wolves lying w

They drifted past us without a word, as if they were ghosts, lost in a limbo of their own. “What is this place?” Elara muttered again, her voice tinged with a mix of fear and fascination. “It’s the limbo,” Jarek spoke up from behind me. His voice held a strange resonance, as though the very air here affected him differently. “The space between the worlds. It’s where souls wander when they’ve not yet moved on.” I turned to him, my eyes narrowing. “Souls?” He nodded solemnly. “This place isn’t meant for the living, but the dead. Those who were never able to cross over, those whose fates were sealed in darkness. We need to be careful. The longer we stay here, the more we risk being drawn into i

“What do you want?” “I want the guardians…in return, I help you bring them back to life. I am sure you know this by now, but they are in limbo. Limbo is not just a place that is between life and death. It is not just a place for souls to go to rest until judgment day or whatever you believe in. Limbo is a place souls go to and get lost for eternity. Eventually, upon being lost, they lose a sense of self and forget who they are. It is then these souls are turned into angry spirits and demons. It has never been recorded of a supernatural being coming out of limbo without the help of a witch who can practice black magic or necromancy if you want to get fancy with it. So, if I help you bring the

Then, she said, “You know what this sounds like, right?” Amelia narrowed her eyes. “Don’t say it.” Maya grinned. “Enemies to lovers.” Amelia groaned. “Maya, I swear—” “Just saying,” Maya sang. “It’s a classic trope.” “Not our trope,” Amelia shot back. Maya giggled. “We’ll see.” Amelia rolled her eyes. “Anyway,” she said, “enough about him. I have other news.” “Ooh,” Maya said. “Spill.”

LIAS POV I went out early that morning leaving Amelia still asleep, as I adjusted her on the floor covering her, I noticed how she kept her legs apart even when I try to close them, shaking my head in disbelief I left her. I went out hunting and came back earlier than usual because I got a wild goat real quick. Entering the cave I heard murmurings and groanings from the waterfall we use as bathroom, going there I saw Amelia and her friend there, they heard me come in and turned my direction immediately