Prayer To Lilith Novels & Stories

Torches were placed along the walls, but their flames flickered strangely and unnaturally, casting shades of shadows that seemed to look Alentalone. “This is where we lure the one who wants stand with us,” Lilith said, turning to face me. “You say you want our help. That you want to make the world fear you.” She smiled. “Let’s find out if you deserve it.” I exhaled slowly. “What do you need me to do?” Lilith remained expressionless. “Survive.” As soon as she uttered the word, the torches went dark.

I scoffed in disbelief at her patheticness. "Your son is being locked up like an animal, and you call that happiness? Lilith, please! Stop; don't let your pride and hatred for me blind you from seeing the truth staring you in the face. Don't be consumed by your desire for power. Think about what you're doing, because I'm offering you just one last chance to make things right and protect your son. Get down on your knees and beg me for forgiveness before it's too late, or else when the time comes, I won't be sparing your wretched life," I warned, but Lilith simply rolled her eyes, dismissing my words with a flick of her hand. It was evident that reasoning with her was futile.

He shifted back to human form, coughing blood, but alive. “Kael!” I moved toward him, but Lilith sent void tendrils to block my path. “Pay attention, little wolf. Your mate can wait. I cannot.” She began chanting in languages that predated any civilization, words that made reality shudder. Her transformation accelerated, the human parts of her dissolving faster. “She is completing the ritual!” Iris shouted. “If she finishes, nothing we do will matter! She will be unkillable!” “Then we interrupt,” Thornpaw snarled. He charged directly at Lilith, ignoring the void energy that burned his fur, focusing only on reaching her.

She turned to Abigail and introduced herself. 'I am Lilith, wife of Belial, queen of chaos and misrule. Yonder is my pet, a creation of dark rage, bones and flesh vomited up from the bowels of this place. She is man-hater and man-killer, a succubus of infinite delicacy.' Lilith slid lazily alongside Abigail and entwined herself around her body. She placed her lips close to Abigail's ear and began to whisper. She whispered soothing enchantments, words of honied dreaminess. And all the while she caressed and kissed Abigail's naked body.

The tears started rolling from my eyes and my vision started to get blurry. “Please. I begged. I can sign whatever, my life, my soul. Anything.” “Lilith. Make sure they find their way out.” “Please I beg you.” I said, this time my voice was a bit raised. Lilith eyed me but didn’t say anything. Asher turned his head towards me and signalled me not to say anything. “I don’t know why are you all like this? all of you play all and mighty. You made us. You took over us. But when we want your help you guys close your ears. As if our prayers were going through deaf ears.”

She sighed and covered her face with her arm. Cali walked away from the window and back to her. "Why do you look like you're blind?" Lillith threw back the covers of her duvet and climbed out of the bed. "Because you literally opened the window to my face and it's morning!" Cali clamped a hand over her mouth in pretense as she acted like she didn't realize what she had done. "Really? I'm so sorry but didn't realize that I did that." Lillith rolled her eyes and climbed out of bed. "Today's the ritual and I have to be ready before noon so I can be at the temple with Leon."

The echoes of her voice reverberated through the cave, but there was no reply, only a haunting silence that enveloped her. Frustration and fear welled up within her, and she attempted to summon her divine powers, closing her eyes and focusing on conjuring fire. Yet, despite her best efforts, nothing happened. The powers she had relied on before now seemed inaccessible within the confines of the cave. "Why isn't it working?" Lilith's voice wavered with desperation. "I'm stuck." Her body trembled as she crouched on the cave floor, tears streaming down her face, her divine abilities failing her.

Leia's POV Fear emanated from Lilith as I held her by the neck, dragging her toward the dungeons. I didn't plan on letting her die easily. Conjuring my magic, I crafted handcuffs and leg shackles, securing her in them. "I know what you want. I can give it to you," Lilith bargained, desperation clear. "It's too late to barter for your life, Lilith," I responded, keeping my emotions tightly controlled. "Don't bury your mates. Take them to the Moon Goddess Shrine and use the book that Alpha Reo used. You can revive them," she whispered, her consciousness fading.

Ophelia cursed as she helped herself up, tipping her toes as she sneaked away from the room. "An eye for an eye, a fracture for a fracture, a soul for a soul...." she recited, making sure no drop was wasted. "You were also responsible for the deaths of my family and Zelda, so you should pay for your sins! Why should I forgive you?" Lilith asked. "Die!" A loud laugh echoed in the room as Lilith let the cup fall to the floor, shattering into pieces while she watched Orion struggle to breathe. He was also struggling for his life while boils began to grow and cover his entire skin.

They pitched and then Lilith gripped me tighter before her eyes closed. "Saurynas Esceletas Matyras..." She chanted first before the rest joined her. I just continued to watch them do their thing until suddenly, I felt a large amount of energy being forced out of me. The cloud darkened, the ground began to quake with a gentle tremor, the winds blew violently causing the trees to dance haphazardly. It's intensity worsened but Lilith and the rest continued chanting the same words.