Sanghelios Halo Novels & Stories

"Because......because I'm not like Scarlet" "Mmn....because you aren't shiny, outspoken, popular or beneficial to the family like she is?" Halo nodded, keeping her head down. His gloved fingers glided under her chin and lifted it up, keeping her gaze locked on his enticing forest green eyes. "Tell me, have they ever made an effort to integrate you into the family, into the limelight too or......or did they just get comfortable keeping you in the dark?" He bent forward keeping his nose just an inch away from the tips of hers and he whispered for her ears alone. "Marry me Halo, and it will be written in bold ink with the court and heavens as our witness that I will give you everything you desi

“Don’t worry, I just want to sense his consciousness to be sure he knows where he is going. The explosion is west of here, so I’m a bit doubtful” Gabriel says. Samuel’s eyes begin to glow, “Just don’t kill him before we get out of here,” he says. Marcel sees the sphinx eyes and can almost feel his rage drop on him like a hail storm. He creeps backward deeper into the darkness of his confinement, lest the angry beast bites off his head. Gabriel closes his eyes. Every sound feels like an array of broken glasses trying to pierce his ears but he blocks them out and fills his mind with nothingness.

Not in front. Beside. Where he always stands when things get dangerous. “You said they weren’t asking,” he says quietly. “I meant it,” I reply. Above us, the halo fragments continue rotating into new positions across orbit. Each structure aligns with surgical precision. It looks like a giant lens forming around the planet. Severiel watches the process with mild curiosity. “Efficient,” the angel murmurs. The lattice flashes again. PRIMARY VARIABLE: DESIGNATED “KEY”. OBJECTIVE: INTERFACE EXPANSION.

I leaned my head against his shoulder, my eyes squinting against the glare of the gold leafed pillars that surrounded the square. A man stepped out from the shadows of the high temple. He did not wear furs or tunics: he was draped in robes of liquid gold that seemed to flow and shimmer with their own internal current. This was Helios, the Sun Alpha. He was a being of pure solar energy, his presence radiating a heat so intense that the air around him warped in a series of wavy and liquid mirages. His eyes were not amber or silver; they were two white-hot stars that seemed to pierce through my very marrow.

Milo was incredibly powerful and endured for almost half a day despite being simultaneously attacked by James, Feb, and Qusai. After defeating Milo, the remaining participants advanced to the next level of the arena. There were many halos in the arena. The contenders quickly occupied areas under the halos when they appeared in the new arena. The halo in the made one immune to damage and could restore the energy of one’s crystals. The white halos gave one a temporary strength boost, while the blue halos also gave one a magical shield that temporarily improved one’s defenses. Lastly, the pink halos improved one’s speed.

He could lose everything, but he couldn't lose her. Malakai took Eden's halo and broke it in half creating two horns instead. The halo that represented innocence was what Malakai broke and turned it into a killer. He took an angel and turned her into a devil. But deep down, she always remained an angel. Malakai's angel. Even with her broken halo. So, like I said. This wasn't a story about heroes and villains, this was all about the villains. Because villains will always be villains if the heroes tell the story. So I decided to tell you a story from the villain's point of view.

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

The hatch hissed, the internal pressure equalizing with a loud pop that made their ears ring. Kazimir stood first, kicking the hatch open. He climbed out and then reached down, his powerful arms lifting Elara into the open air as if she weighed nothing. They weren't met with the peaceful Pacific night they remembered. The sky was screaming. Above them, the Helios Station was no longer a distant point of light. It was a jagged, burning streak of fire, cutting a path across the stars. It was in a Terminal Decay (the final, unstoppable stage of an orbit falling into the atmosphere). Because of its massive size and the Isotope energy inside, it wasn't just burning—it was glowing with a terrifyin

His thumbs danced across the screen as he replied Sebastain’s last message. Follow through with the Black Halo lead. You will get what you need to take Noah out. Then you’ll be the only star student. *** Black Halo wasn’t just a club. The bass was a living thing, a physical force that rattled Sebastian’s teeth and thrummed through the soles of his shoes. The air was thick, a heavy mix of expensive cologne, sweat, and the sharp, metallic tang of energy drinks. Neon pink and electric blue lights slashed through the haze like blades, catching the glint of chrome poles and the hungry eyes of the VIPs.

She still couldn't believe all that was happening. The spiralling hook stopped and clamped onto something, an iron circular rod, and with her full strength, Theresa pulled the rod out, pulling out the golden bright halo whose shining light almost blinded the four of them. All of them were lost in the glory of the halo for a second, and Cordis in particular couldn't wait to harness the power the halo possessed. A bullet passed through Theresa's face, almost boring a hole through her nose and bringing everyone back to their senses. The Hadens had found them again.