A Way Out Leo Novels & Stories

You must let our Luna get help quickly. Leo’s elemental air lifts Darby’s limp body as I surrender her. Without a sound, Leo melts and they vanish. **

Leo scolded him. “I’m sorry. I’m very sorry. Believe me, I’ll be fast. It’s in my interests to be fast. Right now, that she-devil, Dalia, has people out on the hunt for me. I finally summoned up the courage to escape from her and I would rather die than go back to her. I just want to let you know how you can get back all that belongs…” “It’s too late,” Leo cut him off dismissively. “I’ve given it all up. And I don’t need it back. My life is happier than ever and I love it this way.”

The passage lit up with fire and smoke. And from the shadows of the tunnel ahead, Leo’s voice rang out, smooth and venomous: “Going somewhere, sister?” --- Just as Saphira and Adrian find a way out, Leo ambushes them with gunfire in the tunnels, proving he’s been hunting them all along.

“You have to go down and finish what you started. I will hold the gate.” ​“You?” I asked, looking at his thin frame. “Leo, you do not have the resonance. The mountain will crush you.” ​“I have the machines,” Leo replied, pointing toward the geothermal vents. “I have been working on the pressure regulators. If I can bypass the safety valves and flood the chamber with the Tree’s sap, I can create a temporary vacuum. It will not be pretty, and it will not last long, but it will keep the passage open long enough for you to reach them.”

One of Adrian’s lackeys was watching from the doorway, and I didn't want him to see me losing a fight with a child "You really are a piece of work," I muttered. “Let us make a deal," Leo said suddenly. He wiped his nose with his sleeve. I blinked. "A deal? What kind of deal?" "I go out," Leo said. "I go in the car. But I don't go into the building with you. I stay in the car with my bear. You tell the man to let me have my juice. And you don't touch Mama." I looked at him, stunned. He wanted to be close enough to make sure Elena was okay, but he didn't want to be near me. It was a perfect solution for the ceremony, even if it hurt my pride.

“Leo. This is Luca. I know you are at the boathouse. I know my brother is dying. I also know you just watched the video of your father and sister planning your death. So here is the deal. I have your sister. She is safe. For now. I can give you the antidote for the poison in Kai’s system. I can give you proof that will destroy your father and end the war. All you have to do is walk out of that boathouse in the next ten minutes and meet me at the old lighthouse. Alone. No guns. No tricks. Or I let my brother die and I burn every piece of evidence that could save your family name.” The line went dead. Leo stared at the phone. Ten minutes. The lighthouse was a fifteen-minute walk along the clif

"I won't let you succeed. I will find a way to stop you." Leo's eyes narrowed, a hint of irritation flickering across his face. "Stop rambling, little wolf." He said, walked over to the other end of the room and then back to me. "You really underestimate me. I have anticipated your resistance. You see, once I suck out all your powers, aura and energy, there will be no stopping it. You will become my instrument of destruction." A shiver ran down my spine, but I refused to let fear consume me. I had to find a way to escape, to warn the others at the pack and rally them against Leo's plans. I had to get out of there!

He clenched his jaw, unable to finish the sentence. “To what?” Ethan asked cautiously. Leo turned sharply to face him, his eyes hard. “You know what,” he snapped. “Don't make me say it.” Leo turned away from him, his shoulders tense. He stared out the window, the moon faintly visible in the fading light. “I need to stop him,” he said finally, his voice low but resolute. “And the only way I can do this is to become the Alpha. I need to become the Alpha.”

replied Seamus, seemingly unwilling to just let things end like this. “Let’s not bother about that just yet, Young Master! If you don’t run now, it’ll truly be too late for us!” shouted the servant as he instantly began dragging Seamus to safety before he could even protest. The entire coliseum truly was the embodiment of pandemonium at this point. Regardless, after rushing out of the place, Leo didn’t even look back. Following Gerald’s instructions, he was currently headed deep into the mountains to look for a cave—that Gerald had told him about—to temporarily hide in.

Leo's voice was distant I didn't realize how far I had walked I turned and headed back loosing the large book as it took a slow turn at the end of the farthest shelf there were only 3 books next to my bag and a note pad with a sleek silver pen that appeared too "let me guess I cant take any of these books out with me?" Leo didn't open his eyes to look at me but he nodded "If you want to live, I wouldn't try it" He wiggled his hand with his pointer finger at me back and forth