Speed Of Dark Book Novels & Stories

Thick, dark blood dripped from its teeth, hitting the floor in slow, wet drops. "Raaah, raaah, raaah!" A hoarse, excited sound scraped out of its throat, spraying bits of blood and tangled hair. It threw its arms wide, its limbs bending at unnatural angles, and lunged toward them like a starving predator. It moved fast. Under the dim flashlight beams, it seemed to cover 15 feet in the blink of an eye, like a shadow flickering through the dark. Colin's scalp tightened as he whispered, "That's it! The fastest one down here!"

“This will go so much faster if you’re not awake.” The attempts to fight the drug are futile, darkness descending on me quicker than I can outrun it. It only takes a few seconds before darkness claims me once more.

If things went on like this, and if someone else got there first and discovered the Sacred Hall ruins, they would lose out. The two men and the cat sped up. In the end, Ding Hao simply took out his beta-stage Qi motorcycle, Black Lightning. It vroomed like a motor, as two long trails of fire spurted out from its engine, carrying Uncle Tianshu and the Demon King, Evil Moon, away. It raced at lightning speed deep into the Bone-burying Forest. Black Lightning was indeed extremely fast. Like a bolt of lightning as its name suggested, it whizzed through the slightly overcast sky.

Whatever was chasing us was fast—too fast. A sudden sharp crack of a branch made me flinch. I dared to glance over my shoulder just as a figure lunged at us from the darkness. My heart stopped in my chest. It wasn’t just one of them. There were more. Dozens of glowing eyes pierced the night, their bodies sleek and deadly as they moved through the shadows, faster than any human should have been capable of. “Damien!” I gasped, struggling to pull away from his grasp. “We can’t outrun them.”

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

I was about returning the book when I heard a familiar voice behind me. “You just like crossing boundaries, don't you?” It was Dark. I quickly turned, looking stunned, and the book fell off. He walked towards me, picking the book and dusting it before returning it to its position. “Why are you here?” He asked. I swallowed in deeply, I never expected to encounter him in such a place as this alone. “Now you can't speak? Your mouth was moving faster than your brain, hours ago.” “I was taking a stroll to get familiar with the surroundings, then I happened to find this place.” I managed to say.

He bent his hip before kicking off the ground. Flap! Flap! Flap! His wings took off and his body ascended like a rocket. “Do I need to mind my speed?” It was the most valid concern because Shadow wasn’t good with speed. “Pretty please.” She already buried her face in Malikul’s plum chest, murmuring against it. “Yes, ma’am.” The wings set off and went straight to their intended place navigated by Shadow. The Dark Woodland wasn’t far, it only took up for only five minutes at a decent speed.

A pair of arms wrapped around me, and I instantly settled into the familiar embrace as both of us watched the sun set over our kingdom. I couldn’t help the squeal of delight that escaped my mouth. I had finally completed my book, 1001 Dark Tales. The look on my editor’s face was one of disbelief when I announced I was stopping all other books to focus solely on that one. I guess writing 1001 Dark Tales takes a long time, four years to be exact. Still, I had written enough books with the help of my quill that I had more than a steady income.

I heard his scream, saw him turn on his side as the oryx pounced on him again. Reese rolled over, reached out with the knife hand and ... The growl behind me made me spin around. Three oryxes and she headed straight for us. And they were quick. But I would be faster. At the sight of her, time seemed to slow down. Tough as rubber it stretched around me. I could watch in slow motion as I raised my arm. Two hands, secure footing. You muscles under the skins moved as they leaped towards us. Insane eyes, the piercing yellow, bared teeth. The hooves thundered across the meadow, tearing up tufts of grass and earth.

Chapter 134: Abyss of Regrets DAMIEN’S POV I woke with a violent gasp, my body slamming against something that felt like cold stone yet dissolved into smoke the moment I touched it. The impact rattled through my bones, stealing the air from my lungs. Darkness stretched in every direction, an endless, suffocating void that pressed against my skin with icy, probing fingers. It wasn't a mere absence of light. This darkness breathed, it watched, and it hungered.