Shadow X Elina Novels & Stories

"Spouting lies in front of everyone? Enough with your lies. You're my daughter. Do you think I can't tell you apart?" The lecturer, having grasped the whole story, spoke with a steady voice. "On the first day, we had the students' fingerprints recorded, which had to match the exam records for enrollment. Back then, Ella was the real deal. "Let's just recheck your fingerprints now, and we'll see the truth." Jennifer's eyes brimmed with sudden tears. "It's no use. Jennifer destroyed our fingerprints to take my spot at the school. Now, both of us are without fingerprints!"

Across the chamber, Lina moves like living shadow. She doesn’t run. She glides. Her eyes are locked on Elira—standing near the back, calm as ever despite the chaos erupting around her. Elira’s lips curl in a faint smile. “You’re too late,” she says coolly. Lina doesn’t answer. She strikes. They collide in a clash of power that ripples the air. Lina’s shadows explode outward, tendrils of darkness snapping like whips. Elira counters with precise, cutting magic that flashes like glass in torchlight.

I grabbed Calder by the back of his shirt before he could throw himself between Eve and the thing. “Elara!” he roared. The witch was already moving. Her palms snapped upward - silver light streaking through the hall like lightning. It struck the shadow, splitting it into tendrils of black smoke, but they reformed instantly, twisting like serpents hungry for blood. “It’s not whole,” Elara rasped. “Just a fragment-” “It’s enough,” Jaxon bit out. The damn thing lunged again. Straight for Evelynn. Calder shifted halfway - claws tearing through his fingertips as he dove in front of her. The shadow hit him like a wave of ice. His body convulsed, back arching as frost crackled over his skin.

"But Alaric, I need you to hold back the shadows. There are hundreds of them coming." ​I looked down the street. A wave of shadow-guards was moving toward us, their red eyes glowing in the darkness. ​"Go," I said, stepping forward. I felt the Thorne blood roar in my ears. I didn't care about the pain anymore. I didn't care about the curse. I was going to be the shield for the woman I loved. "I won't let a single one touch you." ​Elena ran toward the black fire. She raised her hands, and the violet Spark met the shadow-flames. The sound was like a thousand glass windows breaking at once.

I am so disappointed_______. ‘Mom please, before you say all those awful things to me hear me out, please,’ Connie sobbed Raising her arms in resignation Lora frowned at her as she said drily, ‘Ok, I am all ears.’ Connie blew her nose first, speaking softly she said, ‘I just don’t know where to begin to explain things to you. First thing let me clarify these photos. That day I lied that I was going for lunch with Emma I was actually going to meet with this guy and he happens to be the same guy that I assumed had come looking for me on the day of Emma’s fake disappearance. The reason I have not brought him to meet you is because he is not my boyfriend, actually he is someone who has been haun

As soon as the blue smoke appears, Yelena yells. That little yell was ineffective. However, one of them was already punching Selina in the stomach. Just as Yelena was about to extend her hand to Selina, she was grabbed by the second person. "You're not going near them," he said quietly. A familiar but distant face emerges from the smoke. Yelena's face automatically brightens when she sees him. "If it isn't Shadow, the infamous Black Circle administrator?" "You know who I am?" asked Shadow. "I am, but I'm a little confused about why you're here and who you're fighting for. That young man over there has to be Axel, right?"

Damonq flung the weapon aside as he took to the air to meet Darkness’ attack. Elina crawled across the planks of wood beneath the two snarling opponents to get to the strange gun Damonq had discarded. Blood dripped down onto her shoulder, and she knew immediately it was Damonq’s. Darkness’ blood would burn, a terrible acid, going through skin to bone. She caught up the gun and kept crawling, moving to the far side of the porch and the relative shelter of the wide railing. "You can't have her," Damonq said softly.

she snapped. The shadow’s voice was calm yet strained. “I am. But her grip is stronger than I anticipated.” “Well, do something faster!” Elara growled, her daggers slicing through another wave of darkness. The shadow hesitated before turning its attention to Lena. “She is right, Lena. You are the key. She will only listen to you.” Lena’s stomach churned. “I’ve already tried…” “Not enough,” the shadow interrupted. “There is more to her pain than what you see. You must show her what she has forgotten.”

"I will see that you are not regretful of this sacrifice. You shall be my Queen. With or without a mark." I shut my eyes and heard his regular beating. I had been an omega that was forgotten, a dead girl. But as I was drifting down to a light sleep, I knew one thing, and that was that I was not afraid of the cost. I was Elara, the Luna of Shadowood, and I could burn my light to ashes were it by any possibility the man I loved might live to see the sunrise. ---

"Ella, go to the confinement chamber. You're not allowed to leave without my permission." This was one of the harshest punishments the Shadowveil pack imposed on wrongdoers. The confinement chamber was dark and damp, hidden from the sun. "Xavier!" I called out to him. "If I told you that Lina was lying, would you believe me?" Xavier stopped in his tracks. He remained silent for a moment but didn't look back. "Ella, don't let me down again," he said. I watched as they cheered and took my prey away while the pack members spat at me one by one. I lay silently in the cold mud, letting my blood seep from my wounds.