Slash Fiction Supernatural Novels & Stories

And without another word, she turned and disappeared into the trees. I stood there motionless for a second. It was now dark and Atlas and I needed to get home before any other creatures decided to target us. I nodded at Atlas, signalling my command for him to shift. My large white wolf tore out of me, relived to be let out after being made so angry and frustrated by the encounter with the seer. I raced through the night, closely followed by Atlas's black wolf who I could tell was also happy to be released. I went over the seer’s words in my head. Hybrids were very rare as the races of supernatural beings hated each other. If hybrids did occur, they were outcasts and viewed as the lowest of t

Allan frowned and sat across from Jeff as he sat up and rubbed his hands over his face trying to wake up and remember what he had seen. “No, but I saw rogues, but they weren’t normal rogues. I thought supernatural creatures could not become undead?” “Yes, a shifter can’t become a vampire.” “No, I mean worse than that. It was… This is hard to explain. They were rotting and their eyes were almost blank, but I could smell the sickly sweet smell of decay and the bitter smell of hatred. It was… like they weren’t there in spirit and their bodies were just doing what they were commanded to do. I don’t know. Does that even make sense?”

Their eyes glowed with an otherworldly light, and their skin seemed to shift and writhe like living darkness, Apex predators. I tried to swim away, but my limbs felt heavy and unresponsive. The creatures began to close in, their twisted forms undulating through the blood-like living tendrils. I felt a searing pain as one of the creatures wrapped its tendrils around my ankle, pulling me down into the depths. I was trapped, unable to escape the living nightmare that surrounded me. As I sank deeper into the blood, I felt my consciousness begin to slip away. The last thing I remembered was the feeling of being consumed by the darkness, my screams drowned out by the sound of my own heartbeat.

It was as if nothing had changed since I walked away three years ago. "Try hitting Matthew and I'll take you down. You're pretty much a wreck already," she sneered, her face twisted with malice as she stepped toward Matthew, only to switch to a sickeningly sweet smile. "So, all the monsters have decided to show up. Should I lock the door and give you all a piece of my mind?" I was done holding back. If she thought she could cause trouble in my place, I would make sure she left on her knees. "Matthew, did you hear that? She says we're not even human. I'll show her what happens when she messes with us."

His turquoise orbs shone with cruel fun. He resembled a hauntingly beautiful yet mysterious artwork. I grasped the end of my blanket tightly, hoping that it would provide me some sort of warmth or a sense of security. But nothing could make me feel safe now. My insides seemed to be burned and engulfed by a wicked wildfire as I started panicking. I was in the same room with a ruthless man, who was rumored to having left his humanity at the pit of hell and he broke in. My first instinct was to scream, but I couldn't. Nothing came out of me, I felt myself being paralyzed, just like those nightmares.

Sophie The moon hangs high in the night sky, casting an ethereal glow over the fairgrounds. The usual joyous atmosphere twists into an eerie tension as Damian's secret unravels before my eyes. I stand frozen for a moment, my fascination momentarily overpowering the fear that should consume me. The tales of werewolves have always been distant echoes, whispered warnings from from my grandmother to keep curious minds like mine at bay. Yet, here I am, on the front lines of a supernatural battle, witnessing the transformation of humans into majestic, fearsome creatures.

I murmur, my hand shaking slightly as I trace a finger along a passage of text. For humans, the world shall lose all light. Immersed in the shadows of perpetual dusk, they will struggle to find their way. The supernaturals, with power untold, face a destiny that is yet foretold. The twilight unveils strength and strife. A test that threatens their existence and can end their life.

Her journey had been fraught with challenges and sacrifices, but she had embraced them willingly, driven by an insatiable hunger for knowledge. Within the hallowed halls of the Violet Moon Occult, Sasha had found a community of like-minded individuals, bound together by their shared fascination with the supernatural. Together, they had embarked on countless rituals, conducted intricate spells, and exchanged esoteric wisdom, forging a bond that transcended the boundaries of time and space.

Pain shot through every part of her body. The bond severing had been violent. Traumatic. It felt like someone had reached inside her chest and ripped out part of her soul. Because that's exactly what they'd done. Without a pack bond, she was vulnerable. Weak. Powerless. Just another rogue wolf that any pack could kill on sight. That any rogue could attack without consequences. That the world could swallow up without anyone caring or noticing. Lyra forced herself to stand. Her legs shook. Her vision blurred. Black spots danced at the edges. But she stayed upright through sheer stubbornness.

I will protect, not destroy. The climax of the night came when the attackers launched a final coordinated strike. Human agents moved in tandem with the most powerful remnants of Sipho’s darkness, seeking to overwhelm the mansion’s defenses entirely. Shadows surged through walls, floors, and ceilings, threatening to destabilize the estate. Human perception faltered under the combined weight of fear and ambition, and the mansion itself seemed to strain against the pressure of external and supernatural influence.