Novel & Cerita Malivore Myth

The people listened but this time, it was Malia who didn’t. Malia had told her, when they became friends that the people around had warned her not to interact with her. That she was a sell out. Always looking for her next money from the people close to her. Malia told Viva that those people were wrong about her. That she was indeed a kind older woman.

- BACK TO PRESENT - Mallory stands up from her seat and angrily clenches her fists as she talks to Aleister. “Aren’t you afraid of the consequences? You are still a vampire in their eyes!” “YES! I am a vampire and I will always be! But you! You are not just a vampire; you are evil and you are a murderer in their eyes!” Mallory laughed loudly. Her laugh is like a laugh of a witch with pure evilness. She looks back at Aleister and smiled.

A whole freaking one-eighty. “This is bullshit.” Malrik cursed softly. And once again, I couldn’t agree more.

“If you can get a chance to be in Eastern Axum, you’ll see the problem is bigger than you can imagine. I think the water is contaminated that caused the plague, but sadly, no one believes me.” “How can water be polluted on this island?” Malaika was highly perplexed. If only she could summon the goddess to join their discussion. But she couldn’t do it because disclosing to everyone that she was the chosen vessel of the goddess would cause another trouble. It saddens her that aside from Xoxo, Malaika had to keep it from Yulli. “I really despise the idea of you getting there, Princess. But to be fair, let’s seek the governor’s approval first.” Yulli breathed out heavily.

Ken: You made Chaos😌😌. I switch to voice call and they answer instantly. “What'd you mean, ‘I made Chaos’ Ken,” “Claire's followers dropped to mere thousands after the fight at the party. I think her endorsements are getting revoked due to multiple claims of bullying against her.” “Mal, did you do this?” “I barely know the chic, none of our classes clash and she knows damn well not to fuck with me.” Mal denies and I nod. If she says she didn't then she sure as hell didn't. Mallory takes great pride in her work. Even if it includes ruining a person's life.

Celine muttered in reply. "You are not an animal, trust me, Celine. You are human, just like everyone, I'm sorry for leaving angrily the other day. I was just angry that you could hide something as crucial as that from me despite the fact that we've been together for years. Though myth says that werewolves are dangerous and are monsters, I've known you for years, Celine, you're not a monster. You will never hurt anyone, I trust you, Celine" Molly said as tears started coming out of her eyes.

she said softly. “That’s just as ridiculous as saying that vampires are cold blooded. You’ve felt for yourself the warmth of my flesh and blood,” He said patiently. “There are a few myths that are fact; such as the one about vampires not being able to enter a private residence without being invited. But, there are many fallacies being taught.” “Such as?”

She asked, encouragingly of him, "...sooo, tell me, professor Mourhollow… if the harpies all whisper about werewolves as monsters, why do I sense you don't agree?" Sheepish and shy as ever, Corvin's mouth curved in that faint and knowing way of his. "Simple, really. That's because all myths and legends are true, but so often they come from misunderstandings. You know how court mothers frighten their fledglings with tales of werewolves gone mad, tearing through villages?"

It felt a little like shock. Most myths about vampires weren't true. Such as being unable to consume human food or a stake being capable of killing us. A silver stake was a different matter entirely. Another stupid myth was the idea of holy water burning us. I've come across a few priests who were stupid enough to sprinkle the water on me in a bid to save their skins. All the water did was wet my clothes and irritate me.

“And you liked it just as much as I did.” “No.” She had to deny it to keep her sanity. What would happen to her world if she suddenly had to admit that she liked, no, loved sleeping with a vampire? Everything around her would crumble. Creatures like him shouldn’t—couldn’t!—exist. Vampires were myth, folklore—stories to tell around a campfire to scare people. They only lived in the movies, never in real life. Every child knew that! Just as everybody knew there was no Easter Bunny. This couldn’t happen. None of this could be true. Denial was the only way to go.