Sauron X Galadriel Novels & Stories

He began, his voice a low growl, his gaze locking onto mine with an intensity that gave me goosebumps. Before he could finish his sentence, I spoke up, my voice unwavering despite the adrenaline coursing through me. "I dare to defy anyone who thinks they can own or control me." The tension in the air was thick and very much evident, and our gazes locked in a battle of wills. The Dark lord's cheek was flushed with a deep red color where I had struck him, a stark contrast against his pale complexion. It was a slap that went beyond physical contact—a declaration that I would not be subdued.

They walked a little further under a tree, and when they have reached a place out of Langrion’s earshot, Mage Silas – or Galahad – started to raise his voice once more. “You are pushing through with the cleansing ritual! Have you gone mad?” “Galahad, we all know this is the opportunity that we have been waiting for. Did I not tell you that I would kill Sirion? If I want that to happen, then I must take this chance now.” “Do you think Sirion is that easy to kill? Didn’t it occur to you that there is a reason why you haven’t been able to kill Sirion a thousand and one lifetimes ago? It’s because he is a formidable opponent!”

Xuan Wu chuckled with high arrogance as he stared at everyone who still having a hard time accepting the fact how far their level of power was from his God power. Xuan Wu remained suspended in the air in order to enjoy a little longer the sight of despair on the faces of the humans. Xuan Wu held out his black wand, with a casual motion, a boundless aura pressure enveloped the entire area beneath him, giving everyone the impression, as if they were facing the Immortal Lord.

“This poison you gave me… meant to suppress my wolf and weaken my bond.” Gasps rippled through the crowd. Delilah looked like she’d seen a ghost. She took a trembling step backward, her composure unraveling. “Where did you get that?” she stammered. “Who told you—what are you doing?” “The goddess gave me a mate who rejected me,” Aurora said, stepping down from the podium, her aura radiating strength and command. “Then she gave me another—one who helped me uncover the secrets that were buried deep in my path. And now, I’m here to set everything right.”

It was all too short, but the repetitions on the door had him hurry. "Later, my sweet little human," he licked the corners of his mouth. "I'll lick you in places you would never dream of." My eyes widened as the door rattled. "Are you in there?" Pamela's screech over the dying music rang in our ears. "I smell 'em," Sauron's voice echoed. "She's bleeding, I hope to the gods he's in there, or there is going to be a bloody mess and an angry second chance vampire that will lose his shit if his mate isn't alive."

"The young maiden is here of her own accord, right, my lady?" Delilah lifted her chin defiantly, her voice resolute. "Yes, I am here by choice, and we have come to apprehend this traitor," she declared, pointing directly at me. "Whatever this is about, I won't let you take her—not in the king's absence. You'll have to kill me first," Soren declared, his body morphing into his formidable half-human, half-wolf form, bracing for conflict. I knew what all this was about, and I wouldn't let anyone die on my account. All this had been shown to me in my dreams, and I didn't want anyone to suffer because of me. So, I acted quickly.

With one hand she points to herself. — My heir must cast a spell to free you. You should know that said spell could well kill her too. I roar and Yoleandra laughs. It's a supernatural laugh, a two-part laugh. — I warned you a long time ago Macedonian... I warned you that your arrogance would have consequences. - She opens her arms invitingly. - I've shown you the way. Now you must choose between the man who has been your shadow all your life or the girl who you have lied to, to get what you want. Choose wisely.

After all, she had already endured enough suffering. "Of course, Aurora," I whispered, my voice tinged with a mix of emotions. Aurora gave a faint smile and nodded. "Then we have a lot of work ahead of us, and the battle isn't over yet." Silas and Galen stood off to the side, their expressions as grim as if they had just been doused in cold water. They clearly hadn't anticipated Aurora's betrayal at this juncture, and it nearly derailed their plans. Galen's teeth were clenched as he glared at me, his eyes burning with intense hatred and murderous intent.

She swept back his charcoal colored black hair and kissed his forehead, causing him to lift his head up to gaze into her light brown orbs. "Toffee", Shiv rasped out, a smirk taking over his handsome features. "This is just the beginning", HADES glorious eyes were so dark that PERSEPHONE forgot to breathe. .... How's the chapter readers? Thank you ShineeSunshine ♥️

He said and then he laughed like he is happy that he killed his mother. “Did she own the lamp?” I asked “Not anymore” He answered “So what is your name?” “Samael” He answered and his eyes turned all white and I heard the angels scream outside. As if he is connected to them. Maria looked at me and asked, “What is going on?” I didn’t answer because I don't know what is going on. It seems that he is controlling all the others outside. “Hush,” He said and they immediately tame. “Don’t you see? I can control human emotions. I have an army of angels. I am higher and more powerful than him now, and now you still choose to reconcile with him rather than to your own brother?”