Sid Roth's It's Supernatural Novels & Stories

I looked out the window for a moment to watch the last of the afternoon sun dim to an orange hue. Not long after Doran’s a link, one came through from Seth, one of our scouts. He showed me an image in my mind’s eye of a hooded figure. “Beta, we’ve seen this person a few times around the border. They don’t appear to be doing anything apart from walking, but they smell strange. We can’t tell if they are human or not. I thought we’d report it to you.” I looked again at the image. The robes were green. They looked familiar but I couldn’t work out why. I sent a message back. “Don’t take any action yet. Keep watching and let me know if there are any further updates.” I would bring it up with Jarin

I heaved a sigh and pulled away. Kissing the diamond had infused a kind of bell that would only be triggered if she touched it. It was a supernatural thing I'd learnt from my mother, and this was a good time to put it to use. The incident with Vlad taught me, it was better safe than sorry. I left before Lilith could voice her protest, phasing out of the penthouse and all the way to the site. When I got there, I met thugs all dressed in black. Of course, Roku would never show himself in true form. He was a true demon. He did not have the liberty of coming in and out of the human world like Adrien and I did.

"I have a theory." Draco said as he flipped the pages of the old book. It was called the book of supernaturals. A small leather bound book that had information on every recorded supernatural. Gabriel had called Draco the minute he left Elliot who had been thoroughly confused by his request. Draco had come over quickly and Gabriel ushered him into his study and locked the door behind them. It was still early, too early for Lori to wake up so he knew they had a few more minutes to themselves before she woke up.

There was a tiny path leading to their home, much like a footpath. Because I didn't want anyone to call me, I strode very fast to the gate to escape them. Grandma always wanted to know where everyone was going. I don't mean to sound disrespectful but man, she had her nose on everybody else's business. Immediately I was out of the compound I began walking normally, singing some song I can't even recall well right now. My mind was consumed by thoughts that I didn't pay much attention to what was happening around me. It was the strange sounds that brought me to my senses. The path seemed to be getting consumed by some strange light. The bushes around me came to a strong standstill, no swaying,

Not worrying about my life. I sit on my bed again and recall everything that happened. I don’t know what is happening to me but I know that it connects in me. Maybe it was a vision. Maybe God gave me a gift after I came back from hell and maybe there will be a time that Devon and his friend will meet an accident and that is what I saw a while ago. It sounds weird but it happened because I believe that some people have that gift. They have the ability to know and see danger and death. They can see

◦•●◉✿Some wounds cannot seen, But feel ✿◉●•◦ 𝗥𝗼𝗼𝗵𝗶 𝗣𝗼𝘃 It's already past the Evening. 7 PM at night. I stood outside my house, I know what is already waiting for me. I took a deep breathe and press the door bell. My heart thumped ever so loudly in my chest that I would heard it in my ear, felt it in my bones. Door swing open revealing my younger Brother. 𝗔𝘆𝘂𝘀𝗵

"No, I'm not interested in your horseshit!" An invisible force pulled me back into the toilet and the door slammed shut. I took in a shaky breath, my heart ramming in my chest "Can you just listen!" Roxie snapped, hands in her pocket signalling impatience. "That day at the library we released a nightmare Spirit." Brea explained "And it's attached to you, it's feeding off your energy." I was so mad, I was literally seeing red "Well that wouldn't have happened if you had just listened to me."

Roxanne said and Sylvia glared at her. Am not blind Roxanne..I saw you, I definitely saw you disappear. Sylvia half yelled. But I didn't..I did not disappear. Roxanne sighed. Just tell me already... Are you a witch? Is that the reason you started reading Paranormals? Just tell me already. Sylvia yelled. Am not..okay, am not. I just don't know. A minute ago I was yelling and am right here. So, I don't know. Roxanne yelled too.

Roo and Fernández looked at each other. “The Major gave his word, did he? And how do you know the Major’ll leave us alone, Carl?” asked Roo quietly. The phone was silent for a moment. “It’s still dark out,” said Roo. “Those undead things—all the ghoulies and ghosties and zonbis—all work a lot better in the dark, don’t they, Gallow?” Even with his ears as bad as they are, Roo heard Gallow swallow, making the speaker crackle again. “Yeah, don’t answer that. I’ve been studying this shit for decades, man,” said Roo. “These . . . things . . . are creatures of the night, of the dark. They don’t like the sun very much.”

- During the journey to the hospital, Liora sat in the backseat, her brows furrowed in deep thought. Noticing her distress, Siobhan offered reassurance, "Don't worry, Lia. Chester will be alright." Liora replied somberly, "No, I'm preoccupied with something else. I've been feeling an unsettling chill down my spine lately. It's as if something is watching me." Siobhan felt a shiver down her spine instantly upon hearing that. She knew about Liora's capabilities, so she associated Liora's remark with supernatural entities.