Nine Sols Comic Novels & Stories

“Vampires?! I whispered, shocked. The book talked about vampires and other creatures I never knew about. Then I spotted a drawing, it was a fox with nine nails. Before I could read one more line, the door swung open. “Stay away from my stuff,” she hissed, snatching the book from me. “Your stuff? Really? I scoffed. “I and Lucas found it, so how is it yours to keep? I added. She sighed, rubbing her temples “look, just stay away from it. Some secrets are best left buried,” she said, her eyes narrowed, drawing closer. “Don’t say I didn’t warn you.” Then a dead, heavy silence descended. I tried understanding the warning but the image of the nine-tailed fox couldn’t leave my head. “ So vampires re

I shouted. "No-oh, I won't. It's an easy task, and I don't want you all to treat us like a joke again. You did that before, and I will show you what you did. So come find me, and you get your girl back." The fallen deities turn their backs on us. But before they left, one of them turned on me. "You were asking why a nine-tailed fox has to be involved in this issue, right? Not a werewolf, a vampire, not anyone, but a nine-tailed fox..." he paused for a while, smiled, and walked towards me.

Lying on the stretcher with blood on his lips, he struggled to speak to the camera, "I'm... I'm... sorry." After seeing this, Zoey watched the video repeatedly in disbelief until she confirmed it really was Adrian. She violently smashed the water glass on her desk to the floor. “He’s out of his mind!” For the first time, she thought the Spencer family must have some kind of mutant gene—how else could every single Spencer be more insane than the last? Taking a deep breath to calm herself, she had her assistant find out which hospital Adrian was in. When she arrived at the hospital, Adrian was lying weakly in bed, his shirt unbuttoned at the chest for breathing.

In a split second, he turned into a human-shaped bag filled with blood, slamming onto the stone wall, forming a sticky ball of substance. The blood splattered into a terrifying huge painting. At a glance, it was extremely unbelievable that it was still a human a second ago. Soon, the ax's blade rolled again, colliding with the swords and spears, forming dazzling sparks. Clink-clank! The Ninth Sacred Sect's disciples might have a strong offensive, but Solana had an extremely formidable force! Her power could suppress thousands of ghosts, sweeping across hell, and she was the girl's nemesis with the neat fringe that could communicate with the netherworld.

The duo started a competition to ruin her mood each day, and she had to end it even before they argued over who the winner was. Arial lied every day, as Cassandra called it, though she didn't want to listen to her pettish talk, but they had more facts than a lies. Who was she to blame? She trusted them both, but she got mocked for her loyalty. She ended it all before she was to be called a fool by them during one of the days. Now, it's been almost a month, and she hasn't met the mysterious guy, as she calls him. The umbrella sat lonely in the corner as her eyes darted to it on rainy days. Soon, his image and his vision left her memory as she began to live life again.

"If you kill him here, the Empire will find you. You aren't fully healed yet." "He thinks you belong to him," Valerius snarled, his ears pinning back. A second later, the locks exploded as they were forced open by a high-frequency override. Kaelen Voss storms into the apartment, his face pale and his Alpha scent a chaotic, stinking mess of cedar and desperation. He stopped dead when he saw them. He didn't see the low-tier shifter he expected. Instead he saw Lyra Solis, the woman he had discarded, standing in the protective embrace of a Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox whose aura was so powerful it made the air in the small room feel like solid weight.

He was basically the ruler of this world. "What are you thinking about?" Kaelen kissed my hair, sounding a little annoyed that I'd spaced out. I couldn't hold back the excitement in my chest. "Dusty—I mean, Kaelen, what's going on here?" He gave me a little smile and pulled me into his arms. "Because I'm Kaelen, I've got nine lives. Dying once doesn't really matter. I just failed my last trial, that's all. But you can't abandon me now."

Chapter 49 7 MONTHS LATER ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Aziz stared at the two strippers (one blonde and a redhead) in front of him with a look of disgust painted on his face. They have been trying to get him hard for three hours now and nothing seems to work. He sighed and opened the drawer beside the bed he is sitting on and pull out wads of cash, which he threw at the strippers. "Get out of my room!" He barked at them, but they were not ready to leave without having to feel his cock sinking its way into their plush heat.

The two of them rubbed each other's eyes repeatedly. Nevan showed himself with a nine tail. It seemed that the Gumiho from the past could no longer cover himself in front of his two friends with an anxious and restless look. Cho Ye Joon in Nevan seemed to take a step back. However, the ache in the head began to intensify. Then, what happened when the Nine Tails was in front of his eyes?