Shadow Knights Aphmau Novels & Stories

I laughed heartily. Mr. Blackwood, I apologize for betraying you and breaking the promise I made before your death. But a desperate man will do anything for money. Money rules the world, I reminded myself. I know the Shepherd Knights family will be disappointed in me too, but I don’t care anymore; I’ve come too far to turn back. Anyone who stands in my way will be crushed. That’s a promise.

But to her dismay she missed her aim, instead Emma hit her right on her face. Audrey was quite shocked because it's the first time ever somebody managed to dodge her attack and attacked her instead. She immediately recovered from her shock and started fighting back. Both had an intense fight going on. Both were powerful and well-trained. Both were outstanding Kongo fighters and so the fight was getting intense yet interesting. While Nick sitting on his throne like chair was enjoying the view in front of him. He was quite impressed by Emma's fighting style. It was as if he actually wanted Emma to win.

Golden arrows slowly emerged, timidly trying to chase away the shadows of the night. The great fire disc made its appearance. First, it emerged as a red line growing wider and wider until it rose victorious into the angelic blue sky, ready to stretch its arms over the whole earth. It tamed its color slightly, becoming comforting as it shyly soaked up the night frost with which you would think it was soothing its own color.

“The journals mention a being called the Shadowy Soul — a spirit forged of blood and magic. His true name is Khaenat.” The name hung in the air like a whisper from another time. Even the flames seemed to falter. Kael’s expression darkened. “And?” “She believes he was once bound to a master — a being called AURA.” Violet’s voice softened. “They were sealed together in the Dream Realm. The only ways to stop Khaenat are to either send him back there… or bring AURA back.” Kael’s jaw tightened, his patience thinning. “Of course,” he muttered bitterly. “Eloria always finds her way back to that damned prophecy. Bring back AURA — unleash chaos, all in the name of balance.”

DAYA’S POV “Daya,” I heard his voice in my head the moment my foot touched pack ground. Without hesitation, I blocked him off, shoving him out of my mind. I knew he hated it every time I did that and would surely be punished for that act of rebellion, soon at that. Slowly, I emerged from the clustered trees at the edge of the pack into the heart of the town. “It’s the Alpha’s Shadow,” The hushed voices of young pups reached my ears as they played with rocks, their tiny heads snapping toward me — excitement tangled with fear flickering in their innocent eyes.

Misha pointed out, "that is why he wants all of us back in the game." "SNO?" I asked. "Shadow Knight Organization" Kevin clarified. "Didn't I already told Killian I was back in the game? Why does he need to get them involved?" I muttered under my breath. "Because we are not kids!" Jina snapped. "Will you just stop it...?" I sighed, feeling drained. "Alright, ladies we all need to come down..." Misha try to mediate. "You need people on your side," Kevin said. I look up at him. I close my eyes, as I felt my heart swayed.

"Who would be mad enough to unleash such horror on the world again?" Laura said nothing, but Kieran's face flashed in her mind again. He had always been obsessed with ancient powers. Always searching for anything that would make him stronger, more feared. "Tell me about these shadow wolves," she said suddenly. "When they attacked Dante's territory, they moved like normal wolves but... different. Their eyes were empty, and they seemed to flow like smoke sometimes attacking savagely." "They infected one of Dante's warriors. Kade." Laura shuddered at the memory. "We discovered they only die if you strike them in the heart."

Amelia replied, stretching her legs on the couch. She lay on the couch and rested her head on my lap with a throw pillows clutched to her chest. A few minutes after she dozed off, Ellan's call came in just when I was expecting it. "Is Alpha Axel worth it?" I asked. "Yeah, he was the one I looked up to. His profile is still intact and he's an obedient servant to the Lycan King's throne," Ellan replied. "Hope he doesn't have any bad records?" I asked.

"Go back to the clan room." Amara is sitting right inside that sliding door. If the supreme commander’s niece hears this commotion and discovers the dark history behind my past with Kofi, his standing inside the Adebayo Dominion will be completely annihilated. He knows I am currently residing at the Shadow Den, executing silver acupuncture for the supreme alpha himself. If Amara realizes her new mate shares a blood-history with the Dominion's current medical favorite, the political fallout will destroy his trading house. But his cowardice makes him too terrified to forcefully silence his mother in public.

"This is where the Aethel-Group throws the ideas they can't sell. We aren't even 'Props' anymore. We're just 'Waste-Data.'" --- ### The Fading Knight "I have to find my Rowan," I said, my voice trembling. "He fell in with me. And Leo. And Elara." Draft Four laughed—a dry, paper-thin sound. "If they just fell in, they’re still 'Active.' The Shadow doesn't eat Active characters. It stores them in the **Vault of the Unfinished**." He pointed toward a massive, black tower in the distance. It looked like a giant inkwell, leaking dark fluid into the grey sky.