The Ritual Audiobook Novels & Stories

"If the Moon Goddess will spare me, I'll stay to accompany my dear Aurora longer. If not, Aurora, I hope you'll live freely without the burden of an old wolf." Tears streamed down my face, dropping onto our clasped hands. "You've never been a burden." My silver pendant glowed faintly as I leaned down to press my forehead against hers. We stayed like that for several heartbeats before I straightened, wiping my tears. "Prepare for the ritual," I whispered. The next twelve hours passed in a blur of frantic activity. The ritual room glowed with ceremonial moonlight, silver runes inscribed around the central healing circle where Grandmother lay motionless.

I was ready to keep my eyes shut during the entire ordeal until I began to hear noise and… music? The sounds filled the air, and my eyes flew open in an instant. Much to my misfortune, I was still in the monster world, and Lord Aubrey was still shirtless and on top of me. Nothing had changed. I swallowed. “Is this a part of your ritual?” I murmured, my heart still banging in my chest. “Now, listen to me very closely, because I cannot repeat myself under any circumstance.” I nodded, fear still coursing in my veins.

The first time someone had chosen him. His hand found Rhydian's. "I know what to offer," Kael said quietly. --- They prepared for the ritual that night. The book was placed at the center of a circle of candles. Seraphine traced symbols on the floor, her movements precise and deliberate. Aion stood at the edge of the circle, his ancient voice chanting words that had not been spoken for millennia. Kael stood at the center, Rhydian beside him. "Are you sure about this?" Rhydian asked.

The air became thick with an ancient aura, and I could feel the dark power that enveloped the room. Funny how father preached against dark magic but still used it to his own advantage. The ritual was horrendous to watch. Adrian's body convulsed with each surge of energy. His agonized cries and shouts echoed through the room but it affected no-one except me. The Black Healers chanted incantations that were inaudible to understand and their voices had a haunting melody that sent shivers down my spine. After what felt like an eternity, the ritual ended. A blinding flash of light illuminated the room, and I covered my eyes quickly. When the light dissipated, I looked at Adrian, hoping he was oka

"You’re doing great." I nodded, forcing myself to concentrate. The ritual was a blur of light and sound, the chanting filling my ears as the symbols on the floor glowed brighter. I felt a surge of energy, a force that seemed to merge with my own, binding us together in a way that was both exhilarating and terrifying. The ritual seemed to stretch on for hours, each moment feeling like an eternity. The energy within me grew stronger, more intense, and I could feel the power becoming a part of me. It was both empowering and overwhelming, a constant reminder of the darkness I was embracing.

The only way out was by getting my memories back and I needed to get them back fast. “Tell me about the rituals.” I asked her one last time. “I already saw the ones that suggested a new beginning and start of a new life or new relationship. I’m guessing the relationship part is the reason why Andre was interested in letting me know about the ritual. But there were pages torn inside the book and I want to know what they held.” Ezra looked at the fireplace once more, watching the last of the pages turn into ash as the fires consumed them greedily. I felt at a loss, like so much information, so much knowledge had just gone to waste.

Walking deeper into the world Gao yu who did not know that he was already reciting an incantation keep walking as so many memories of his childhood continued flashing by. "aurora bolaris i am the Second seed and also the first to complete a perfect ritual, i shot out from darkness and unto aurora i shall bring glory,the secret of the dead i shall bring, aurora cult is my home," Gao yu continued as the room temperature decreased. All the students including Snapes felt some sort of activities as they felt people walking around and muttering in low voice. As the muttering kept rising the students felt their head splitting apart, even professor Snapes was already clutching down hard at his head,

"God will damn you, evil worshiper! Fuck you! You son of a bitch, may you die in this ditch! Let go of me! My father's not gonna let you off till he has sliced you in pieces. If even a hair on my body—" "Somebody, shut this uncultured urchin already!" He snapped, raising his wrist to take a look at his watch with a tilt of his head, "And wrap this shit up, I have an appointment." I opened my mouth wide to curse his next three generations when that crazy lady who whacked me jumped in the ditch screaming like the Banshee she is. A man followed her panicking. "No! You can't interrupt the sacred ritual! Lord Segal, we must not disturb the awakening of the Supreme Alpha—"

After that, with a skull nailed with a severed index finger of unknown origin on its forehead, in his right hand, and two scrolls in his left hand, Saul began to murmur some words. The ground slowly started to rumble. Little by little, the hall was filled with murky purple aura before it swirled into a whirlwind and circulated around Saul. The next moment, Suna and Clairmont closed their eyes, and opened them back to see both of their eyes purple with a skull mark in them. “The ritual is finished.” Saul placed back the skull and scrolls. He then shifted his eyes to the crowds as he said, “Tonight, marks the time where our reign on this world begin!”

Ritual Satine watched his body twitch as she glanced nervously at the sky light. The moonlight was touching the outer rim. She could see it starting to trickle in through it. Any minute now she would be able to complete the ritual. The moon light was tinted a blood red representing the blood moon. Aldric had begun to act aggressively, his body twitching and flexing like he was trying to fight something. His skin sizzled against the wolf bane soaked ropes holding him in place. Satine's stomach curled into itself as she began fidgeting in her spot, her brain trying to come up with what she would do if he woke up. She was nervous that the wolf bane ropes wouldn't hold him. The liquid should ha