Hellbound Heart の小説・ストーリー

He is a heartless, ruthless demon and an enemy that is not easy to defeat. ******** Violet was standing by the window in her room, watching the rain falling. The sun had fallen asleep, leaving the sky in darkness. Tears dripped from Violet's eyes as her heart crying in pain. All the bad things that happened to her made her feel like she was living in hell.

Her heart raced at his nearness, his scent of smoke and pine surrounding her. They had fallen into a crypt. Torches burned with black fire, casting eerie shadows on walls carved with ancient markings. In the center lay a stone altar, glowing faintly beneath a suspended heart-shaped crystal pulsing with red light. Lila’s chest tightened. “The Heart of the Curse.” Cole followed her gaze. “So it’s real.” She nodded. “It feeds on pain, betrayal, and blood. As long as it beats, the curse survives.” He approached it cautiously. “Can it be destroyed?”

They stood before the Obsidian Heart, its malevolent energy pulsing ominously. The Obsidian Heart pulsed with a sinister energy, a malevolent energy that was both terrifying and alluring. It was the source of the Obsidian Circle’s power. Lyra knew that destroying it was a high-stakes gamble. The heart’s connection to the entire fortress was immense. Severing the connection could lead to a catastrophic release of dark energy, capable of decimating Silvermoon and everything beyond. But the alternative – a prolonged battle against a regrouped Obsidian Circle – was equally catastrophic. Lyra had to take the risk.

what will you find but skeletons within All Hearts !!

--- **The Heart's Deception** The forest resists. Branches twist into snares. Lightning animates glass wolves, their howls ringing like shattered windows. Tyrax's gift-the current in my blood-lets me shatter them, but each burst drains me, leaving charred nerves and phantom storms. Eden fights differently now, his void scars leaching darkness into the soil, sprouting obsidian brambles that strangle the forest's wrath. We find the heart at dusk. A stormcloud trapped in a glass orb, suspended atop a plinth of fused lightning. It seethes, its core a swirling eye of green-black fury. The First Storm, the Weaver's first failure.

The sound came first—a low hum that vibrated through the air, deep enough to make the ground tremble beneath their feet. Adrian felt it in his bones before he heard it. It wasn’t mechanical, not exactly. It was alive, layered with tones that seemed to pulse in rhythm with his heartbeat. Around the plaza, the survivors stirred, their murmurs rising in confusion and awe. Lena looked up toward the skyline, her eyes wide. “It’s the Heart,” she whispered. The light in the towers began to shift, flickering from gold to silver, then to a pale blue that bathed the city in a surreal glow. For a moment, every glass surface reflected the same image—fragments of faces, memories, moments from people long

he asked pleasantly. “Do you know about the Devil’s Heart?” Zephyr asked stating his intentions of barging in. “Devil’s Heart? What do you mean? Isn’t that something that commonly occurred during training? Once you reach a certain point, the Devil’s Heart would appear. A low-grade one would appear as an illusion while a high-grade one would appear as some form of a communication tool between this world and the other, producing great amounts of destructive power. I’m sure you know of this, right?” Edgar replied. “I can make a poultice that can increase the Heart’s destructive power by fivefold!” Zephyr said.

Hope hurt. Eleanor felt it tear through the bond so sharply it nearly stole her breath. Because it did not belong to someone who trusted easily. It belonged to someone who had survived too long without it. Alaric stood motionless at the edge of the abyss while the Heart Chamber collapsed around them in slow ruin. Stone groaned overhead. Black roots forged from shadow and broken chains crawled across the walls. The ancient heart above the altar pulsed violently, spraying silver light across the chamber in unstable waves.

The humming stopped instantly. The silence that followed was unbearable. Then... thud. A single heartbeat echoed from the other side of the vault. Then another, louder and closer. Luca stepped in front of her. "Get back." But the marble cracked like glass beneath her touch, splintering outward in a spiderweb pattern. With a sound like thunder, the vault exploded open, sending shards of stone across the room. Inside was a black chamber. And in the center… a heart. Not symbolic—a literal, massive, pulsing heart of flesh and obsidian, suspended in midair by invisible tendrils of energy. Each beat sent a wave of hot wind through the chamber.