Summon Gods Novels & Stories

The torches reignited with a sudden whoosh, their flames roaring to life as if bowing to his fury. I swallowed hard, my resolve solidifying. “My lord, I did not summon you lightly. I have a plan, a vision, for your greatness.” His eyes narrowed, the molten depths flaring brighter. “Speak,” he commanded, his tone sharp and unyielding. I stepped closer, the edges of the summoning circle glowing faintly beneath my feet. “The earth is fractured, ruled by mortals unworthy of their dominion. But with your power, and my witchcraft, we can change that. Together, we can reshape this world.”

“Kieran, you? Weak? That’s the last word anyone would use for you.” I gave a dry laugh. “You’d be surprised. The so-called Demon Lord, scared of facing his own power.” I sat up, pulling the sheets around my waist. “But that ends now.” She pushed herself up too, wrapping the blanket around her shoulders. “What are you planning to do?” “I’m going to summon them.” “Summon what?” “My beasts,” I said simply. “All three.” Her eyes widened. “Ive not really made use of their powers, I was warned not to except it's absolutely needed. But if I’m going to win this war, I need them back.”

I barked. “Since you insist on knowing…I have tried with my power and I couldn’t kill you…so I seeked the help of our ancient gods,” he said as he opened the door of his room. Outside, I saw his men sitting in circles, all hands folded, they seemed to be summoning him. “I know it isn’t who I think it is you’re summoning?” I asked as my heart raced.

"You and that AI assistant of yours - the Earth Killer - you wrote the code to that game." He turned to Miaka with a grin. "And it's name? The Alpha Gods. The game is called the God of all Alphas" Miaka laughed. "Of course it is." They would need to access the main computers, but it was worth a try. If they could complete the entire game, following the narrative that the code wanted to play out then maybe, just maybe, the Earth would go back to how it had been before all of this mess happened. "Maybe we can fix the Earth. Is it worth a try?" she asked Kai.

The chanting, the exaggerated theatrics—watching them felt like something straight out of a cheesy wizard tale. She opened her eyes wide, her face emotionless, and flung the limb into the air. A glowing magical circle burst into existence overhead, devouring the limb. Another circle appeared at the ground where, in a flash of orange energy, teacher Blanch reappeared—whole and intact. Only now, a strange mark marred her skin. It was a single eye, etched into her left arm, resembling an Illuminati symbol but slightly altered. It signified true flesh—the part used to summon her. Summoners could only summon living beings by using a piece of their body, provided it wasn’t hair or bodily fluids. T

“You said if we still can't seal the Mana then the dragon will rise up and can destroy the entire universe, whereas we haven't received orders even where pure Mana is.” “How can we survive his attack?” continued King Benedict. "There's still another way," said Arion, breaking the silence. Everyone turned to him. “Pet of god,” replied Nicon. Altair and Arion agreed with whatsaid, Nicon had found the answer. Mana controllers were busy summoning the gods' pets using a chalice. None of the divine pets could summon, their only hope seemed dashed. Altair walked over to his father and patted him on the shoulder, Duke Leon immediately gave the goblet to Altair, made a summoning circle pattern and pu

"I have everything ready, these are the conditions for the summoning spell. Once you're gone I'll prepare one for Fala, then one for me. Once we all make it back here we can go to the demon realm and do what we have to. I just hope that the prophecy was right about you being the one to help me." Fenrir looks at the paper Girod had been writing on, and its almost exactly as he described it. It looks like an actual contract, but this one is only for summoning, the contract between the summoner and the one summoned will be verbal. "I have the item that you need to get listed on there as well. That's all you need to worry about when making the contract, the rest of the conditions are up to you

luckily, the towel was still able to cling to my body. My eyes drifted to the bag under the bed. The zipper was undone and what peeking through the bag was very similar book I put in it before coming here. My first guess was reed probably found about the boom but then he never bothers to touch my things, not even I leave the zipper off. He gives me space and he trust me to tell him things. Or maybe he knows himself, eventually he gets whatever from me. How to Summon the Gods. Was written in bold capital letters on the book. The book was old, qualifying for ancient artefact. I slowly and carefully skimmed through the pages. The book was really old. The pages were so delicate if I applied more

He froze. “Mother,” he whispered. “You need to see this.” Ariadne strode to him with Ianthe behind her. Alessia’s heart hammered. “What is it? Another assassin?” “No,” Eryx said. “Worse.” Alessia stepped closer and her breath left her lungs. Outside, across the solar horizon, three beams of light rose into the sky. One gold. One silver. One dark violet. A heralding and a declaration. The Three Empires had activated the Summoning Pyres.

“I swear I will make her pay for every last bit of this. I just have to be clever about how I go about it. I don’t want the Four catching wind of my plans… but how can I pull this off?” Before anyone could answer, a deep, resonant sound split the air. BONG. The toll rolled across the courtyard, heavy as thunder, vibrating through their bones. The Fiery Five froze, glancing up as golden light began to spiral up from the cobblestones at their feet. Runes bloomed, weaving in the air, ancient symbols that pulsed once with authority before bursting into a rain of sparks that drifted like embers through the sky. Thessaly’s expression darkened. “The Summons.”