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Shrewd II

Author: Nessa Ty
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-06 10:42:36

The first thing I noticed when I turned away from the door, was Peter sitting on his sofa, and tapping his foot frantically on the floor. He was livid too. But if he was here alone, it meant that Laura was with the three Lycan boys in the clinic. He left her alone?

“She had demanded we leave, when we…” Diana stuttered, having noticed my expression, and ruffled her hair, before looking at her father.

I greeted Peter then, and marched to a seat and sat down. “What is happening? How are they here? Why did Laura accept to treat him? Why are you not with her?”

Peter wasn't forthcoming with answers. He was still stewing in so much anger that he couldn’t speak.

I looked to Diana for answers.

“Some minutes after we arrived home, mother received a call from the Queen…” Diana started, coming to sit beside me. “She had mentioned that the Lycan Prince had requested for mother’s services. She had insisted that since he was a special guest in the community, there was no choice but to obey
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  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   research

    ADAMRestless. That's what I'd been all evening.The moon hung somewhere behind the clouds, its faint light slipping through my office window and glinting off the pile of books scattered across my desk. Some were ancient, their spines cracked, pages yellowed with age. Others were newer, filled with recent research from scholars who barely understood what they were writing about. But all of them had one word in common—vampires.Creatures that had no business being here. Not in this land. Not after nearly a century of absence.My fingers drummed against the table as I stared at the words swimming across the open page before me. The ink blurred; my thoughts didn't. What were they looking for? What did they want from my lands?The reports from the colonies hadn't been exaggerated—I'd confirmed the evidence myself. Two dead, both drained dry. The scent of blood had lingered thick in the air when my men arrived. And the bodies—those had been the worst part. No claw marks. No burns. Just… pu

  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   deals

    SAGE"What the hell are you doing with a vampire?"Darius' voice, when I ignored his question, was like the crack of a whip, cutting through the night's quiet. His eyes burned then with something sharp—rage, maybe, or disbelief. Either way, it was intense enough to make the air between us hum.I didn't flinch. I just shrugged, keeping my usual mask of nonchalance firmly in place. "Didn't realize I had to explain my strolls to you," I said evenly. "Mind your business."But Darius didn't move. His expression didn't soften either. If anything, the tension in his shoulders deepened. He took a step closer, eyes glowing faintly in the dim light, shadows bending subtly toward him as if responding to his anger."I asked you a question," he said, his voice low, controlled. Too controlled."And I ignored it," I replied, tilting my head. "Take the hint."That only seemed to fuel him. He reached out again, his hand shooting for my wrist, but before his fingers could touch me, I summoned a thin sh

  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   unbothered ii

    SAGE"Were you planning to leave her there?" I asked, my voice calm, almost conversational.The woman's body which laid on the ground idly, had her eyes glassy, lips still parted in that final, silent scream. Her skin was pale as chalk, all color drained, veins dark beneath the surface like ink bleeding through paper. For a moment, I just stared at her—at how fragile she looked, how easily life slipped away from flesh. Then I sighed.With a small flick of my wrist, the earth trembled beneath her. Roots slithered aside as soil loosened and parted, forming a hollow grave. The ground accepted her silently, swallowing her whole. When it closed again, there was no trace of her—no blood, no struggle, no witness.I reverted my attention to the vampire, who stood a few paces away, licking the last of her blood from his lips. His smirk was sharp, fear slipping away–or pretending to, the kind only creatures like him could wear—half mockery, half hunger.He shrugged, eyes gleaming like garnets

  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   unbothered

    SAGEThe evening air was cool, kissed with the faint scent of rain and pine. I pulled my cloak tighter around my shoulders as I wandered through the paved streets of the colony, each stone still faintly warm beneath my boots from the day's sun. Lanterns hung from black iron posts, their soft orange glow spilling over the cobblestones, catching the wary faces of those who passed me.They didn't say much—no one dared to anymore—but they looked. Always looked. Some bowed their heads, others stepped aside, giving me a wide berth as though I carried the plague. A few, the bolder ones, gave a respectful nod, murmuring greetings like "Champion" or "Lady Sage." I neither corrected nor acknowledged them. Titles were meaningless when you were one fight away from either glory or death.Tomorrow was the final match. The one that would decide everything. Darius versus Sage. Alpha's chosen versus the wild card. And I was expected to bleed for their entertainment again.I exhaled, a dry laugh esca

  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   attacks begin

    ADAMShe did it.The thought came slow, disbelieving, as I stared at the combat field now cloaked in an unnatural silence. The noise that had thundered through the arena moments ago had died so completely that I could hear the wind dragging sand across the ground. The crowd was frozen—mouths parted, breaths caught. Even the royal guests from distant packs had fallen quiet, their jeweled goblets stilled midair.Sage stood in the middle of the field, chest rising and falling, her hair sticking to her face with sweat and blood. The defeated warrior lay at her feet, motionless but breathing. She didn't gloat. She didn't celebrate. She simply looked down at him, lips curling into a faint, sharp sneer—one that carried both victory and disdain.The sight stirred something in me I couldn't name.She'd beaten one of my best men. A trained wolf who'd been in service since he was fifteen. I'd seen him rip through challengers twice her size. And she'd done it without any weapon, without high-lev

  • Nemesis Of The Lycan Triplets   fighting a wolf

    SAGEThe roar of the crowd was deafening. The combat field looked almost too small for the number of people pressed against the barriers, eager, greedy for blood. The stands were overflowing — royals in their jeweled seats, visitors from other packs, humans who had bribed their way in for a glimpse of the real show. Even some had come cloaked in glamour, pretending to be nobles from far territories. Everyone loved the smell of danger. Everyone loved a fight.And today, I was the main attraction.I could feel their eyes on me as I stepped into the arena, the sand warm beneath my boots, the heavy metallic scent of past fights still lingering in the air. The banners of the royal pack fluttered above the stands. Somewhere near the center, I could see the royal box — Adam seated there, expression carved from stone, his brothers lounging beside him like this was some private amusement. Claire was there too, looking murderous in her red gown. Good. Let her seethe.I rolled my shoulders, br

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