Lucifer Prayers Novels & Stories

He leaned in so their faces were inches apart. He ran his thumb across her pale tear stained face and flicked the tears underneath her eyes. Iris pulled back her eyes now confused and red rimmed. "These tears of vengeance, are on shed for the wrong person." "You're lying." She screamed back thrashing harder than before. "Let me show you." He blinked unfazed by her tantrums. He stood up from the bed and picked up the laptop on the bedside table. Iris went quiet. He flipped it open, waited for it to boot, then played a video.

“Of course, I do.” I kissed the back of his hand. “Lend me your power like you do with your brothers when you heal people.” He gave me an odd look before he kissed me between my eyes and lowered his head. I felt a cool tingling begin to flow up my arm. I reached my other hand up to the sky and then touched the ground at my feet. Then I raised my hand to the clear sky once more and said, “Afferte procellam et omnia tangit munda.” Conner mumbles beside me, “Bring the storm and cleanse all it touches.”

Just the smell of ozone and unfinished responsibility lingering in the air. Selena stood there alone, blinking at the decaying altar while water from the storm began trickling across the stone floor like it was staging a coup. Her eye twitched. Her soul twitched. Her lower back twitched because she’d landed like a sack of wet laundry. God knew she tried. She recited every spell she vaguely remembered from internet rabbit holes. “Abracadabra,” “Leviosa”—not “Leviosar,” she corrected herself mid-prayer—and even, in desperation, “Escucha las palabras de las brujas, los secretos escondidos en la noche...” while raising her hands like she was in a soap opera for witches.

she added. "Since it didn't work, we are going to remove your soul and put it inside Aragorn's body." "Whatever it is to get it done, do it fast." Lucifer growled out the words. "Aragorn, it's your turn." Hydra said and the Vampire moved closer to her. Placing the hand that held the stone over his chest, she began to chant in an ancient language while Aragorn used the dark water curled around his arms to send inside the pit until it touched Lucifer's heart.

"And you, the ever innocent dove, would be there to bar my entrance, wouldn't you, dear Gabriella?" "I never said I was perfect, Lucia, so don't go accusing—" "And I never said I cared about ending up in hell. Do you know how many hot guys are probably in there? Oh, the joys of eternity—" "I'd rather die than burn forever—" "Well, it's a good thing your daddy makes sure you say your prayers before bed." Luci crossed her arms and smirked. Gabby launched herself towards her raven-haired friend. "That's it! I've had enough—!"

Lacy. I had my heart in my mouth all through the night. I prayed to the goddess to keep them safe. Mathias and his wife were with me in our house, but I couldn't focus. Knowing that there would be a fight and Theo and my son would be there scared me. I was mad at Emma for following, but I knew she would not agree to remain as I did. I just had to hope that the goddess would make it easy and they come home to me. Katya had fallen asleep on the couch, and I linked Miranda to take her to her room. Every time Mathais or Leonard's phone rang, I was on alert. I could hear the pounding beat of my heart. I was afraid, and I dreaded the worse happening. I prayed to the goddess to protect them and ble

I poked the keyboard in anger, “What are you thanking me? Who are you thanking? We are friends! I don’t need you to thank me!” System: “Lucifer’s madness erupted and activated Slaughter Mode.” War of God: “Alright, hurry up and get Lucifer’s account back. Don’t waste time killing me here.”

I could feel some slight pain in my head as the usher held the microphone close to my mouth. "Tears of joy they are, she can't bottle her superfluous emotions any more. Miss Charlotte, it's your turn and we are all ears, be strong and make the vows," the priest encouraged me.

“Can he die? Like, really, truly die?” Persephone sits up and immediately checks the room. Her gaze sweeps every shadow, every corner. I pulse my magic through the warding. Still intact. She scoots closer and whispers, “Lucifer can be killed. But only by a celestial being from his own mythology. An angel. Or the Christian God himself.” “Oh, good,” I deadpan. “That’s so convenient. I’ll just go pray and ask God to send one down.” Persephone smacks my arm. “No need to be a bitch about it. I’m just telling you how it works.”

Doing as he asks, I place my hand over his and combine my power to stream with his. As the power flows through me, I close my eyes and do something I have never wished to do─I pray. For what feels like hours but is only seconds, our powers envelop her, and the wound begins to heal. I watch somberly as her color returns, but her eyes remain closed. “She’s alive,” Lucifer mumbles reassuringly. “Take her to the fortress while I deal with Lilith.” I look over to where he’s gesturing and see that Lilith is trapped in what looks like a cage made out of power.