Robin Arkham Asylum Novels & Stories

Asher I was at the pack house with the physician when Robin mind-linked me. “I am coming over with the physician, she just finished gathering the herbs, and her tools. We will be there soon.” I said immediately without waiting for him to say anything. “Brother, this is not what the pack physician will handle, you need to come quick,” he said I could sense the panic in his voice and that caused a churn within me. I couldn't help the growl that escaped my lips.

Galen Munroe yawned as he turned off onto the dirt road leading to Cranston Asylum. His rickety old pickup truck struggled to maintain an even pace on the dirt road and the jolting, irritable as it was, served to focus his concentration. He'd been driving for six hours to reach this place, situated deep in the woods of Colby's Cove and knowing he was going to be alone, brought a smile to his lips.

“You never truly severed it. He rejected you, but the Moon didn’t accept it.” Dax’s voice cut like steel. “Aria. Now.” I shoved Kieran into the tunnel and dropped after him, sliding on wet stone. The seam above us slammed shut with a final thud—sealing out Rowan’s voice, sealing out the tracker’s roar. For three heartbeats, there was only darkness and my own breathing. Then, from deeper in the tunnel, another voice spoke—female, amused, dangerously calm. “Welcome,” it said. “We’ve been waiting for the ashbound to fall into our hands.”

The guard demands. It had taken Robin a whole hour before he woke up, and where he was is both remnants of his past and his fright. The night sky teams with the lunar gaze upon the world of darkness. It’s a special time since normally the dark clouds shielded the pale moonlights but today, some of its rays’ seep through. Robin finds himself in one of the many parks of Heaven, but this particular park holds significance to him as this is the place where he first met Leon. The memories of both of them entangled together as friends and helping each other fills his mind with memories of a bygone age one that he still holds close to his heart each and every day, however, the remembrance of such a

"You are not my son. You are a monster. You don't deserve to live, you deserve to die. I won't let you do anything again. I'm going down with you, I'll warn Kevin and everyone about you. You are a betrayal." Robin paced around the room while his mother ranted. His eyes caught the syringe the doctor prescribed to be given to Annabelle. He picked it up, he looked back at her. She was trying to get out of bed. He took the syringe and stabbed her with it. "Robin... You're evil. You're not going to make it. I promise you... That." She fell on the ground. Robin sighed in relief. He took the remaining dose and poured it in her mouth. He carried her back to the bed.

It looked like an old ranger station or something, long forgotten. “Welcome to our little getaway,” Robin said, voice smooth. He led me toward the door. I didn’t resist—partly because I couldn’t win in a fight, but also because I didn’t know what would happen if I tried. I had to wait. Think. Survive. Inside, it was dark. He flicked on a small camping lantern and the place lit up just enough to see the dust floating in the air. There were two rooms. One had a mattress on the floor, stained and sad-looking. The other was empty except for a chair and some rope.

Hearing that, Robin was mad, but she could not refute him. A few seconds later, Robin inhaled deeply and snarled, "Do you think you'd be able to escape after tapping my acupoint? I'm telling you, this is the Main Altar of the Foggy Sect. The brutal killers of our sect are all around outside the main hall. There's no way you could escape."

“Thay.” “F-k,” Aislen walked to the bars to watch as they were wheeled from the room. “That f-king bitch had them removed,” she realized. Robin had taken the men from the cages because she was suspicious of the way they were so focused on Aislen. “F-k,” she sighed and returned to bed. “It doesn’t matter,” she comforted herself. “You couldn’t help them, anyway.”

While Robin was beating Anderson he remember his illness and he could see flashes of Cassy, he started thinking he was going crazy to see Cassy. He tried to fight it but instead, he started feeling dizzy. The warriors notice what was going on, at first Robin didn't notice until he saw Anderson stretching his sword in the wrong direction. The warriors were shocked to see such a thing. Robin got his balance and stopped fighting, while Anderson was still fighting an invisible person. "Stay away from me!!" He yelled out in the direction he was pointing his sword. The warriors stood and watched him display signs of mental disorder. While he was still pointing his sword he started feeling very diz

He walked slowly down the long corridor. Cold, lifeless eyes stared into space. This place is like a maze, there is no light. Robin's 0th floor is where all the speculation begins. Someone said that just going to the 0th floor of the corporation will never be able to return. It was like a second hell on earth. It is also said that the president of Robin cannibals, the 0 floor of the corporation is the place to hide the body. All rumors were made up but soon became reality through the mouths of many people.