Sodor Dark Realm Novels & Stories

"What!?" The collective voices of the other mountains was so loud that Mane had to cover his poor ears. He could clearly sense the shock and disbelief in the voices of the mountains. Curious about their reaction, he asked, "What is the dark realm?" The mountains were stirred awake from their shock when they heard Mane's voice, with the 3rd opting to answer his question. "The dark realm is the deadliest place in the entire universe! It is an independent space that cannot support life. The laws of destruction of that exist in that realm are so powerful that no one can survive in that realm. No matter who it is, gods, demons and even devils who have boundless vitality will die when they attempt

Because if you were captured by one of these beasts, they would suck all the magic from your body before they devoured your soul and ripped your body to ribbons. But no one ever feared anyone coming out, and only the insane or banished ever entered the Dark realm. It was also harder to escape the Dark realm than it was to enter this horrendous place. So they never took any extra measures to ensure no one else entered this place. From everything we gathered about the dark realm, we had learned that it was divided into four territories. First was the south, where we had entered. It was closest to the border and held the weaker evils that lurked here.

Goodness, I have Cian beside me while here I am trying to solve his brother's unexpected remorse to me. I sighed in annoyance, shaking my head with such weird thoughts. I shifted my focus to Cian and ignored the warning signals coming from his brother's dark aura. Pierre Monteblanco. I didn't appreciate the idea of why his name already speaks of trouble.

The stranger knew that it would not take long before these dark shapes transform into menacing figures intent on seizing the most coveted object in the whole of Sendorra. The stranger descended the sand dune and did not take long before reaching its base. With feet planted firmly on the sand, the stranger slowly raised a hand and opened it to reveal a round featureless stone. The stranger dropped the stone a short distance where it was partly covered with sand and then took out a small waterskin. With arm outstretched, the stranger slowly poured water over the dark stone.

she frowns and releases a heavy sigh. Solanda crosses her arms over her chest, looks at me, her brow arched, “will Alpha Drake move the entire pack somewhere that this threat will no longer exists, since now it can never be removed from Whisper.” I shake my head, “impossible, this pack is the only barrier that hides the barren dark forest, if it is removed,” I shudder, “darkness will enter freely into our world a darkness yet to be seen.”

Would the Containment Sigil somehow affect his abilities? “I only need it open for a short time,” he added. “After that, you can shut it right away.” Arah raised a brow. “Can’t your kind cross dimensions on your own?” “Not this one, no.” He shook his head. “The Dark Plane is its own realm. It’s a friend to no one.” “What do you want from it?” The corner of his mouth pulled up. “I can’t tell you that, Sylph.” “Then I have no reason to help you at all.”

He especially hated anyone that possessed magic, which after hearing Savannah’s story made sense. “Savannah did Angus ever reject your mother?” I asked. “No, but when my mother found out that he had taken a chosen mate, even if it was against the poor womans will she was able to reject him since he betrayed their fated bond. Dark elves, unlike the light elves, cannot reject their mate. They can accept a rejection but that is it, however if the bond is betrayed by their mate, then since it is already partially broken, they can be the one to reject their mate. Angus knew my mother was not able to reject him, but he had no idea that she could if he betrayed their bond.” Savannah explained.

This pact was based on the provision of an equal number of Zura from each nation, a balance that was crucial to maintaining harmony among the supernatural beings. The agreement, shrouded in secrecy, stipulated that each major supernatural nation—vampires, werewolves, fae, dwarves, and demons—would receive an equal number of Zura for the realm. This balance was intended to ensure that no one faction held an undue advantage in their influence over the realm's affairs. However, the rarity of the Zura, coupled with the inherent complexities of their identification and pairing, often led to tensions and negotiations among the leaders. Some sought to sway the balance in their favour, arguing that

something dangerous and dark. Another email popped up immediately after. 'Good night, Elise. Don't worry too much. We don't have any bad intentions towards you. Rest well and don't forget us. We'll meet again soon. And before we forget, please note that we don't harm anyone innocent. Never did, never will.' Azael & Reuel.

The first few chapters described mostly things I already knew from Amanda and Ash, but then I learned more important basic information. The Dark Realm was basically Mortal Realm's twin. The sun and moon were described as the same in both realms, but they seem to have different—more powerful—effects on the creatures inhabiting this realm. The sun couldn't hurt vampires, no matter how much pure blood was running in their veins, and the moon—which I had already seen in its full glow—seemed almost magical.