Tessia Eralith Death Novels & Stories

"How? Erethar died." Amaria’s voice hardened. "Did you see his body? Did you feel the death in him?" Silence. Cassiel's lips thinned. "We saw his body... yes. But Erethar—he was supposed to be gone forever. We trapped him in the Abyss." "We thought we did," Amaria said. "You all stood over the remnants of a shattered being. None of you considered the possibility that it was not a death, but a retreat." "He was too powerful to kill outright," Raziel murmured, a sliver of dread entering his voice. "We all knew that, even then. We gambled."

“None of this feels right.” She narrowed her eyes, “What do you mean? You’re the Alpha. I’m going to be your Luna. This is how it’s supposed to be.” “Supposed to be?” I repeated, my voice rose despite myself. “Eris was supposed to be Luna. She was supposed to be here, not you.” The words hung in the air, sharp, cutting. Tessa flinched, but her expression hardened quickly. “Eris is gone, Kaya. You need to accept that. She’s dead, and nothing you do or say is going to bring her back.”

I just couldn't shake off that feeling that something awful was going on. "What about Eliza?" Seris continued. "Her Gamma and best friend, more like a sister. Eliza is dead, Cassian. She's dead. Murdered in cold blood and Elara hasn't asked about her once. Isn't that strange to you?" It was strange. Adrian just said the same thing.

“It means I’m bound to a different thread than yours. A second convergent prophecy… hidden beneath the first.” Ianthe hissed. “There are layers to this mess?!” Rian clutched his head. “We are all going to die.” Eryx muttered, “Probably.” Alessia lifted her hand again. Her dual essence formed a glowing, pulsing orb. Kade’s eyes widened. “Wait!” She pressed her hand to the crystal. It shattered. The sound was deafening—a crack like a world splitting—glass and luminous spray spraying outward in a swirling explosion.

“Also, you never told me how it was in the other realm.” Landry speaks before Grimm can. “I can answer a few of your questions. Eris,” He looks at Thanatos regretfully. “She was decapitated outside of the house. Um, Mr. Corvus- He stopped her the only way he could.” I gather from his expression that it was a grizzly sight and part of you is sad that Mason had to go to such lengths. Landry continues, “Deloni was completely encased in Halona's vines. She suffocated. Grimm pronounced her dead at the scene, as well.”

"What the hell ard you talking about. How did this even happen? How did she get poison?" "She had poison hidden somewhere," he reported. "She drank it before we could stop her. She's dead, Alpha." My blood ran cold. "When?" "About an hour ago. But there's more." My heart paused. "The girl, Elara. The sorceress daughterr... she died earlier today too. Just... slipped away in her sleep."

Elaria had gotten to him, and he had revealed the truth. "I knew there was something off about you from the moment I saw you," Elaria continued, her voice soft but dangerous. "The way you carry yourself, the way you always look like you have a secret to hide. Turns out, I was right." She stepped closer again, her eyes narrowing. "You killed Nerys. And the only reason I haven't squeezed the truth out of you—along with your guts—is because of Thrystan." I flinched at her words, my hands trembling at my sides, but I couldn't tear my gaze away from her. She spoke the truth, and she wielded it like a weapon, ready to cut me down at any moment.

This shocked the people around them noting not to anger their Alpha or touch the human girl, Iris. Tessa was also scared to approach Eris to stop him from searching for the girl. But she toughened up and hugged Eris from behind. "Don't go you will only get hurt. Who knows there are rogue's at her area? She's probably dead right now it's too late!." Dead? Eris laughed darkly and did not hesitate to wrap his hand around Tessa's neck. Both his human and beast form were angry lifting Tessa up from the ground choking her to death.

I stared at Erevos. Tears were already streaming down my cheeks. You had not been attempting to bring Lilith back. His expression softened. “No.” You were attempting to locate her. “Yes.” “Because she never died.” Erevos shook his head. “She sacrificed herself.” “For me.” “Yes.” I turned my attention to my hands. Golden light started to shine under my skin. Cassien stared in shock. “Ellia…” Erevos smiled. Not triumphantly. Almost lovingly. “She remembers.”

A pile of ash mixed with burnt offerings lay in one corner, while water-stained parchments and crude sketches littered the ground, sticky with red and black candle wax that had solidified with time. “Yes. I am Anubis… bone whisperer of the old pact.” Anubis raised her gaze, watching Lillia with piercing pale eyes that increased Lillia’s self consciousness all the more as it felt as though Anubis was staring into her soul. Then, her lips curved slowly, “and I know who you are… Zorya… First Light… the one who died broken… and returned unbroken.” Zorya? Fenris repeated as confusion stirred within Lillia. Is she a quack or what? She couldn’t even guess any of your names correctly.