Soul Contracts Novels & Stories

“Ricky, this is Valheiter, my spirit animal, a galaxy dragon. This is his human body. His original body is too big for the world to contain, so he stays in space.” Noel explained, before motioning Ricky and Valheiter to sit on the sofa. “Alright, let’s skip the greetings and proceed to the contract.” “Contract?” Ricky raised an eyebrow. “Yes, a spirit animal contract. After I go, I will leave Valheiter to accompany you. He will teach you about things, and when the time comes, he will bring you back to Ishtiya’.” “I see...” Ricky nodded understandingly. “Alright then.” Noel clapped his hands like some kind of teacher and told the both of them to shake their hands. “For the contract to be made

Even when she was happy being with Brayden before she always had the dreaded Death Contract reminding her what it was all about. Now the Death Contract meant something different. It meant they were in this fully and willingly together until the end. Meredith inhaled and sat down in her office chair with an exhale. She glanced at the new portfolios that Indigo had given her and then back at Indigo. “Thank you so much for covering for me while I was gone. I really was worried about him. I was so paranoid over what could have happened or what he could or couldn’t do. I didn’t want him to go back to the hospital.” Meredith told her assistant. “Sorry you had to deal with Christian while I was gon

she declared. The orb shot forward, piercing into Danial’s chest. His body convulsed as the divine energy invaded his core. It wasn’t painful — it was suffocating. His own energy screamed in rejection, colliding violently with Astrape’s divine power. Just when it felt like his soul would be torn apart, a familiar mechanical voice echoed in his mind: “Forceful Soul Contract detected… Taking defensive measures.” A pulse of dark-gold light erupted from within Danial’s body. The divine energy shattered like glass.

But as the scent of her hair hit me—something soft, like vanilla and old books—I felt a jolt of something that wasn't in the contract. The "Cold Heart" was starting to thaw, and that was the most dangerous betrayal of all.

They'd begun linking as their number grew, forming an intricate lacework inside her, the space between them slowly shrinking as he added to them each time. They surely almost equalled the number of her own, human cells now, and when they surpassed them - when she was finally more shadowsouled than she was human - she would likely be able to begin manipulating this darkness of her own. He was looking forward to finding out how she'd use it. They were all a little different in that sense, but destined shadow-soulmates always complemented each other perfectly.

Something that couldn't be undone by contracts or rules or the careful distance they'd tried to maintain. This was real. And for the first time in a very long time, Mira wasn't afraid. --- Later—much later—they lay tangled together in the ruined sheets, the storm still raging outside, the broken mirror still glittering on the floor. Kieran traced lazy patterns on her bare hip, his chest warm against her back. She could feel his heartbeat, steady and strong, a rhythm she wanted to memorize. "The contract," she said quietly. "The contract is void." She turned her head to look at him. "What?"

"It is rare for a Urekai to find their Soulbond: the one person meant to be their true partner. Their soulmate. Only Soulbonds can have children easily. Most Urekai pair up through contracted bonding—they choose their own partners. It is not because they do not want the bondmate nature made for them, but because finding a Soulbond is extremely rare." "Good, good. You are right so far," Madam Livia said with a smile. "This will make it easier. Go on." "Um," Emeriel thought hard, searching his memory. "I know contracted bonds are very hard to create. There are rituals and steps to follow, and even then, the bond might not form if their souls do not connect. But for Soulbonds, the souls connect

“You made a soul pact with another man? Is he human? Why would you do such a thing to me, Snugbug? Why would you hurt me like this? gods, I’m-” “Shut it, Dragon.” Olyon snaps. Then he turns to face me. “What sort of soul pact did you make?” The sort of soul pact that means my soul is bound to damnation forever. But I had no choice. I needed to make the pact to have a better purpose for doing the things I'll be doing pretty soon. This mission was bound to happen, so I made good use of the opportunity presented to me. Soul pacts are the highest order of binding magic in existence. They supersede the gods and carry on into the Beyond.

Jack said with a satisfied smile. Seeing such a smile Dina's heart thumped, he was still so cute... wait... why was she still... A wave of information flowed into her brain making her dizzy for a while before everything became completely transferred. The contract was a soul contract, she was to transmigrate which she assumed was traveling through different worlds with a mission of making a certain target feel different emotions, there was a strict warning that she should never fall in love with the target as the possibility of the target remembering her after the operation was close to nil.

Beckah was eviler than most humans. “How did she offer up other souls?” Caiden asked. He had asked various demons about how other souls could be part of a contract and had found out that some conditions needed to be met. A pregnant woman could easily give up her child’s soul because they had a connection. Most humans would need to do something to other humans for their souls to be considered eligible for the contract. “She told me she would oppress and bully humans to provide me with souls,” Azrael said with pride. “Such an evil child. She’s not changed much since then.”