Welcome To The Void Novels & Stories

“Welcome to the family.” Kallista wasn’t sure if it was a genuine welcome or another jab, but she gave her a small smile. “I’ll have someone from the staff show you to Jaxon’s quarters,” Evelyn said, cutting through the moment. “You'll be introduced to the rest of the household at dinner.” Before Kallista could respond, a boyish voice called from somewhere down the hall. “Is she here yet?” A young boy rounded the corner, couldn't be older than six, his excitement evident. He stopped short when he saw her, his smile faltering slightly.

"We are merely taking what's ours. The Blitzkrieg's blessings are for Welkins alone. Yet, an accident took place and destroyed the norm. The balances of our worlds have been tipped." The fighting had stopped, and his colleagues were now standing behind him. Prowlaz seems unwell. "Go back to your world," the Earthling said. "You have been forewarned. One more toe out of line, and we will wage war." Funny. You can never enter our world without a portal.

Model without a Cause “Okay, everybody!” Collin boomed at the front of the darkened boardroom. “As you all know, we are going to be advertising Capier's brand new line of cell phone products called Clickmark." A picture of a mauve colored cell phone appeared on the screen along with a list of features.

Once everything was in order, I gathered every gift Jasper had ever given me and burned them all. Under cover of darkness, I took my son in my arms and boarded the next flight out of the country. The following day, the banquet hall was full of guests who were here for the celebration, but there was no sign of me anywhere. Jasper called my phone over and over again, but every call went straight to voicemail. Panic crept in. Something felt very wrong. He raced home but found nothing on the nightstand but a single note. 'The Gamma homeworld has summoned me back to my planet. I'm taking the kid and ditching the dad. Don't miss me. Don't wait up.'

Their past encounters had been anything but friendly. Both of them showing up at the Kade’s offices made them both feel uneasy. Maria smirked sarcastically, "Well, well, who do we have here? It's Layla Foster!" Layla decided not to engage with Maria. This woman had a sharp tongue and Layla really didn't feel like dealing with her. However, Layla wasn't one to back down easily. She smiled and said, "I didn't expect to see you here either." Maria retorted, "Of course, I'm here as the specially invited streamer for the Kade Corporation, but you, what are you doing here?"

I couldn't feel the ground. This was the final filter. The place where the soul was stripped naked before entering the Ninth. "The Void is a mirror of the self," Luca’s voice filtered in the dark. "If you do not know who you are, the Void will decide for you." I felt the darkness beginning to press into my skin, looking for a crack, a weakness. It tried to tell me I was a disgraced Alpha. It tried to tell me I was a human. It tried to tell me I was a murderer.

acknowledgment of imperfection." Void was silent for a long time. Thinking. Processing. Understanding something new. "I still hate what you did," Void finally said. "Still hate being transformed. Still hate existing instead of voiding. But I understand now. Understand you are not evil. Understand you are not monster. Understand you are simply being who did wrong while trying to do right. That does not excuse what you did. Does not make it acceptable. Does not erase the violation. But it makes it understandable. Makes it human. Makes it real. I can hate what you did without hating you. Can reject the action without rejecting the being. Can refuse to forgive the violation without refusing to

I could hear the wind in my hair but that was it. “What’s going on?” I whispered quietly to Lance. “That is not all, so as to avoid an invasion we have what is called the void room, you did not see that in the library?” He placed his hands into his pocket. “No,” I said slowly. I guess we can’t find everything in books. ‘No, you can’t,’ he said over the link. “What happens here now?” I questioned. “They see us, they will respond–” A door opened from nowhere and it was like a door that led to the bright side of life.

The High Keeper looked toward the black ocean. "Then the Void brought us here." A deep laugh rolled through the darkness. "Not brought." The voice echoed from every direction. "Invited." Aria turned. The Void appeared. It was larger now. Much larger. Its body stretched across the darkness like a living shadow. Its eyes were not red anymore. They were silver. And inside them were countless worlds. Aria stepped forward. "You wanted me here." The Void smiled. "Yes." "Why?" "Because you opened the gates."

He had found me. Before I could react, the massive Void Alpha stopped attacking the barrier. All six crimson eyes slowly turned away from the kings and locked directly onto me. The battlefield fell eerily quiet for a single heartbeat. Then the monster opened its enormous jaws and released a roar unlike the others—a deep, mournful cry that echoed across the mountains like an ancient call. Every smaller Void Spawn froze instantly. Then, as one, they turned toward the terrace where I stood. My body refused to move. Hundreds of crimson eyes stared at me with terrifying focus. The system flashed violently. [Critical Warning!] [The Void recognizes its Queen.] My heart nearly stopped. "Its... Queen