South Side Serpents Riverdale Novels & Stories

Zack said, running his hands through his black hair. "Oh, ok and?" I asked. "Well… Can you get him there? I mean, it’s supposed to be a surprise." He flashed me a small smirk and I really wanted to refuse… "I don’t really know, I mean I might be busy-" "Raven, you have got to come too. Come on, it’s tonight at nine, down by the river on the east side." The east side… Opposite to where the killing had happened, I didn’t really blame them for choosing that.

I moved. I stepped behind the stranger, my fingers curling into the fabric of his shirt as my body sought shelter where my mind hadn’t yet caught up. My brother’s hostility burned too close too familiar. The stranger didn’t push me away. “Ryder,” he said calmly, without looking at Nicholas. “Loworth Ryder of New Orleans.” The name rippled through the crowd. My stomach dropped. “Are you a warrior?” I whispered, my voice barely holding. “You’ll find out soon,” he replied coolly. Then quieter meant only for me, “Prey eye.”

Creek hissed quietly. “Ok, gotta go. See you tomorrow beautiful.” And then I hung up. “Good, keep her on her toes.” Creek grinned. We finished our meals and carried on driving. We arrived at the Atlanta Serpents a few hours later. We dropped off the package and collected the other. The Serpents Prez, Chase, invited us to stay for the party they were throwing. We didn’t have anything else on so we accepted.

Was it really possible that she had fallen right into the middle of the story of one of her own books where there were wolves and vampires? The silence inside the car was suffocating. And Riverdale, with its perfect houses and residents who stopped to stare at their car as if they already knew who they were, was beginning to look less and less like a real town - and more like a trap set by something Mia still couldn't understand.

“Then, what do you want me to do? Let him go, so he could report us to the police or his parents?!” “That’s not what I’m saying, but I’m telling you to calm down!” Ricardo and Eleanor started arguing, and their voices echoed in the entire living room, which made River think that they could use this time to run away. “Let’s go—” River’s words halted when, suddenly, he noticed Serenity’s body trembling. Her skin was pale, and she was having difficulty breathing. Her eyes were shut, too. “Seraphina… Seraphina!” River called, but it seemed like she couldn’t hear him anymore. “I’m here. Breathe. You need to breathe!”

Once it was fully in place it was no longer visible. And right now they can see it, as blue sparks almost seem to be shooting up from the ground, upwards toward the center. The sparks don't seem to be coming from one specific location. It seems to be coming from several different locations, all along the south end of the territory. Reid shifts and takes off in the direction where the disturbance seems to be coming from. Apollo comes running up behind Titan, with Addison on his back as the vampires quickly raced past them. Titan, Apollo and Addison reach the border and are shocked at the number of vampires along the whole South end of their territory.

Adrian said, "Let's go." Just as he was leaving with his unit, Lena suddenly said, "Wait!" Lena was sitting on the floor with her laptop turned on. Everyone had wireless signals on them, allowing her to connect with them so long as they were within range. She quickly typed something on her keyboard and said, "There's a river nearby that goes upstream. If we're fast enough, we might be able to meet up with Lucas and the others. "Are you sure?" Adrian asked. Lena nodded in all seriousness. "I'm sure. The stream nearby is an alligator habitat and is a restricted area in Serpent's Haven. Since we've got fewer numbers than our enemies, these alligators might be of great help to us if we come acro

In Sirelia’s war camp, a priest of the old rites fell to his knees in terror, screaming: “The river speaks her name!” “And it wants her to answer!” That night, Seren stood alone on the blackened banks of Velaryn, the tidal curse receded but far from defeated. Beyond her, the once-gentle river lay like a wounded beast, breathing in shallow gusts of mist. The moon cast ghostly light across its ripples, revealing the first glimmers of ink-black eddies. She whispered into the night: “I’ll answer.” But not as your queen. As your reckoning.

This place was indeed the navel of hell, that even for someone like him this place gives him enough goosebumps to last a lifetime. Walking slowly, Chaney halted. "Look, the dark river." Suddenly from the woods crawled a giant serpent, slithering towards them with its intelligent eyes, and way enormous than the normal serpent. Twitching its rattle and flicking its long scarlet tongue, it seemed to glide towards them. Terrified as they draw their sword. Anna's shocked face was visible and yet she was confident that they could kill it.

They'd love to stamp over me. I shut my eyes in an attempt to calm my breath. “One of the guys we had look into it said they caught some of the serpents celebrating near the East side—their turf—about it.” Luca spoke. “It seemed like they were high on the rocks and let it slip.” “He should've let them slip, break a bone or two or all.” I replied. “What do we do now boss?”