Soulless Novels & Stories

Suyi thought that the beast she would be fighting was the same as the ones she had fought for the past few minutes. But it seemed that she was doomed to fail the very first mission she took. Although souls can no longer die except being dissolved to nothingness, against a beast, they could be captured and trapped as a source for their power. It is either you kill the beast, or the beast will suck your soul away. Right now she is fighting a beast called Cerberus, it is a giant 3 headed dog, they are strong creatures but they are not rare individuals, unlike unicorns or phoenixes and faes.

“I hate doing what she forces me to do. So I have a proposition for you.” ‘So you’re saying that you want to be allies?” Asked Leah, shaking her head from side to side. “But how can I be allies with someone who is betraying me?” “I want to make a pact with you,” said Silden as she looked Leah dead in the eye. “What kind of a pact?” asked Leah, weary of Silden’s motives. Silden could be playing a game for all that she knew. “I’m tired of being her puppet. She makes me do things I know are unethical and go against the Wiccan crede. I might not be a witch, but she is.” Silden tried to give Leah as much information as she could without betraying her master.

His gap-toothed smile gleams under the dim lighting, glowing in admiration for her jokes. She must be hilarious. Perhaps, a comedian. And me? Well, just a drained puppet, strings cut loose, waiting to collapse. It’s been over an hour, and we haven’t exchanged a single word. My presence here feels suffocating, like an unwanted shadow. I remember all the times I confronted him. And yet, he always twisted it around, making me believe I was overthinking. He said I was being insecure. That Maria was just a friend. That I needed to trust him.

But it was his eyes that stopped my breath—they were a flat, milky white, devoid of pupils, as if he were looking at a world we couldn't see. ​"That is Kaelen," Julian hissed, his voice dropping an octave. "The Board calls him a 'Sin-Eater.' He was a failed experiment from Life Seven—a man born without a soul, designed to track the 'weight' of others. He doesn't see your face, Elowen. He sees the 1,000 years of debt we carry. He tracks the ripples of our past lives like a shark tracks blood in the water." ​Kaelen tilted his head, his nostrils flaring as if he were catching a scent. He didn't have a weapon, but the air around him seemed to warp and grey, as if he were literally sucking the co

He lacked inner peace. He inhaled the vinous smoke as the corner of his lips twitched in a sad smile. His eyes deceived him being moist and a lone tear slipped down his face on the sand. The sand sucked the water as soon as it fell on it, and he wondered if his pain disappeared in thin air like that. He breathed out a puff of smoke through his nose and mouth. Looking up at the sky with the sad smile plastered on his face he spoke up, "Why so hatred for me, ya Rab?"

The atmosphere shifts quickly when Hades and my father try to pull me back, but I shake them off as I step up into her space again. “The guilt of the dead. The children you have orphaned. That burden.” She says, and I growl at her words when I see her wolf flash in her eyes. It is no secret that Selene and I have never got along with each other. Even after I brought her back from the brink of death and commanded one of the spirit wolves to become one with her. Our relationship has been strained.

Soul Extraction Soul Extraction was an ability that was not best explained by its title. Rather than extracting the soul of a target, what Soul Extraction did was to allow an Asura to inherit the power and will of those they killed. The person didn’t have to be fully dead either; as long as their hearts were crushed, the Asura would inherit everything. Some speculated that this was the reason why Asuras were generally insane, for it was no easy feat to see the lives and heart of every person one killed and still be normal.

he said, and I shook my head vehemently. " No, there has to be something else," I argued and shook my head, seriously. " There isn't," Ellis replied to my surprise, and I wondered what had happened to my wife. Was it a god thing to have no regard for life? There was a time she would have tried to figure out how to save their lives. " What are you saying, El?" I asked, and she looked at me with tears in her eyes. " They are soulless William. You can't save something that has no soul. The darkness has taken over their bodies, and now they are just tools," she explained, and I shook my head in disagreement.