Uriel Orv Novels & Stories

Aldmeris hesitantly bowed to the queen. “It seems she has someone protecting her. Find out who the supernatural Is immediately!” Lilith said, sitting down on her throne. “Yes of course my queen.” Aldmeris said as he cast out a spell revealing an image of an angel named Uriel. “Hmmm…Uriel, quite interesting. Which kingdom is the supernatural from?” Lilith said maliciously, contracting out her claws. “His from the kingdom of Anglocnds. He resides in the sky in heaven.” Aldmeris said as breaking off his spell.

So, they never thought they would be attacked in such a cruel way by a witch of Luriem. However, Uriel was not any ordinary kind of witch, but he was the Crown Prince of the Luriem Kingdom. A famous witch, not only for his looks that could send to their knees any female but for his terrifying practices that many thought as cruel and merciless, even among the luriems.

“You have told me your name yet.” “It wouldn't make any difference if you knew,” She said flatly. “Try me.” She hesitated, then said, “Rey” His brow furrowed. “Rey… what?” “Just Rey” He accepted with a nod, though his gaze was filled with doubt. “You move like a trained warrior, but heal like a witch. What are you?” Uriel's lips curled up into a mirthless smile. “Something that shouldn't exist.” Before he could argue further, a howl echoed through the trees faintly.

The exquisite wine glass shattered on the ground, reflecting countless tiny light rays. Looking straight at the forests on the screen, he watched Veronica's thin, pale body walk more profoundly like a ghost. Through the green leaves, the sun shines on her body, making her look paler as if you could never get to the bottom of her heart and warm her up a little. "Let's check out how sneaky she could get." Uriel is his beta steward who has been awarded the highest medal level. He always keeps his identity in mind and never speaks much. Now, he begged him just for that stubborn woman.

I felt his body stiffen beneath me, and I smiled in content. “Nice to meet you, Mr Uriel,” I said politely, turning to stare at Uriel who had caught everything just now. He chuckled, his eyes much brighter than Rael's. His smile looked much more genuine, and he looked quite easy going. At least not until he awkwardly coughed, excusing himself with the excuse of having somewhere to be. It all suddenly dawned on me–he was Uriel! I hadn't remembered his face before, but now I suddenly remembered seeing him on television before. He was a famous actor in City M! Even Kylie had always wanted to meet him.

“Maowry. I should’ve known you were still alive.” “Disappointed you can’t kill me, Uriel?” “Yes, maybe I am. You are the most troublesome of all the original gods. That’s why I am here to get rid of you, permanently.” “So you admit you were trying to kill the original gods in the first place?” “When did I ever say that?” Uriel smirked, rushing at them with a curved blade. Thiton supported from behind, bending the shadows against the spirits. “You can’t help her, Marvis!”

He tossed them away, saying, "You are one smart and observant man, Daniel. I never expected you to know who you were dealing with until I was done beating the fear of God into you two." Uriel turned to Chris, his grin growing wider. "You should be both scared and proud to be ranked first on the Underworld's most wanted list." Chris' jaw dropped as he pointed at himself, seeking confirmation. "Please, were you talking about me?" Uriel walked back to Gabriel's side, leaving Chris' question unanswered.

“I don’t have a direct link to Muriel like before. It’s more likely that we follow Axel’s plan of finding their hide-out. And stopping the anti-christ from taking humans as a hostage.” “But how would we do that?”Orith was the one to ask. “Let me give you an option.” they stopped as they heard a voice echoing from nowhere. “It’s Kristoff,” Urie uttered. “Don’t listen to what he has to say. It might be a trick to get you to come to him.” “You’re very quick-witted as always, Azalea. But it’s Urie’s choice whether to come to me or not. And you do not have a say in it.” it said mockingly.

he hissed, referring to Uriel. His cousin Uriel was a mage healer, considered the best in his field. He had been the head of the royal mage healers, but seven years ago, he banned Uriel from entering the royal estate. Since then, Uriel has stayed in the Capital City, managing his own apothecary. It has been seven years since they last spoke, following a tragic incident. Just then, a portal shimmered into existence nearby, swirling with faint blue light. Uriel then stepped forward, giving a slight bow and a polite greeting. Gavriel remained emotionless as he directly ordered, “Check her. Make sure she lives.”

I was hoping he would fight her thus time and free me from this spell. But it was different. The eyes glowed bright blue and there was suddenly a flow of ominous energy towards the emerged figure. I was caught by surprise when I saw Helena gleaming with excitement. She hurried to it with a bowl of water and the figure collected it and wiped its face with water and a towel. The darkness within me was reacting to him. Uriel revealed his face and grinned as he looked around. His hair was white, probably as an effect of reincarnating in Deucalion's body. His glowing blue eyes were different from the red ones I knew.