Raze Hell Novels & Stories

We took Nivi to hospital and waited for her test results. Each and every second I stood outside of every test room was like I am passing through an eternity. Under me it was hell of fire where I was burning in that. There is no hell or heaven after death it's all in our life. Now I am getting all punishments for what aI did to that girl and I am in hell. Like my naani said bad people will treated very badly in hell by burning alive in fire.

Hezell lowered his eyes to the ground and went silent for more than fifteen seconds. When he raised them again, they shimmered red, identical to Hazel's when she tried to kill Landon, Steele, and Neon. "The Council won't be hearing of it because Hazel along with each and everyone of you will be buried underneath the rubble of this building." He said and stretched his hand towards them. "Run!" Hazel shouted, sensing he was about to do something, and everyone scattered about. Hezell's spell hit Hazel, flinging her up and slamming her hard against the tiled floor at great speed.

And Aurora Hale whispered softly, “Father, let’s see what you built.” Her finger pressed the screen. Deep beneath the estate Atlas Omega awakened. Across the battlefield Every drone froze. Every tower rotated. Every light on the estate turned blood red. Sebastian stopped walking. Alexander Ravel’s eyes widened. Helena Voss’s smile vanished for the first time. Because the ground beneath the battlefield began to open. And something far larger than an army, began to rise.

"I'm fine." "You don't look fine," Zara said, grabbing his arm before he could fall. "I'm alive." "You're barely alive." A crossbow bolt whistled past them, It struck the roof inches from Rynese's foot. "Less talking!" he shouted. "More surviving!" * * * * * Kael reached the final rooftop first, he stopped so abruptly that Zara nearly collided with him. "What is it?" He didn't answer her, he was staring ahead. Zara followed his gaze, the bridge connecting the last rooftop to the forest had been destroyed. A twenty-foot gap separated them from safety, below... Jagged rocks waited beneath the snow.