Ring Of Inferno Novels & Stories

“But he was born of my blood. And blood remembers who ruled first.” She turned toward the obsidian altar, where a map of the five territories was etched in gold. One by one, she pressed her ring into the wax seals positioned over each fallen empire. Her ring — once the De Rossi signet — now re-forged with the emblem of the Velate Infernali: a crown wrapped in thorns. “The empire my husband built is crumbling,” she said. “Lorenzo governs through rage. Aria rules by accident. The old order has failed. What this world needs is rebirth.”

My eyes rolled back. "Mm," I moaned. I felt every press of his fingers. It sent chills through my veins. A smile tugged across my lips. The next moment, I snapped out of it. I jumped off the bronze chair and turned swiftly to look into his eyes. Those blue piercing eyes were gone, replaced by deep crimson ones. "You aren't Mitchel," I said, trying to convince myself that everything he said was fake. "No matter what you think, I will remain Zarchios," he said.

He was being humiliated on the moon festival, the day he has been looking forward too. Alpha Zavier bent down and looked directly in Alpha Angelo eyes, he spit in his face as he took his hands and check, he pocketed into his trouser, but there was no ring. “Chose one thing, this is your fate and your life is in my hands now. Give the ring, or I put the end to your breathe,” Alpha Zavier ordered. “Where is the ring?” Omega Yna asked. “Tell us where the ring is, and we will let you leave,” Alpha Zavier said.

When they read the initials engraved inside the ring, they couldn’t bring themselves to say anything else to convince me. At the hospital, Jim was dumbfounded as the Larson family returned with cold, sarcastic expressions. He couldn’t believe it. "How could Ella turn me down?" It never crossed Jim’s mind that I would look closely at the ring. Whenever he gave me something in the past, I was always thrilled, never once questioning or even using it. His fists clenched, eyes darkening with anger. "I’ve been too soft lately—that’s why Ella’s gotten so bold." "Spread the word: I’m getting engaged to Rowena in a week. I dare Ella to ignore that!"

Only the resonance. --- 8:11 PM — Sector Z, Outer Perimeter, Lantern Ring Ring of lanterns bounded the farthest cleared ground—well past the reconstruction areas, close to where fresh mapping was only starting. The earth was rough. The air cooler. There was a fire burning in a drum at the center. Voices relayed stories with no defined beginning or end. A young adult got up and announced, "I don't want a clause. I want a question." Another voice repeated, "That's a kind of clause too."

Her face changed. Dante’s men wore rings bearing different symbols depending on their rank. But one particular ring belonged to people trusted with the syndicate’s most sensitive operations. Avaline knew it. “Eliam…” He looked at her. “That ring is connected to Dante.” Luca immediately reached for his phone. “We need to get out.” Eliam nodded. “Agreed.” They hurried downstairs. Halfway down the staircase, Eliam stopped. Avaline nearly walked into him. “What is it?”

Joaquin could only make out his screams due to his heightened hearing. If he focuses hard enough, the memory doesn't seem too far. He could still hear him, crying in agony, sometimes calling his name. "Listen, witch," He shifts in his seat and moves closer. "This ring is made from your coven's magic, from your fellow coven troops, so maybe that's why you feel some weird connection to it. I'll give it to you if you promise to help me kill the last immortal aside from me." "I don't want to kill anyone," Hiro confesses outright.

Aiko is getting irked so she said, “You’re on her blacklist.” “WHAAAAT!?” That's all what it took to mess with Gunther. “Ooops.” Goo followed Aiko as she ran towards the gate. “Am I really on her blacklist?” “Why don’t you make a call?” Silence. “You’re afraid to know. If you call and it rings, Rina will know you haven’t moved on yet. If it doesn’t, you’ll be brokenhearted for the second time today.” Aiko chuckled. But she still gave Goo a sympathizing look. “You’ll get over her… Now, give me the keys. I know you got it for me.”

“It doesn’t make any s—" "The ring that gave you the power of immortality is rightfully yours, I will say that. And even though that’s a whole other problem in itself, I’ll tell you something that neither Erica—” “You know Erica?” “Nor Remy told you. All the rings are interconnected. They always have been. Something other than chance drew the eight of you together. but the second you chose the leave the realms of the 9th, the scale was tipped, but like always, it found a way to bring you back.”

“Fuck!” I cursed silently as I fisted my hands with anger when Matthew Laqueza showed the picture of the man I hated the most. A week has passed since we all met. We are currently discussing information about the enemy to better prepare our moves. "Farro Roque is in charge of the weapons and women they sell on the black market," he said while looking at him seriously. "He's living here in Manila," he added. My forehead knotted at what he just said. I couldn't avoid looking at him badly because of my overflowing emotions.