Novel & Cerita Starfire Screaming

"Gingy, that stuff was always meant for Autumn! You won’t get a single cent!" Turns out, the moment they found out we weren’t blood-related, everything—every bit of love—no longer belonged to me. Autumn’s voice was soft, but it landed like a bomb in the crowd. Someone in the audience couldn’t take it anymore and shouted, "So what if she wasn’t their real daughter? She was switched at birth! What did she do wrong? She spent all those years with you, and you tossed her aside like a stray dog. You even stole her things to give to someone else!"

Sera cried, voice breaking, silver sparks spraying helplessly from her trembling fingers. But Damien was already there. His wings beat once, hard and the sky ignited. He dropped like a meteor, claws outstretched, and smashed into the fox with earth-splitting force. Fire roared from his jaws, engulfing three of the tails in a burning inferno. The stench of scorched fur and sulfur filled the air.

The officer's door creaked open, and he was yanked out, floating in mid-air by an invisible force. Scarlett's voice transformed into a guttural snarl that pierced the night. "You shouldn't have come here." The officer's fear morphed into a state of paralysis. His radio crackled, but his lips remained silent, frozen in terror. In an instant, the scarred figure surged forward, its luminous eyes locked onto Scarlett. "No," it growled, its voice booming like thunder. Scarlett's attention snapped to the figure, her transformation pausing abruptly. She lunged at the figure on the bridge, and to the officer's shock, she plummeted off the bridge with it.

“I can’t turn back anymore. I only have one star in my life, but I lost her. “But that’s fine. I’ll find her.” With that said, he held my head and jumped into the sulphuric acid without hesitation. As he did, the pain I lost returned. My heart hurt, as if someone was stabbing me. But gradually, the pain turned numb. All I heard was Zach’s gentle but firm voice. “Does it hurt, Starling? “It’s okay. It won’t hurt anymore if I blow on it.”

Samantha’s scream tore through the clearing. The pain intensified—searing white-hot through her chest, her limbs, her skull. She collapsed fully to the ground, her fingers digging into the soil. Her body arched, and a snarl—inhuman and raw—escaped her lips. Her eyes rolled back. The world around her flickered. She saw shadows—wolves with glowing eyes, stars tumbling from the heavens, rivers of silver blood, a forest on fire—and a boy with mismatched eyes whispering: “We miss you, sister.”

Castus nodded and send her back to her hiding,the mist hissed more loudly again and then an agonizing scream came by. °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° "I can't,I can't leave him here."The gamiliels let the weapon go,high in the sky and dropping in a slow motion all on her on the other Karen couldn't feel anything at first she thought she was numb,maybe from the pain or the tears but she heard the hiss,the angry hissed,whisper,snort and her face lit up.

Fuck! I shift before my brain can catch up. The pain fuels me. I launch forward, the earth cracking under my paws, every instinct screaming kill, kill, kill… Zevara smiles like she’s already won. And then she suddenly dissolves into mist, taking my child with her. The cry that rips out of me shakes the entire territory. Wolves drop to their knees, Fae flinch back, and Sirens cover their ears. I don’t hear any of them. All I hear is the echo of my baby’s scream fading into nothing. The air around us bends like heat over sand. The colors smear, banners twist, and the crowd blurs into a wave of doubled faces. People stumble, grabbing at the ground, blinking like they can’t trust their own eyes

Davina/Siren POV She’s already behind Echo, clinging to his arm, sobbing like a fucking Oscar contender. “She just went crazy!” Star wails, smearing blood across her cheek for dramatic effect. “She started hitting me, screaming that if I don’t leave she’ll kill me, that she’ll make sure every woman here stays away from you!” “What?” I bark, stepping forward. Echo looks from her to me, then back again his face unreadable. “Did it hurt?” he asks, voice calm.

Emily had gone to fetch more hay, and Sarah was nowhere to be seen. I led Starfire to a small mounting block and, with a deep breath, climbed up and swung my leg over her back. The sensation of being so high off the ground was both thrilling and terrifying. I tried not to look down. I was scared of heights. "Okay, Starfire," I whispered, stroking her neck. "Let’s see what this is like." Due to how nervous and excited I felt, I made a crucial mistake. My legs pressed against Starfire's sides, signaling her to move forward. Before I knew what was happening, she bolted, galloping away from the stable with me clinging desperately to her mane.