Oblivion Nocturnal Quest Novels & Stories

Me. I hear Benny swear as the car dies as the link between was cut. I tell everyone what is going on. Dad says he will stay here with the women. I make sure to have several of our best warriors come to the pack house. I have no idea if they will try to get this deep into our territory, but I am not taking a fucking chance. The rest of us, including Dorian, Xo and Lance headed out. They were more than able to keep up with us as we all shifted. I heard a loud howl as we closed in on where they should be. I could hear growling, and I knew that Benny was fighting. I had no idea where my dark princess was, but if they touched one hair on her head they would die. It started growing darker the clos

My parents were both gone. "Kaydence come out here." Damion's voice was just outside my hiding spot. "I can hear you crying Kaydence and I don't have patience for this right now." I slowly slid the wall open and climbed out. Damion stood in front of me covered in blood. His arm was gushing it and I just kicked into survival mode.

I murmured, pressing a hand over my rapidly beating heart. The weight of my hidden truth pressed down on me. I wondered how long I would be able to protect my secrets. My biggest fear was being exposed before I get the chance to avenge my father's death. • In the quiet of the night, shrouded in darkness and after I was certain everyone had gone to bed, I discreetly slipped out of the house. I was taking a huge risk, I knew, but it was a part of my mission. I had to start early. Gratitude swelled within me towards my new nurse, Jessica, for she agreed to help me carry out my plans even without knowing the reason, but in exchange, I promised to pay her a hefty sum of money. She was all about m

"How does she know this forbidden magic?!" "Hahaha!" Seraphina cackled. "I couldn't become Luna, I was even cast out of my pack! This is all your fault! You're a princess, aren't you? Let all your subjects die with you!" Beastly howls came from the black mist, and pairs of blood-red eyes glinted within it. Shadow wolves crawled out from a rift in the abyss, lunging towards us.

That thought was quickly tossed aside because if that was the case, the noises I made by kicking in a window aloud with my own cries and outburst from dressing my wounds would undoubtedly have been heard. Curled up between the two chairs with my face barely sticking out of my sleeping bag, my eyelids feel weighted with exhaustion and the comfort of finally being warm. The small LED lantern is in the dimmest mode, sitting on the table beside me casting a soft warm light. I usually sleep best in pitch black darkness, but am not brave or crazy enough to sleep without a light turned on while I'm inside this abandoned building at night. The last thing I remember doing before passing out for the n

Igarashi who raised his eyebrows playfully at my expression as if this was something that he was used to. "It's been the focus of this project to work on a way for the soldiers on the front lines, to not wear out as easily. We're particularly interested in the next evolution." Dr. Dawson's hands moved around wildly as he lead me down the corridor. The wall was the same as before, seamless, until we stopped in front of another random panel. Here, he pushed aside a small panel to reveal a scanner. I was surprised to see it there as he swiped his key card and pressed a code into the room. I felt goosebumps as the door slid open and revealed there was a red tiled staircase leading towards

"I am Sebastian. Any knowledge of our attackers' roots could prove salvation. Lead on, Luna of the Glimmering Coat." She turned and leaped nimbly up the jagged cliff, beckoning us to follow. Exchanging a resigned glance, Matteo and I began the treacherous ascent into the night-shrouded heights. What mysteries lay within the Glades under Luna's guiding star, hidden from waking eyes? And more pressing - could their denizens disclose the key to stemming this invasion of twisted souls? Our fragile hope was vested in these unusual strangers. Little did we know the revelations, and perils, that night would unveil…

"But I'd wager the Queen hears more." Vito turned away, but the snarl in his voice was unmistakable. "Then perhaps it's time the Queen was reminded—shadows burn, too." Outside, thunder rumbled across the mountain line. And the Umbra Moon glowed quietly in the dark. Blackwood Ruins, Evening. Xavier crouched beside the fire, sharpening his blade. Blythe stood nearby, her cloak drawn tight, eyes fixed on the carved mark etched into a fallen stone.

she disheartened and pouted to the system. Suddenly a quest appear that brought her up from despair: “Rojan is in needs of assistance! Exp gain on helping raised to 2, 000! With prior knowledge of Special Invetory!” She is tempted and immediately “accept” the quest before even notice how the trees in the area blown away and shrouded in the near forest. “Prior knowledge it is-” he cleared her throat when almost the balance to the loudest bang in the near distance. “What happen-” Her eyes brightened when idea came to mind. “Enemy!”

“And apart from that?” “No lights inside the pack,” Alessio says, and I can also hear the sense of wonder and confusion in his tone. “Nothing at all. And a night after the new moon? This is not possible. Cavaliere Ombra has traditions, and one of that is to . . . er, partake of prey every full moon. Where do they find game? From the hunts they have during the first night of the cycle, which is the new moon. Meaning they would have had started the hunting routine last night. They also would have continued tonight.” “So you really didn’t see anything?” Amari verifies.