Stolas Demon Novels & Stories

Vlash covers me while we are on the ground as pieces from the tombstone scatters around us. “Look!” we all stand and look at the now floating golden box before us as it glows brightly. I look at the box, Flora is about to touch it when a dark mists suddenly forms before us and there stood Demonica and her followers. “Dominica!” Veronica utters. Demonica laughs really scary as she looks at the bright light before us that is floating in the air. She really looks as scary now as she look at the golden box that is shining so bright.

These demons aren't as powerful as they would be in their realm, but they're still not easy to kill. I stomp on a few, crushing them like bugs. Izzy swoops down and chomps a couple at a time while breathing fire on a few more. I look over and see Gabrial and Tazi have shifted, too. The alicorn stabs a demon in the chest while the tiger tears him to pieces. The warriors are using their swords one after another, but the demons keep coming. I don't like this. We're fighting hard, and we haven't even seen Surtur yet.

She whispered softly to her palm and immediately Twinie appeared before them. " Hmphh, I see you're making deals with the devil, sadly, your demon is still an amateur, girls," she looked at them and they brought their palms out and said together. "Dolly.." within a blink of an eye their demons were standing beside them. Octavia's eyes widened, a gasp escaping her throat. 'You gave us the same powers, why?' she questioned the devil in her head. "Poor princess, must have been on the moon already and then we broke you, again, you must be really strong by not shedding a tear, I admire you." Danica said, sarcasm hovering allover her comment.

Bathal’s eyes went wide, widening the span of his area dominance. “Get out of my Kingdom, Demon!” Bathal hissed, in a snap of a finger — he was able to turn into the beast of Black and white. “And take that Witch with you. Kill her if you will. Torture her… but if you harm my son, I’m ready to journey thousands of miles just to bite your head off!” Luntian on the other hand glanced at the woman tied with chains. Ursula was bound not only to the wooden chair, but to the demons she made a deal with as well. Her sister, Ursula had such a dead and blank look on her eyes.

“Or is it the alcohol? Stronger than it used to be, huh?” I just stared at him, rigid, trembling, brain short-circuiting. He sighed again and grabbed a handful of his dreadlocks with his free hand. “You’re stiff as a noble at his own beheading. Relax. I’m not here to hurt you. Promise.” When I felt his grip loosen, I smacked his hand away and stumbled back. “What the fuck are you?” He raised a brow. “A demon, of course. You summoned me, remember?” My jaw dropped. “You’ve got to be kidding me. A demon? What kind of sick joke is this? Demons don’t exist.”

Maybe then I would finally be free from the horrors that I had spent all my life living. Seeing that I didn't care for my own life, Stolas seemed displeased and looked around before his eyes landed on Willow. He walked over and pressed his sword tip into her shoulder and moved so quickly that a small slash appeared on her shoulder and the injury made her cry out in pain as blood seeped into her shirt. "Get back to the fire, Sylvia," Stolas said, gesturing with his head to where the bowl was. "Or I'll slit her throat right now."

The claws were slightly luminescent, with a ghostly glow reflecting its eerie presence. But nothing happened, I thought, watching helplessly as the Stalagtor advanced ever closer. I raised my hand and unleashed my magic, which burst forth from between my fingers like a bolt of lightning. A powerful shockwave struck a boulder next to the Stalagtor. It roared and neared me. Its head was triangular and flattened, with a face partially covered by a rugged, helmet-like formation resembling a large stalagmite. Its eyes were large, multifaceted crystals emitting a dim, eerie yellow light, the only illumination in the dark cave. These eyes could swivel independently, allowing the Stalagtor to keep c