Severing Fate Novels & Stories

"But if we do—" "Then I die with her," he said flatly. "I'm not living in a world where Morgath wins and Sera's dead." Mara nodded, accepting this. "Understood." Elder Orin cleared his throat. "There is one more option we haven't discussed." "What?" I asked. "You complete the fifth severing before Morgath arrives. Break Kade's false bond now. Remove it as a weapon Morgath can use against you." "That could kill Sera," Kade said immediately.

Hopeless, raw, and cold. “You can’t stop fate.” I felt like I’d been slapped. He turned away, pacing the floor. “I’ve seen how this ends. Every time I close my eyes, it’s the same. Blood. Fire. You, lying in it. And I can’t stop it. I don’t know how to stop it.” “You don’t believe in fate,” I whispered. He paused. Then said, “I didn’t. Until I found out I was theirs.” The Voronin’s.

"The Severance is ancient Balance technology. Nobody fully understands how it operates anymore—" "Then I shouldn't have used it!" My voice broke with anguish and guilt. "I should have found another way, accepted another cost, anything except activating a weapon I couldn't control!" But the damage was done. Through the cathedral, the screaming was fading—not because the artificial hunters were recovering, but because they were dying too quickly to continue making sound. And I was dying with them. Not as dramatically, not as agonizingly, but the same fundamental process. The Severance had severed my connection to resurrection, destroyed my enhanced abilities, eliminated everything supernatural

I immediately sat up and my dad walked towards me in hurried steps as he slapped me hard on my already aching face. “You're very lucky he didn't notice anything if not, I would have killed you until you didn't have the strength to come back again”. He said and I swallowed but remained as silent as possible, trying not to piss him off any further. He moved closer and looking at him, I shuddered. He looked exactly like I would envision the devil… terrifying as fuck. “Pray with all your might that alpha Urian chooses you or I swear to the moon goddess, it will be the beginning of a nightmare you can never get away from”.

"You're lying! How could they have died in a fire? They were perfectly fine in the castle! Did someone bribe you to disrupt the ceremony? Which of my enemies convinced you to do this?!" David fell to his knees in fear, begging for mercy. "Alpha, please! I swear it's the truth! But… there was something strange about the fire. When we found them, Lady Violetta and Lord Sylvan were unrecognizable. Their faces were burned beyond recognition. We couldn't save them..." Kaelen's face turned ashen as the words sank in. He picked up his whip, his hands trembling with rage. He lashed out at David, his fury consuming him.

But alive. The Seer turned toward me. “You don’t have to sever it now,” she said. “I do.” “Then know this—” she stepped closer, lowering her voice. “Magic tied through fate fights back when you try to undo it.” I nodded. “Let it fight.” Thorne stepped toward me. “No.” My stomach twisted. “Thorne—” “You’re not breaking mine. Not until we know what it means.” Kael looked away, jaw clenched. Riven just stared, like he was daring me to try him first.

Serene added softly, almost reverent. I stopped pacing, hands tightening, heart steady but heavy. “Broken… how?” I asked, voice low, deliberate. Her tone sharpened, cutting through the silence. “A bond… that should never have been severed.” Fists clenched, breath uneven, voice trembling then firm. “No… You’re saying this is–” I couldn’t finish. The room held its breath, and then Serene gasped softly, a sound that made my chest jerk. She leaned slightly forward, almost as if feeling the words in the air. “It was created the moment fate was denied.”

“What nonsense are you talking about? Emma is my wife. You were the one who broke off the engagement back then.” “I regret it now! You two aren’t even legally married yet. Didn’t you like me at first? I was wrong, and I won’t do those things anymore. I’ll take good care of your mom and Madeline. Be with me instead.” She rambled on, completely unhinged. Mark’s expression, however, didn’t change. He snapped, “Get lost! Stop bothering me!” In the end, Lily was taken away. Mark helped me into the car. The entire way back, his face remained tense.

A part of me regretted throwing the magazine in the trash can, because if for nothing at all, I could have found out how well he had moved on with his life so I could at least get the closure I needed to move on with mine. But it was all good. Maybe, God let it happen like that for a reason. “Cin?” I heard Sam call out softly, snapping me out of my reverie. “Yeah?” He was driving, so he just shot me a quick glance and turned his attention back to the road. “Uhh, you know…. So I've been thinking,”

Not necessarily changing fate, but simply redirecting it temporarily. "But he has one more trick up his sleeve, or rather my brother does. His power over the strings of fate allow him to cut and replace it with whatever he desires, but at the cost of rendering the future uncertain and unstable, and at the cost of the damnation of his Vessel's soul." "So if he wanted to, he could force us to become mated?" I asked, horror rising within me. "If he wills it, he could make it so you always were," Selene said gravely. "It is a power with dangerous consequences for everything in existence, and one of the reasons why I challenged him to Damnatio Memoriae so long ago."