The Eternal War Novels & Stories

All the players in the future war are in place, the only thing missing from the volatile mix is a catalyst. I postulate for a moment that it should be called The Present War now. It’s been coming for so long it started to feel like we would never catch up with the future, yet here we are, on the cusp of our making, or demise. The elders, for all their wisdom, never saw the outcome. All we have been able to do is stack the odds in our favour, recruit the most powerful clans and covens, set wheels in motion that will roll steadily along, until they come up against this foretold resistance. ‘The long game’ means something different to an immortal, but the end game, that is what it’s all about.

‘When this girl brought down the hammer boy did it hurt. What Christopher was referring to is the war that had come to an end two years ago between the Eternal Empire and the kingdom of Albrael. The war had lasted for 3 years. Shortly after the initial invasion the fighting came to a deadlock, a kingdom everyone believed would surrender or be crushed within 6 months held out far longer than any could have anticipated. Due to the efforts of Albrael's army and more so their Black Guard division whom the empire came to both respect and fear as their adversary. They had once said they fought with the ferocity of a cornered pack of wolves, and these wolves would always bite back.

Deborah gazed ahead, lost in thought. “Years ago, there was another man, just as reckless, just as crazy. But someone stopped him. And he died without ever seeing the person he wanted the most. Until the end, he carried that regret with him.” I lowered my head. “How did he die?” “It’s hereditary. Before he went to find you, his organs were already failing. Just like his father.” Deborah’s voice cracked. She pressed a letter and a will into my hands. “He left these for you. Whether you read them or not is your choice.”

They had signed a prenuptial agreement stating that if Connor made any serious mistakes during their marriage, he would have to leave with nothing in the event of a divorce. Anne took a sip of water and replied calmly, "I’ll get the evidence." Felicia still thought they were just a couple, and that the things that should happen between a normal couple would eventually happen. Connor would not reject her. Walter could see what Anne was thinking from her expression. A surge of anger rose within him, and he almost wanted to rush over and punch Connor. Connor and Anne's marriage, to put it nicely, was an alliance. To put it bluntly, it was the Maddison family lifting the Biddle family out of a d

I saw Kieran. And a second man. A stranger with stormy eyes, one black, the other silver draped in shadows. The three of us, in different times, different places. A castle. A*battlefield. A moonlit temple. Spanning over a century ago. My mind reeled. I had…lived these lives before. I had died before. This…this moment, this death, had happened before. The revelation snapped something deep inside me. And suddenly I felt it.

Let’s get this show on the road DISCIPLINE LEADS TO VICTORY, IT IS VICTORY IN WAR THAT BRINGS IMMORTALITY, AND IMMORTALITY IS THE GIFT OF CHAOS. IN EXCHANGE, CHAOS DEMANDS BLOOD. THUS, BLOOD MUST BE EVER SPILT. THEREFORE, ETERNAL LIFE DEMANDS ETERNAL WAR, ETERNAL WAR DEMANDS ETERNAL DISCIPLINE. CHAOS WILL ALWAYS HAVE BLOOD: YOURS OR THEIRS ANONYMOUS

Maya, strangely glad to see them joins them to bring him down. With two forces, a war erupts in an old City and everyone fights to bring back the bright and cheerful Maya they once knew. No matter how much the odds were against them, Levi never stopped fighting. Finally, he gets to where she is and delivers her with a kiss. It triggers a few memories in her head, where she had First met him and after some conversation she decides to trust him and goes with him. After a long night, they finally take down the evil. Maya still doesn't remembers everything, but Levi decides that it doesn't matter. They had a long life ahead of them to make new memories, and that was more than enough for him, and

No one knew where those in the Everlasting would go once they crossed the Everlasting Door. After that, there had not been another everlasting being for several epochs, up to ten billion years. It was all because the Everlasting Path was too difficult... Where could one find everlasting life in loneliness and emptiness? Hence, only the nine Eternals from the Eternal Dominion in the Chi universe were locked in constant strife... because the Eternal Path was getting narrower, and the heavenly law would kill them if they were somewhat careless. It seemed God was unwilling to let these overpowering powerhouses continue to exist. If the powerhouses in the Eternal Realm wished to continue moving f

“That’s the place for our Eternal Vow!” “I owe her my life.” “I don’t care what you owe her!” My voice cracked like a whip. “A blood bond is sacred, Darius! It was supposed to be for us—” “One year,” he cut me off, his bloodshot eyes wide with disbelief. “A life is on the line,” he snarled. “How can you not understand?” “I promise, I’ll break it when the term is up. She’ll live, and you will still be my one and only eternal mate.”

She rose, her gaze fixed on the horizon where the city’s fires shimmered like a thousand crimson eyes. Below, Valenfort prepared for yet another war where humans, vampires, and everything in between would soon redefine what it meant to call something peace.