Novel & Cerita Stories About Hades

“Good luck with that. Maddox may be gone, but there’s a new villain in town.” I didn’t follow his logic. “Who?” He sighed into the phone. “Hades…god of the underworld.” 21 Hades I produced the highest yield of crystal of my career. I handed it off to our distributors then told my cooks to get back to work. With Maddox out of the picture and my power unrivaled, I intended to eliminate all other competition and kill anyone that got in my way. Life was good.

I am going to leave this pack before my birthday. After deciding this I finished my food and water and lean back into the bed thinking of ways to escape. I perk my ears up when I hear someone in the hallway. It sounds like two people gossiping. I hold my breath and strain my ears to hear what they are saying. "I heard he killed his only sibling that's how cruel he is." Gasps "Alpha Hades is indeed a very cruel Alpha. I pity whoever his mate may be." Humming in response they walk too far away for me to hear anything more. At the mention of Alpha Hades my heart started to race and I felt this strange tugging.

He gawked at it for a good minute, not moving a muscle. "I thought they were just mythical creature you watch in a horror movie. But I did hear they possibly exist. According to legend, the gods gathered in the hopes that they would demolish them from this planet but Hades had plans to keep them as his pets, so he saved most of them by opening the portal between earth and Hell, allowing them to choose between life and death. Should you come across one, your life would soon be over" he clarified.

“Stay away from Hades. He’s the worst kind of sexual predator, and he can’t get it up unless a woman doesn’t want it.” “You talk like you know him.” Lydia’s rolling growl made me sit up. Even Beki stopped howling and readied herself for a fight. “That bastard tried it with me a few times. The only thing that saved me from getting skewered was the Vampire King.” “Right.” I shook my head and sent Ophois a silent word of thanks for grabbing me before I reached the wards. Maybe I had met Hades on an off-day because he hadn’t seemed anything like Lydia had described. Not that I thought she was exaggerating. Demeter hadn’t been bitter for nothing, and Lydia didn’t seem the type that would make up

From the stories he had heard from souls that came in and out of his presence, he knew that mortal parents were mostly horrible at their jobs, filled with regret about the things they did and did not do, and always wished they could go back. Of course, Hades knew he could never let them return but it did not mean he did not like to hear their stories, for you see, that was one thing that kept him sane when Persephone was gone. Stories. Yes, he knew the story that circulated around his wife and himself but he could never care less about what they thought or said. It was true, but only a fraction of it, and Hades himself knew that he was right about what he did. For a man who hid underground a

asked Hades worriedly. “I… I… just follow that urban-legend or so-called ‘myth’ in the demons-realm of yours over there, Brother Hades… Hopefully… Hopefully, my three drops of blood can work…” Hanny still smiled gently and lovingly at her handsome Brother Hades. Hanny had wanted to try the urban-legend or so-called ‘myth’ in the demons-realm which was ever told by her Brother Hades. Today, right now, she eventually got her chance.

But they were all regular, and I knew most of them. "It's like finding a needle in a haystack Lukas. All these demons have tricks up their sleeves" Hades sighed, plopping on the chair nearby. I bobbed my head, my eyes still focused on the screen, "But this is my only opportunity of finding that person. I cannot let that person get away again." Hades raised his brow, "Again?" I told him the entire story about Fang and his attempt to kill my wife. He was wide-eyed the whole time. I was going to tell him everything over the drinks, but we did not have a chance.

Goddess was about to cry when Hades couldn't bear it and stood up in anger. "Mother don't cry... your wish will be fulfilled. I promise, if Lucifer will ever fall in love with this human woman, I will go to earth and kill her and take her soul with me and throw it in the fire of damnation where he will never find her! And you can find someone from heaven for him and he can come back to heaven. So please mother, stop worrying. I hate to see you in distress!" Hades calmed his mother down. Goddess was happy and seeing her relaxed ... Hades left. He is the god of death; he has never cared about any human soul. Taking a life is nothing for him, so he didn't even for a second thought that he could

"Are you sure Riven has really disappeared for weeks now?",Adromalius asked as he gazed at the bleak world before him. No matter how much he went into Tartarus, he could never get used to the chaos and agonized screams that echoed every time. He gazed at Hades, the king of the underworld, waiting for an answer to his questions. Hades held the glass dome containing Layla's blood in his palm. He swirled it occasionally, and each time he did, a devilish look would appear on his face.

How had his entire life been turned upside down in a matter of weeks? Hades had asked himself that over and over again since the fateful day he agreed to take a no-fur upstate. In that time, he'd found his Innehavre - something he had never really believed existed - before discovering he was falling in love with another Innehavre pairing.