Novel & Cerita Akabane Karma

"You're smearing Peace Pharmaceuticals just for the sake of this competition! This behavior is abominable!" "Abominable?" Smack! Without warning, Kiran drew close to him and gave him a tight slap. "Abominable, my foot!"

His voice carried a chill that could freeze water in its tracks. I leaned back, eyes never leaving him, fingers still tapping out a rhythm on the arm of my chair. “Wonderful. I’m already seeing the ripples. Testimonies, whispers in the wind. Kabe’s losing his hold faster than I expected.” I paused, letting that sink in before flashing him a grin that he returned with the faintest upturn of his lips. “Who’s next?” he asked. No preamble, just business, just like always. “Alpha Edward,” I said, watching for his reaction. Nothing. As steady as a stone. Good. “He’s got deep roots in Kane’s agricultural infrastructure. Take that out, and the whole operation will start bleeding. Then we move on to

Gabby's voice dropped to a whisper so her son wouldn't hear her but her words were harsh. "Just put the monkshood in his lotion or some shit. Then when he's dead, give me the evidence and replace his stuff. Make it look used so they won't question it," Ace said the words as if he were planning out his dinner menu. At least I now knew what he bought the monkshood for. "It's not that easy," Gabby seethed, "what if Rhys touches it? I wouldn't know what to do." Ace let out a sound that resembled a growl at the thought, "If he lays one more finger on him I swear..."

"Please continue." With a smile, Jacob started his pitch. "The mission at Baal corporation Industries is to make the world safer for mortals and vampires alike. I know I speak for all of us at Baal corporation when I say I would never want to harm a mortal." He turned the first card facedown, so that the second card was revealed. There were two words. Cheap. Convenient. Aya could only hope they weren't referring to her.

he continued, “I am going to give you a once in a lifetime offer. An offer worth no less than a thousand times what you will receive from anyone else at the market.” Jack looked up at the butcher in awe. “What is this offer?” asked Jack. “Magic beans,” said the butcher, stepping forward and opening the little green pouch. Jack peered inside "Wow,magic beans??" Alex said in surprise “Three beans?” he snorted. “Three magic beans,” replied the butcher, “that will most certainly change your—and your dear mother’s—life for the better.” Jack reflected for a moment. “A thousand times more valuable,” he thought to himself, “and something that will help my mother.”

“If I haven’t remembered it wrongly, Jesse had already cultivated her magic till rank 5. Second uncle, are you trying to say that Jesse who is rank 5 in magic is injured by Taka who is completely lacking in magic and dou qi?” A trace of mild anger had floated up on the face of Abiri which was previously gentle like jade. That trace of anger intention had nevertheless added another share of aloof and remote air to the cultured and refined gentleman in the former days. Even if it was precisely Agnar, he too had finally perceived that share of powerful oppressing feel emitting out of Abiri’s own body and was inwardly fearful. Just what level of strength had this youngster reached for him to une

I shook my head again. "Cain doesn't love me. He would never risk his title for me. I promise you that you're wasting your time. I am nobody to him." The admission brought tears to my eyes but I refused to let them fall. Weber sighed. "Cain is the most powerful man in the world," he said. "But he's not the most powerful person in the world." I stared at him. "You're his mate," he said. "You are the most powerful person on this planet. You could snap your fingers and all that the world can offer would be yours."

He clicked his tongue at me, handing over the glass and paper in his hand, “I’m shaking too much, I can’t make out the names of the tribes listed. Theo, would ya?” I took the monocular and peered at the stained paper, straining my eyes as I read the words. “Ember, of course. I think I can make out Juniper, looks like Shadewalkers...it’s too smudged, Mains. I can’t really tell either.” “Hm,” Mains replied, taking the page back from me, “seems as though a lot of this book is in rough repair. We’ll have to try and restore it. It was in that funny box over there.”

Kami said with a smile on her face, "also stop calling me that I hate nothing more than that name," "Kami think about someone else for a change, if you don't undo whatever you did she'll die," "Think about someone else huh? I'm thinking about what Father wants. Karma might have the power but I have the mindset, having me inherit the war is more effective," "We both know it's not our decision to make," "The decision could be made if you told Karma what's going on behind the scenes but you left her in the dark. Just like I did when we were kids, hey looks like we are twins Kaname," Kami said laughing.

Aki furiously screamed while looking at at emotionless Harvey. “I’m the young lord of the Kitagawa Clan, and the disciple of the Shinkage Way! I’m a well-known character in the younger generation of the Island Nations!” “I cannot be embarrassed that easily!” “Kneel before you talk,” Harvey said with a calm tone. “You dare make me kneel?!” Aki was completely enraged. “So what if you’re a God of War, Harvey?!” “You think the Shinkage Way doesn’t have Gods of War?!”