Lucid Dream Alyloony Novels & Stories

“Ummh, you taste good Alpha, too bad you aren't mine.” Luka jolted awake. What the hell just happened? Was it a dream? It felt so real, but as Luka looked around frantically, he realized he was in his room, on his bed. It was just after midnight. Luka jumped out of bed to get some fresh air on the balcony but instantly felt a warm, thick liquid on his thighs. Reaching down he saw that the liquid resembled the one he had seen in his dream. How strange! His dream could not have been real, so what was this sticky Liquid doing on his thighs? Confused by it all, Luka needed to speak to someone about what just happened. He knew the only person he could speak to was Lyle. He decided to try the Twin

They didn’t, which meant they had a different motive, one I’d uncover soon enough. “You don’t look like yourself, it’s like you’re distracted,” Alaric said suddenly, watching me like he always does when he’s serious. “And I know it’s not because of our new prisoner.” It was no surprise that he noticed, I hadn’t done much to hide how I felt since I left Lana’s room. “Lana’s been seeing someone in her dreams and it’s the same person over and over. And I am only just finding out about it.” “What do you mean, ‘seeing someone’?” Alaric asked, then his expression changed after he figured it out. “The woman who looks just like her?” he asked, and I gave him a ‘yes’ by nodding my head.

There was a pounding in my head as light filtered through my eyelids. I winced but forced my eyes to open as I tried to remember what had happened. As my vision cleared and adjusted to the light, I realized I was in a strange bedroom. My heart started to pound as I pieced together the events of the night. I started to pull myself up into a sitting position when my eyes met another’s. It was the lycan from the forest.

“No, I hadn’t. I had this vision, which sucked a lot of energy from me. I then fell asleep, which just became a trap. I was stuck in a wonderfully, erotic, real, intense, and I don’t have the words to give it justice. I am afraid to go back to sleep, and yet I want to. I want to dream about her, I want to have her in my arms, I want to be doing those things I dreamt about to her. It is absolutely maddening. I can’t function properly, and I just can’t get enough blood to drink. I haven’t dreamed since before I was changed, and even then, nothing like this. Nothing!” “Dom, you got it bad. Maybe this is a connection you two have. Maybe she is the same way?” “I thought about that too. Because in

The smell of something sweet lingered in the air, the strange scent made my insides warm. “What’s that smell? It’s like bubble gum, or some kind of candy.” I asked Adley as she looped her arms through mine and Ally’s, hauling us down the crowded sidewalk. “It’s delirium mist.” Ally explained with a smirk on her red-painted lips. “In large doses it can cause severe hallucinations and death. In small ones it loosens you up, makes you happier.” “It helps them bring in money from the newbies.” Adley snorted, rolling her eyes at Ally. She gave me a reassuring grin and held the Obsidian pass between her fingers. “Thanks to this baby, it’ll be free drinks all night.”

Ally parodied her. As the two went to bed, they continued to talk. Ally says a lot of things. By and by, Ally wondered for a long time why Tessa was no longer answering. When she looked at her, Tessa fell asleep. Ally laughed in her mind. Because she thought she was the only one who was talking for a long time. She felt like she was speaking in the air because no one was listening to her. She also wanted to sleep but lost her sleep. She closed her eyes but still could not sleep, so she thought she would get up first. She walked out of their bedroom and opened the door outside. Then she sat on a veranda and looked down at the river. She listened to the sound of crickets and the owls while loo

Allison yawned leisurely before opening her eyes. She smiled as her body felt fresh and energetic. But as she got up, her body stretched and a small gasp left her mouth. Last night's event suddenly lightened her mind and Allison looked on the other side of the bed but Lyceon was not there.

Her human form trembled, hands clasped tightly on the altar, knuckles white as the vision overtook her—a surge of images flooding her mind: a lunar temple of ancient stone, its arches carved with glowing runes, hidden in a misty valley east of the cliffs, shadows twisting within like living entities, whispers of the marrow god echoing through halls lined with blood runes. "Lila?" Alya Dawn's voice broke the silence as she entered the shrine, the oak door creaking softly behind her, her auburn hair still tousled from the wind-swept trails, strands catching the candlelight in fiery glints. At twenty, her amber eyes softened with concern upon seeing Lila's state, but they held the weight of her

Emerald explained, giving her sister an encouraging nod. Taking a deep breath, Amali stepped forward. "I had a dream last night. Not an ordinary dream, a warning from the Moon Goddess." Alpha Mick's expression sharpened with interest, exchanging a quick glance with Luna Harmony. "Go on." Amali described her nightmare in detail, the sentient darkness thanking her for destroying Lilly's violin, the images of pack territories being consumed by shadow, and finally the vision of Lilly, Kenny, and Axel forming a protective triangle with the hybrid violin emitting light that pushed back the darkness.

AURORA The dream came again. It was so vivid and suffocating. I was lying on the cold ground, unable to move, as three vampires hovered over me. Their fangs were exposed, red and shiny right above me and there was nothing I could do. Their snarls filled my ears. I tried to scream, to push them away, but my body wouldn’t cooperate. The first bite came, sharp and deep, and then the second, each one draining me faster than I could comprehend.