The Cursed: The Bloodthirsty Origins of The Unearthly

In the depths of forgotten history, where shadows dance and ancient secrets lie dormant, resides the tale of The Cursed—primordial beings whose very existence is a testament to the horrors that can befall those who defy the laws of nature.

Once ordinary mortals, they were consumed by insatiable desires and succumbed to forbidden rituals, unleashing an unholy power that transformed them into abominations. Cursed by the gods and cast out by society, they became The Unearthly, their hearts filled with an unquenchable thirst for vengeance.

The Cursed (The Unearthly Book 3)

by Laura Thalassa

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The Ritual of Blood

The origins of The Cursed can be traced back to a dark and desolate realm, where the boundaries between life and death were blurred. In this realm, resided a group of mortals who sought power beyond their mortal limitations.

Lured by whispers of ancient secrets, they ventured into forgotten catacombs and unearthed forbidden texts. Within these texts lay the instructions for a ritual of blood—a sacrifice that would grant them unimaginable power but at a terrible cost.

With trembling hands, they performed the ritual, spilling the blood of innocent victims upon an unholy altar. As the blood flowed, the earth trembled and the air grew heavy. A portal to the Netherworld opened, unleashing a torrent of malevolent spirits.

The mortals were consumed by the spirits, their bodies twisting and deforming into monstrous shapes. Their souls were forever cursed, bound to the Netherworld and its horrors.

The First Bloodline

Among The Cursed, one bloodline stood out—the descendants of the ritual's mastermind, a sorcerer named Azurael. Azurael, driven by his insatiable thirst for power, had conceived the ritual and lured his followers into the darkness.

His offspring inherited his cursed nature, carrying the taint of the Netherworld within their veins. They became known as the First Bloodline, the most powerful and feared of all The Cursed.

With each passing generation, the First Bloodline grew stronger, honing their dark powers and spreading their reign of terror across the realms. They became known for their insatiable lust for blood, their cunning, and their mastery over the forces of darkness.

The Unseen Legacy

Over the centuries, The Cursed faded into obscurity, their existence becoming a mere whisper in the annals of history. Yet, their legacy lived on, hidden within the shadows, waiting for the day when their descendants would rise again.

The Unearthly, the modern incarnation of The Cursed, are the living testament to the horrors unleashed by their ancestors. They carry the same bloodthirsty nature and unquenchable thirst for vengeance, their hearts consumed by the darkness that has haunted their lineage for generations.

As the veil between the realms threatens to thin, The Cursed stir from their slumber, their ancient hunger growing stronger. The descendants of Azurael, the First Bloodline, gather their forces, ready to unleash their primordial rage upon the unwary.

The Impending Storm

The coming of The Cursed forebodes an impending storm. Their thirst for revenge will not be easily quenched, and their ancient powers pose a grave threat to the balance of realms.

But even in the face of such darkness, there remains hope. Those who dare to stand against The Cursed must uncover the secrets of their past and find a way to vanquish their evil forever.

The battle between good and evil has reached a critical juncture. The fate of the realms hangs in the balance. As The Cursed rise from the shadows, let the brave prepare for the ultimate confrontation.

The Cursed (The Unearthly Book 3)

by Laura Thalassa

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1051 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	343 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

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