The Bane Of Light Novels & Stories

It all just seemed he was the only one in this fucking world. He stood up from the bed, pressing the button that turned all the lights on. He dragged his feet towards the bathroom with his droopy eyes who badly wanted sleep but was not going to get any. “Hugh.” He groaned out again. All of it was tiring for him. The stress, the pain. He had thought he was used to it but they all proved him wrong. Why? Why was it him? Of anyone in the world, why did this have to happen to him? With a clenched fist, he slammed his hand into the glass, causing it to dent.

"Anna, my family funded your education. We brought you from that remote pack to the Moonshadow pack so you could learn. And this is how you repay me?" Anna's eyes welled with tears. "I'm sorry, Alice. I'll return to the remote place I came from tomorrow..." Alexander pulled Anna behind him and looked at Alice with cold detachment. "That's enough. Yes, your family may have helped her, but that doesn't mean you get to hold it over her head forever. Anna's been through enough." Alice stared at him as the last flicker of light in her eyes went out. She turned and walked away. Out of nowhere, headlights suddenly blazed from behind her, and the loud screech of tires could be heard.

"Oh? Have your dark skills finally found a foolproof way to bring Lydia’s position crashing down to the dirt, Bane?" Bane scoffs softly, a twisted grin touching his wrinkled lips. "That girl possesses a remarkably sharp mind. Forgive my mouth for stating this plainly, Master Raeken, but her strategy is far more clever than your own. Taking her down in a single open fight won't be an easy feat for our warriors. However, her flesh is still young and untamed, and with my shadow hands operating behind the scenes, her wolf will eventually commit a serious, fatal mistake. In fact, the Moonstone Healing Labs' annual supply run through the sacred borders is coming up rapidly—that is our perfect gold

It wanted to prove that, even when it was weak, Fane was no match for it! Fane took a deep breath and took out a signal flare from Mustard Seed. He formed a seal, and the signal flare shot into the air, exploding loudly. The signal flare spread out, and all of the beasts saw that it was coming from the Blood Lake. Diante was confused, not understanding what Fane was doing. Fane did not bother explaining either as he coldly looked at Diante. In just five minutes, the first bolt of lightning struck down. Diante pushed its hands forward, and a dense barrier of blood formed. On top of its natural skill, the lightning did not scare Diante at all.

The goddess eyed me sceptically. “Ask it.” She demanded rather than invited. “You said, in order to defeat the darkness, you must first defeat the light.” I paused. A part of me hoped that what I was about to say was wrong. That I had got the complete wrong end of the stick. But the gnawing pain in my heart told be otherwise. “You are yet to ask me a question.” “The darkness is Tenebris?” I ask. “Yes.” “The light…” gulping back the tears that threatened to spill over, “Then the light must mean….”

He pointed a shaking finger first at Lauren, then at Andrew. "You two… you two bastards," he snarled. "I swear, I've wanted to get rid of you for so long. Everything… everything is because of you! Andrew, you might think you're invincible, but today, I'm going to prove that you're just as mortal as the rest of us!" As soon as his words fell, the conference room doors slammed open. Bane, his face dark and menacing, stormed in with a squad of men right behind him.

He spared me a passionate glare before frowning widely at me. “Why, sunshine?” he asked. “Why did you push your mate away?” he added again. . . He asked. I ravaged my head that instant for words but couldn’t find any. Instead of speaking, he had just rendered me speechless. … It was raining heavily at night. I opened my eye after hearing rambling sounds of someone. I peeked through the corner of my eyes and found out it was Bane. Something kept him terrified. “Bane?” I tried to call out. As I moved to touch him, I saw him whimper to the other side of the room. I wondered what was wrong until I felt splashes of rain on me.

All eyes turned back to the water as a flare went up. “Not ours,” David said. “Not ours either,” added Alpha LeGrand. As the red light arced over the ocean the pack members could see everything. And so could Bane. He was standing on the deck of his sinking vessel, flare gun in one hand and a pistol in the other. The Lune Rose fishing boat was in view, and another fishing boat was coming up fast behind them. The raft, now with two people on board, was clearly visible. Three small boats were between the fishing boat and the raft. Faint glimmers in the water showed them the most likely location of the four who were still swimming. The Bane took aim and fired. And again. Suddenly a shot rang out

But then came The Light. As clichéd as it seemed to Beatrice, she’d first encountered the entities she had come to refer to as ‘The Light’, at her darkest hour. The five orbs had come to her when she had been close to death, trapped inside a cave surging with seawater, deceived and desperate, almost giving up hope.

Caiden shouted. Jarus stopped and glanced back through his shoulder. “I will gather my men and rally them to Elijah and Lady Sophia. They must know that the Bane of the Dragons had been awakened.” Sophia didn't understand. Turn him back to what? She wracked her brain trying to figure out what exactly he meant when it dawned on her. A smile cracked her face, and she sprinted toward the battle, pushing magic into her feet to increase her pace to an ungodly speed. She barely heard Caiden’s voice calling out to her.