Liam gazed coldly at the woman before him.At first he didn't recognise her as this was the first time he had seen her without any disguises on, but that absolute look of contempt is something that just can't be replicated by just anyone.The current Jane(Ghost) gave off the presence of a transcendent, a being unfazed by the mortal world of dust, not only did she look as if she was fading in and out of reality but Liam could have sworn her feets weren't touching the ground, it was like there was a natural law at play preventing her from directly making contact with this impure world."Ghost". Liam said slowly, as if savouring the sound of her title and accepting the daunting presence of superiority before him.Jane(Ghost) didn't say another word but simply gazed indifferently at the Liam still slumped to the floor, Liam eventually stood up.He was almost as tall as Jane.Liam stared straight into janes beautiful eyes, almost mesmerised by their luminese, this girl was like a perfect w

"You guys run out the door, I'll hold them back," Lilith said sharply as she stepped forward, prepared to face the undead. Hazel grabbed Lilith's shoulder with a perturbed expression. "Wait, I'll fight with you." "You're too weak." It was a simple statement from Lilith, but it drew a clear divide between blessed and ordinary humans. No matter how strong Hazel seemed, she just couldn't compare to a blessed. Lilith continued, "I am a mighty state-level blessed. I was chosen by the Goddess Chloris and granted a fragment of her authority. I'll be damned if I'll die to a disgusting blessing like this one. So just leave... I'll join you after I have laid them to rest." Hazel was reluctant to run without Lilith, but there was nothing she could do against an army of undead, even if she had a few more rounds left in her gun. Even Mr. George's dark scowl seemed tinged with worry. He didn't really care much about the little imp at first, but this little imp did save his life, and now she was

Gale's indifferent eyes stared down coldly at the struggling Liam. The tendons on Liam's right hand split and tore, but he still refused to drop it. He struggled like a madman against the wind pressure until his mind finally blacked out. "Allow me," a voice rang within Liam's head. The voice was familiar—it was the same voice that had rejected him when he first attempted the trial of the blessed gem. "Why should I trust you? You said I wasn't worthy... you rejected me." There was a short moment of silence before the voice responded again. "You'll die if you don't let me take control." "And why do you care?" "I don't," the voice said sharply. "But you care about your little sister, right? So just say the word, and I'll show you what you're truly capable of." Liam was in a dark place, no longer aware of what was happening outside. But the fact that Julie was still out there with a powerful blessed who could rip her to shreds in mere seconds terrified him. "Please... hel

Liliths eyes slowly opened and reflected the perfect world of green, lush flowers unknown to man stood proudly against the sun, Lilith was in a forest, an ancient forest filled with thousands of giant vines twisting and Stretching beyond the horizon.The current Lilith was younger and slightly shorter than her Half God self, she even seemed opulent in her naivety.Child Lilith climbed onto an ancient branch, almost triping in the process, but her small groppy hands held onto the vines and with admirable hidden strength she propelled herself onto the branch."Where are my?".She questioned with glowing eyes, Lilith loved the scent of flowers, and while admiring them she came across a pretty red gem. But unfortunately, she stepped on her skirt while trying to grab hold of it, in the end she injured her forehead to which a single drop of blood dripped on the mesmerising gem.And now here she is, Child Lilith massaged her forehead, but yet she felt no pain, it was like the wound mystically

Bell was startled at first, but when she saw who it was she feasibly relaxed, not that she liked the person or anything, she just knew he wouldn't really hurt her. "Hey Max". Bell lightly called out to a friend long ago, but now a forgone memory chilled with dreadful enmity and past companionship."Hey Bell.. Mind if I sit here?". Max said awkwardly, He found it difficult to speak as they used to, after all. He's been bullying Liam for several years now, without any sort of explanation to anyone, well atleast not to Bell."Do whatever you want".The two High schoolers in the spring of their youth sat side by side, projecting a single shadow as the larger one greedily devoured the smaller one, It wasn't particularly sunny but the small lake in the middle of the garden reflected a hazy luminous glow as soft sunrays pierced into its layered blue fabric."Soo, Have they found O'Neil yet?, The cops I mean"."No, Not yet... But they will, it's just a matter of time". Bell whispered to he