Magnus Bane And Alec Lightwood Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He turned to face me “ if you can't control the dark magic in you, it controls you to doing bad things” “ is it the same as Alan ” I asked. “ well not really, he has allowed the dark magic to take control of him totally ” . “ what about you ” I asked. “ I still control mine, I won't let it take full control of me ” he answered. * * * Derek and Alan were breathing heavily after the fight, but Derek still doesn't want to back out until he knows Aria's location. Magnus laid on the ground beside the rock with his eyes closed, his breathing slow, he was getting weak as his other half, his mate was dead.

"The Council sent another alpha because I failed, and they were right to do so." "You sniveling little weasel," Bane spat. "The Council doesn't live here. Their arms aren't long enough to stop what we're doing as long as you have the balls to stand up and fight for what we've begun here." He took a step toward Neal, pointing a finger at his chest. "And you will fight for it." He glanced over at Tina, who cowered where she stood, her body visibly shaking. "Or I'm going to remove my approval of your mating." He turned back to Neal, his eyes narrow slits. "And there's only one way to end a mating." Neal stiffened and then forced himself to stand straighter against Bane's larger size. "If you to

Alpha Magnus yelled out. He threw Adrian across the side of the room and the impact caused me to stare in disbelief. It was rather much rare to see an Alpha handled in such manner. I turned around and the fiery eyes of Alpha Magnus softened a moment and he walked towards me, holding my hand away from my left eye. I hissed in pain and he growled once again. "I am not leaving you here any longer, we leave right now." He declared. I shook my head in understanding and turned around to continue packing up. While folding more clothes into the bag, Alpha Magnus, drags Adrian's unconscious body out of the room, leaving me alone.

I did not know why I felt this way, but I believed Solum was not evil. Magnus grabbed my wrist, and he pulled gently. I maintained my ground and shot him a devilish look. He was a ; they were terrifying creatures capable of tearing apart ordinary wolves, but I was not just any normal wolf; I was a Lycan, too, and he would not push me around over my dead body. “Release my hand," I growled. My teeth ground against each other, and I could barely control my anger. "Guys, what are you doing? Enough." Selene pleaded, her voice seeming to be coming from a place far away. I had my eyes on Magnus and Magnus only.

They pooled at our feet, swallowing the ground until it looked like the forest floor was bleeding darkness. “Stay close,” Jace ordered, pulling me against him. A figure formed in the black fog. Tall, cloaked, eyes glowing like coals. Magnus. His voice slithered through the air, cold and cruel. “So the little Ancient finally shows her teeth.” My heart hammered. I wanted to stand tall, to spit in his face, but my body shook too violently. “You think this boy can protect you?” His gaze flicked to Jace. “He’s nothing but a weapon waiting to turn on you. The cursed Alpha bond will see to that.”

So why was it glowing? The light seeped through Magnus’ fingers, forcing him to release me with a sudden grunt. He pulled back, studying his hand with a dark smirk, as if he had expected this all along. I staggered, dropping to my knees and coughing as I clutched my throat. My legs shook violently, but I pushed myself up, confused, scared, furious all at once. Magnus tilted his head slightly, his expression mocking. "Did you think it was Kael’s bond awakening you?" he said, his voice dripping with amusement. "How naive."

I covered Kian with my body and my head with my hand as the silver ribbon burnt into my skin, wrapping itself around my wrist. I groaned in pain as the ribbon’s length started decreasing, dragging me closer to Illumi. “Ok! Help me here! She’s stronger than she looks!” Illumi ordered his men, and they dashed towards me. Morana’s partner jumped between them. His clothes tore apart, and his masquerade fell to the ground as he got into his lycan form. Ruin’s dagger cut through the air, slicing the silver ribbon tied around my wrist. I gaped at the lycan blankly.

Betrayed by my mate and best friend, trusting a total stranger will be the funniest joke ever. Alpha Alistair walks toward me with a serious expression. He doesn’t look mad or offended; he just looks handsome the way he is. Damn! What am I even thinking? "I’ll make you," he blurts out, caressing my cheek with his huge hand. "I won’t give up until you love me back, Alicia. I mean it," he adds, smiling faintly. "I’m doomed," I mumble. "Damn it." —------------- I cover my eyes with my arm as soon as I open them. I can’t stand the brightness coming from the windows.

His heartbeat pulsed faintly through it and with it, something inside me shifted. The fire that rose this time wasn’t rage. It was light, pure and steady. When I opened my eyes, Magnus had stopped moving. His expression faltered. “What have you done?” “Taken back what was always mine,” I whispered. The golden fire flared. It wrapped around me like wings, brighter than the Red Moon, brighter than his shadow. Magnus screamed as the light engulfed him. He fought back, throwing all his darkness into the storm, but every shadow he summoned burned away, dissolving into gold.

“Well then I hope they have Alina marry you. Like she was supposed to.” “She’s pretty?” I nod slowly. “And worth a lot more trouble than me. But she did pretend to be sick and dying just so she wouldn’t have to marry you.” “If it gives you any comfort, believe me, if she were in your place, I would’ve let her die than try to save her,” Magnus claims, a touch of honesty to his voice. I ignore that. Nothing he says can comfort me. “Is Alec still alive?” His eyes are back on me, intense and demanding. “I haven’t killed him all these days. What makes you think I did it now?”