Sera Hazbin Hotel Novels & Stories

Then Sera gets out. She is fourteen and she has Reves's eyes and her mother's everything else and she looks at the compound the way Irina looked at the compound, the complete, assessing inventory of someone who needs to understand a space before they can be in it. She looks at the east wing. The main building. The walls. The courtyard. The bird doing its small thing near the kitchen door. She looks at Théo. "Who feeds it?" she says. "Compound secret," Théo says.

The following morning, Sera didn’t wait for Lucien. She was already gone. Left no note. Just a single command line left open on the console: > > RUN SERA_PROTOCOL_01 Lucien stood in front of it, jaw locked, blood roaring in his ears. She hadn’t just activated a trigger. She’d written her own. Elsewhere 6:17 A.M. Sera moved through the old infrastructure tunnels beneath Midtown like she belonged there. She kind of did.

" She kept shut "And what? "She participated in the first audition of the company you worked on but she was masked" "What?I yelled standing up "I think this is how I will get her....." I muttered to Ava and she stared at me ||SERA|| I climbed down the stairs yawning ,I couldn't sleep maybe because am still nervous about meeting Zach's daughter I sighted a Shadow sitting on the couch and I grow scared immediately remembering my last encounter Luckily I found the switch and turned on the light to meet Zach smoking

"What do you mean, caged?" "I mean someone paid someone to block your wolf. A spell. A ritual. Whatever it was, it had enough power to keep a Silverveil from waking for years." She tilted her head and her eyes narrowed. "What's your name?" "Sera." The change in her face was instant. The flat look dropped away and her eyes widened and her mouth opened and she took a step back and looked at me again, really looked, her eyes running over my face and my belly and the blood and the fading glow on my hands.

Sera ran aimlessly with teary eyes. She heard voices calling her, but didn’t pay attention to them. After all, she just wanted to be alone. Sera couldn’t see where she was going until she hit a wall that made her fall to the ground. Looking forward, a door with a staircase to an unknown place opened. With no more options to hide, she passed by, listening to it close behind her. Sera went down the stairs, the room was dark, lit only by pale blue lights. It was a kind of abandoned room, full of ancient runes.

she snapped. “That’s Beta Gonz,” Sera added. “He’s Beta of the Moon Qyi Pack.” Beta Gonz, a massive man in a black cloak marked with a white crescent moon, stepped out of the shadows. He walked slowly, making sure every step echoed. Behind him, my five girls were now hostages. Their bodies weak, heads forced down. “Get out, Raine!” Beta Gonz shouted at me. “Get out now, or they all die!” Sera shook her head quickly. “Don’t listen to him, Luna!”

I was free. Suddenly, a violent crash echoed from the left side of the stage. The heavy metal exit doors were slammed open. The security guards were thrown to the floor as a figure in a dark, dirty jacket burst into the room. "You lying bitch!" a voice screamed. It was Serena. She threw her hood back, her face twisted in a mask of pure, ugly rage. Her eyes were bloodshot, her hair wild and tangled. She looked completely insane. In her right hand, she was clutching a thick, heavy glass jar filled with a clear, bubbling liquid.

— Valerio met Sera at the emergency stairwell, face dark with fury. “You weren’t supposed to engage—” “She wanted me to,” Sera spat. “She knew we’d come. She had this planned down to the second.” Bruna’s voice crackled through the comm. “She planted explosives in the sub-basement. Remote trigger. We’ve got ten minutes to clear.” Sera’s breath came fast. “We’re not letting her disappear again.” Valerio grabbed her face. “You’re bleeding.” “I’m fine.” “You’re not. That cut—” He checked it. His mouth tightened.

Sera’s voice was serious as she glared at the host. The host went pale and moved away but he immediately called for the guards. Sera ran towards the girl and used her dagger to cut the ropes that tied her hands and feet. She dragged the girl towards the exit but no matter how fast they ran; they couldn’t lose the guards that were chasing after them.

Then, a speaker hidden in the ceiling turned on. A woman started to sing a soft, sweet lullaby. Sera stopped moving. Her hand shook in mine. "That’s her," she whispered. "That’s my mother’s voice." "It is a recording, Sera," I said. I pulled her forward. "Silas is trying to get into your head. Do not let him." "Sera... my sweet girl..." The voice changed. It wasn't singing anymore. It sounded like she was talking to a baby. It sounded so real that Sera turned toward a mirror on her right.