Novels by Black star

Chapter 9: Weird SensesAthdal ~~I awoke to the sound of my alarm, a gentle chime that echoed through my apartment. The sun had barely risen, casting a soft golden light across the room. I stretched, feeling the familiar pull of muscles and sinew as I prepared myself for the day ahead. After three centuries of hiding amongst humans, today marked the first day of a new chapter in my life - my first day at college. As a hybrid, I had spent centuries blending into human society, concealing my true nature from those around me. I rose from my bed, the soft cotton sheets falling away from my lithe form. My hair was a mass of silvery-white curls that cascaded down my back, a stark contrast to the tanned skin that covered my muscular frame. I dressed quickly, choosing simple clothing that would help me blend in with my fellow students - jeans, a plain t-shirt, and a comfortable pair of sneakers. I glanced in the mirror, studying my reflection for any signs that I stood out too much, it wasn'

Chapter 8: School ClubsMia's eyes widened as she spotted the dessert section. "Look at those cupcakes!" she exclaimed, pointing at the frosted treats topped with rainbow sprinkles. My gaze followed Mia's finger, and i couldn't help but smile at the sight. When it was our turn to be served, i decided on a turkey and cheese sandwich with a side of Caesar salad, while Mia opted for a slice of lasagna accompanied by garlic bread. We both picked up a cupcake, promising to savor it as a reward for surviving our first day in school. I realized that the only other thing capable of keeping Mia quite was food. As they ate, Lily and Mia exchanged stories about their morning classes. Lily recounted her hilarious encounter with Mr. Thompson, the quirky history teacher who had a penchant for wearing mismatched socks. Mia, on the other hand, regaled Lily with tales of Mrs. Peters, the eccentric art teacher who insisted that everyone address her as "Madame Picasso."The girls laughed at each other

Chapter 7: Encounter.Lisa_The teacher was a middle aged woman with a slight limp and crooked glasses, she reminded me of miss tall the next door lady from our last apartment, everyone refered to her that way because of her unusual height, no one knew her real name. Miss tall was single lady, she never got lucky with any relationship so she decided to live a carefree life catering for the orphan on the street. she was the one who told me everything I know about my father, apperently she was a friend of his and my mother met him when he came to visit miss tall but she never mentioned if he was dead or not."Quite down" the teacher shouted she seemed like a strict lady which was in contrast with the way she appeared. She introduced herself as Mrs martins and proceeded with her lectures. The lectures was interesting but vague since it was the first week in school the teacher only did some introduction and acknowledgement, it was slow but I enjoyed it even with the constant chattering f

Chapter 6: A New Beginning The sun rose slowly over Silver Creek, casting its warm golden light upon the sleepy town. As the first rays of sunlight streamed through the curtains, Lisa Micheal awoke to the sound of her alarm clock.Today was the day she had been dreaming of and working towards for as long as she could remember. It was a day she had been anxiously awaiting for weeks - her first day at her new school. The summer had flown by in a blur of excitement and anticipation, and now the moment was finally here. Lisa took a deep breath and whispered to herself, "This is it. A new beginning." Lisa's family had moved to the picturesque town of silver creek over the summer, leaving behind their bustling city life. It was a drastic change, but one that they all welcomed with open arms. Lisa's father had died when she was young, at least that was what her mother always told her anytime she asked about him. She barely knew anything about him not even a picture, he was like a bad omen he

Chapter 5: The betrayal The wind howled and the moon shone bright, casting eerie shadows on the forest floor. Artdal, stood tall with his piercing green eyes locked onto his adversaries – Garon and Layla, the two werewolves who had betrayed him. His heart burned with rage and betrayal as he faced them, knowing that they had sided with Marcus, the ruthless vampire lord, out of fear for their own survival. Garon, with a towering figure with a muscular build which now carried a lot af scratches and a scar across his left eye, snarled at Artdal. "You were always too blind to see the truth, Artdal, your strength and arrogance made you blind" he growled, his voice laced with venom. "We knew you would become too powerful if we let you live. We had no choice but to ally ourselves with Marcus." Layla, the beautiful and cunning she-wolf, looked at Artdal with a mixture of pity and disdain. "You should have seen this coming, Athdal," she sneered. "Did you really think we would let you rule over

Chapter4: The Battle of Shadows The stronghold of Marcus, the Dracula, the mysterious leader of the vampires, hidden deep within the treacherous Darkwood Forest, was a fortress unlike any other. Its walls were made from the bones of fallen enemies, and its halls echoed with the tortured screams of those who had dared to defy the vampire leader. Garon and Layla knew that storming the stronghold would be a suicide mission, but they had no choice. If they wanted to emerge victorious from the war, they had to strike at the heart of the enemy. With Athdal by their side they were certain to defeat him. But when they got there it was empty. Marcus realizing their plan to cut him off had decided to leave his castle since his worriors were not there, moving the place of combat to the dark forest where he had an overwhelming advantage because of the cover from the sun and his clear sight in the dark. "I have his scent so he isn't far from here" Garon said. Without much deliberation, they follo