Salvation War Novels & Stories

I said to Lena and Blake. "This house used to be the packhouse before Alpha Patrick took over," Blake said. As a soldier, I never attended multipack meetings and parties like Blake did. Not until I was Alpha. I was always fighting, running peacekeeping missions or training. Since the White Wolf pack were slaughtered my people had been at war. It was the murder of my Alpha, my father, which put an end to my career. A rogue Alpha prowled my territory, killing off the most powerful Alpha's one by one, bringing chaos and war to our world.

He’d been hiking the Mingus, the supposed spiritual center of the valley, for almost a week now, and he felt no better than when he first began. Six months ago he’d healed thousands of angels and innocents in an epic war between Good and Evil. “We can never save them all.” He’d spoken those words to the Great Savior Mother, Emma. She’d fought tirelessly to save as many innocents as possible, and now that simple statement came to haunt him daily as he fought to reconcile his ineffectiveness at saving one of his own. He constantly thought of Seraphiel, a Brethren Warrior, who had been ruthlessly killed by Agremon, Satan’s henchman. He had tried to retrieve a stolen ritual knife meant to be use

Oh God, I’m crying out for an angelic helping hand which would protect me with all might as the thunderstorm roars through my life I know there is no hiding place but only my almighty God in thee Hide me under your powerful wings where I’ll be secured indeed Turn the rainstorm down on this darkly gruesome yet awesome tempest I know you’re in control God but I’m so tired and drained These things are all your work so I know it’s meant to be only give me wisdom to do what’s expected of me There are precautions I must take as yet on earth I live my life I know I must keep praying and your blessings you will grace my soul. But now, I am tired and I can’t live anymore. Please, accept me in your ar

I can’t let him die. We won. We killed Chloe. We killed the vampire lord. We killed Warren. The vampires have fled and we are free. We can finally live in peace. we can build a new home for the humans. I saved everyone. I fulfilled my role as the savior so why do I still feel like I have lost.

Like a dare. Mateo’s disappearance is already an open wound. The missing footage makes it feel staged. He presses play again, jaw tight. “Kai Tanaka,” the recording says. “Rescue swimmer. Coast Guard. Experienced. Decorated. The face they put on a brochure when they want to prove they save lives.” Luca lets it run for another minute, then stops it. His finger hovers above the keyboard. He stares at the name on the screen like it’s a match.

My forefathers have been researching how to put an end to a vampire's existence, and as a result, they have developed improved firearms that make it simple to take their lives with a single bullet. "What are you staring at?" I inquired of him while he stood motionless in the entranceway. I took a long pistol loaded with silver bullets containing poison and acids, and then I threw it at him. He catches it on time. “You know how to use a gun, right?!” I asked him harshly. Salvatore nodded and said, "Of course, I'm in the army during World War II. You people owe me your lives because I stopped World War II."

“Our doctrine, our ancient law, tells us that one day a messenger, a Messiah, will arrive, and lead us to the lost sword. It tells us that on that day, war will begin, a final, all-out war between the vampire races, a war which will even drag in the human race. It is our version of the Apocalypse. The only thing that can stop it, that can save us all, is this missing sword. And the only person that can lead us to that is the Messiah. “When I witnessed what happened to you tonight, I felt certain that it was you. I have never seen any other vampire immune to such holy water.” She looked up at him. “And now?” she asked. He looked off into the horizon. “I am not so sure.” Caitlin stared at him.

When we finally collapsed together, sweat slicked and hearts hammering, I held her as if the world would end the moment I let go. Her fingers traced lazy circles on my chest. “You know what you have to do,” she whispered. I closed my eyes. She was right. I couldn’t sacrifice Morgan not when he’d given me everything. And I couldn’t sacrifice Ava either. Which meant there was only one path left. War. I pressed a kiss to her hair, breathing her in, anchoring myself in her warmth. “Then we fight,” I said, my voice steady now. “We save him. We burn King’s empire to the ground. And when the ashes settle, you’ll still be mine.”

he whispered, his breath warm against her ear. "No," she said, looking at the sunrise breaking over the Black Ridge. "The heavens are finally ours to look at." The aftermath of the "Satellite War" was different from the fall of Oakhaven. There were no ruins to clear, no "Blight" to purge. The victory was a silent, global resonance. The "Great Reset" had been averted, and in its place, a "Great Awakening" was occurring in every corner of the world. Rhea and Elias returned to the Silver Bane manor, but they didn't go to the war room. They went to the Whispering Woods.