Shadowrun Elves Novels & Stories

They were numerous, ruthless, and ready to conquer—but the Dark Elfs were already there, shadows among the trees, silent, lethal, their eyes glowing faintly with predatory focus. I watched from a distance, muscles tensing, though I wasn’t in the fight. The sheer precision of the Dark Elfs made the hair on my neck rise. They were predators perfected over centuries, and Rowan’s army, while disciplined and brutal, was unprepared for the shadows that moved faster than the eye could follow.

Odessa snorted. Hades, I certainly do. We traveled southward, still in Elven territory. We didn’t have to regularly worry about the dangers of my own kind finding her, and even less so with vampires and witches. The elves’ naturalistic ways to speak to the trees kept their land constantly monitored, even with the warriors that scouted the land. The only one being able to penetrate the forest was me. My black scales could reflect the trees and bushes of the forest, barely becoming noticeable even to nature.

That's why they decided to join Feng Shaotian's group. Feng Shaotian used appraisal on them to know their strength and profession. It's better this way for him to know their role for the future. On the group that stepped forward, many of them were humans, next was beast man, last but not the least dwarves. Feng Shaotian notice that there's no elves who stepped forward to become his subordinates. He thought of the novel he read before that elves were noble being. They don't accept any human as master, that's why seeing an elf was a rare one. As normally, they were in hiding for many years.

" Nimuel ran her fingers on the index, and turned the pages of the book. Aelanor leaned in, but Lady Saelther didn't move at all. Her eyes were closed as if in an attempt to relate the information with the Shaman's puzzle. "The Shaman did say that it was his first visit to the elven lands," Aelanor said after a while, "so that must mean that all the Shamans look somewhat similar. Elves do have a keen sense of recognition, and my mother not able to recognize the man for who he was." She took a deep breathe as her thoughts drifted back to her mother. Nimuel chirped in. "I think I have found something, which will help us move forward."

Shadow Warriors … that sounded scary but interesting all at the same time. “Oh yes, there are leaders from all of the major groups of supernatural creatures. There are vampires, shapeshifters, witches, fae and even demons … they all tolerate each other enough to help keep the peace. Honestly, it is quite shocking that Gunner was able to get away with a war that lasted for months,” Thomas said. Vampires, demons?! How could they possibly be trusted, and friendly? Surely Gunner couldn’t win against that kind of power. I was anxious and on the edge of my seat wanting to know more.

I let a drop of blood fall on the mountaintop, and the infant spirits formed a line behind me. I gave the signal. "Tonight, we throw down with the enemies invading our turf!" The infant spirits buzzed like a swarm of angry bees. The Haunts had not shown up yet, but the wind was already messing with the folks on the street. One gust and poof! Their bones turned to dust. All that was left was a hollow shell with eyes wide open as they collapsed to the ground. More onlookers came, and the wind took them too. This time, not even the bone was left.

she said, finding my confused gaze again. "Aaron? But their nests are impossible to find. Not unless... light have mercy," I said, feeling like I'd been punched in the chest. "We're gonna go," Lills mumbled, getting to her feet. I nodded, too lost for words to find the one's that would make her stay. Scorchers were dangerous, a militia that stood outside the rules and laws the rest of us lived by. They were those who'd committed their lives to the destruction of every non human creature beyond the borders of the Diarna, the furthest mining town in the south. They married their work and bred for numbers. They were smart, strong and loyal to a fault and would rather see our entire world blaze

With help from strangers who answered their questions, they got to the base of the mountain. There were lots of other students—some witches, some wolves. In their world, there were four main supernatural types: Wolves, vampires, witches, and elves. But because of a past fight, they had split into two sides. Witches and wolves were one group (though they lived apart), and elves and vampires were another. So it was a big surprise when some elves and vampires showed up at the top of the mountain. “If witches can be in the Luna Calvary, why not elves and vampires? Don’t we all want peace?” a female elf said.

“The Elves, being highly intellectual but lacking the fighting strength, employed the help of the races with lesser intelligence. They were the first to build a vast army. Naturally, the other tree dwellers like the Dryads, the Faeries, and the other spirits of the forests worked with them. The elves did not wage was though; they merely saw into the future and built their defenses. They knew that the forest will be consumed by war, and so they hid their territories using the advanced magick and with the help of the forest spirits. Since then, the Elves were called as the Lost Race.

As they parted to allow the newcomers into the circle, I could see the distinct features of pointed ears and fair, otherworldly beauty that marked them as elves. My hands are white-knuckled, holding tightly to the arms of the chair as if they were the only thing keeping me grounded. My knuckles are pale and my fingers are shaking slightly. The elf's hands gracefully reached up to the hood, pulling it back to reveal the sight of a stunning female with long, golden hair that seemed to glow with its ethereal aura. Her eyes were a mesmerizing shade of purple like amethysts catching the light and reflecting it in an otherworldly sheen. The other elf was a towering figure, standing at least seven