Victorious Singing Novels & Stories

If it wasn't for the sharp painful sounds he was letting out, Yoshiki would have thought he was dead. Yoshiki felt footsteps behind him and then he felt a body press against him and a hand around his and he allowed his hand to be interlocked with those around him and as one the two hands locked around the bloody man's throat slowly choking him to death, and as the life left his eyes, the look he had on his face would forever be etched onto his face horror, terror and fear. As one, Yoshiki and Kenchiki withdrew their hands from around the throat of the dead man.

Focusing on every ounce of hope, courage, and love they possessed, they began to sing. The melody, at first tentative, rose into the night sky, a beacon of light against the encroaching darkness. The whispers faltered, the sickly green glow flickering in response. The villagers, sensing their heroes' resolve, joined in, their voices swelling the chorus. The battle raged on, a clash of positive emotions against the entity's despair. Sweat beaded on Evie's forehead, her throat raw from singing, but she wouldn't give up. The fate of their worlds hung in the balance.

Agnes, her eyes brimming with pride and relief, joined in the chorus, her voice blending seamlessly with the crowd’s exultation. In that moment, I stood as a symbol of resilience and triumph, a testament to the indomitable spirit that refuses to yield. The champion of House Black Fire had been vanquished, his reign of arrogance brought to a swift and decisive end. The cheers of the crowd echoed in my ears, a resounding declaration of victory and the birth of a new legend.

Madam Camila smiled while Aunt Mary’s eyes bulge out of her socket with her mouth hung open and Jane was peering excitedly as she tries to hide the smile that tends to break between her lips. Damien’s brows arch up as he watched the show in surprise. “Woah, that’s intense.” He spoke finally rubbing the back of his neck and then chuckled while Adan glared as he declared, “There is no chance to win her back because she is mine, forever.” And then he throws her over his shoulder like a caveman and began climbing upstairs towards his room. ***

Victoria's voice was steady, but her pulse raced like crazy. Just another sacrifice, another sacrifice. Victor's smile was slow, predatory. "Mine. I want you to see what you're really signing up for."

I whispered, my voice breaking. He cupped my face with shaking hands, his thumb brushing away a streak of blood that wasn’t mine. “No,” he said, his voice rough but sure. “We won. And I will always come back to you.” Tears blurred my vision. “You scared me.” “I know,” he murmured. “But it’s over now.” Around us, the pack’s howls rose again, louder this time, echoing across the blood-soaked valley. The night smelled of iron and smoke, but beneath it was something stronger, victory, hard and bitter and real.

Beside him stood a quiet looking red haired boy with sharp cheekbones and piercing green eyes and full red lips. The last of the group was perhaps the most intimidating of all—a broad-shouldered guy with messy, dark brown hair and a chiseled jawline, his lips set in a near-permanent scowl. Their collective energy was magnetic, dangerous even, and they all looked at us as if they were sizing us up— “Those young men are known as the Vicious Boys.” Vincent’s voice interrupted my train of thoughts and I did not miss the warning in his voice. “You’d do well to stay away from them. They’ve earned their reputation.”

I strip off the t-shirt and make my way into the water, goosebumps erupt on my skin from how cold the water is. “Alright Siren, time to come out.” I mutter. I can feel my Siren’s excitement as she pushes herself forward, my teeth sharpening to points, my eyes bleeding black, and my legs turning into a tail with beautiful iridescent blue scales. Time to sing bitch. Covey says with a cackle. And so, I sang, I started with one of my favorite songs Far Side of the World by the band Tide Lines from the Human Realm. The water starts to swirl around me as I sing, since there isn’t a command in my song, the water doesn’t go anywhere.

she said before anyone could say anything "Okay group one- Violet, Ace, Cole, and Kia Group two- Max, Luke, Ivy, and Carter Group three Lexi, Bianca, Rose, and Nell you're going to be the three groups performing today the rest come in front and you will perform tomorrow " she said "Okay now go you have five minutes to practice one song and then perform," she said to us As we went out Ace asked us what we want to do and I said "we can perform Make it shine from the movie Victorious" "That's a great idea," Cole said