Akali X Evelynn Novels & Stories

--- **Riverview Academy** Upon arriving at the school, Katya took Sergei to his classroom, making sure he settled in before returning to met Aiden. Just as she was heading back to help with Alex and Sophia, she noticed a sleek black car pull up. Jessica, Gene, and Gift stepped out with their children in tow. Jessica’s eyes scanned the schoolyard until they landed on Aiden, who was standing with Alex and Sophia. Jessica’s breath caught in her throat. The little girl, Sophia, looked just like April, and Alex, with his piercing blue eyes, had a striking resemblance to Lucifer. It couldn’t be a coincidence. She quickly turned to Gene.

"No objections, the deal is made already, now where were we, right second is the warlock Alaric, he also is a supernatural teacher, so he will help in managing your dark magic and teach you to use it for good, third we have April, she is a white witch her mother was supposed to be the one helping you but the council summoned her, last but not least is Alpha Cade his is an old wolf that was awarded the gift of immortality so his knowledge will serve you well, now any questions because I could feel your aggravation. Selene said narrowing her eyes at both Eve and Annalise, they both shock they heads no, they both knew better than to question the moon goddess. Eve stood to ask her grandmother so

Evan laughed. Zakai did not smile. Neither did he move. Evan's entire demeanour changed. He went from a submissive wolf to a challenging wolf. "Move, Zakai." He said, growling mixed with his speech. Zakai shrugged. "Make me." Through all this, Aileen had understood one thing. They hadn't told them. Hadn't told them that she was a soul shifter capable of killing them with a single brush of her fingers. Furthermore, she doubted that they would believe it, as they had seen the three Alphas manhandle her without so much as a flinch.

With her eyes fixed firmly on Elevena, she silently nodded her head, her thoughts racing. Elevena, on the other hand, could sense Accalia's resentment brewing just beneath the surface. She knew that Accalia blamed her for her father's doing, and the guilt weighed heavily on her. Despite the palpable tension in the air, Elevena remained silent, allowing Accalia the space to process her thoughts and emotions. She knew that words would only serve to further exacerbate the situation, and so she chose to remain still and let the silence speak for itself.

And the three Alphas bound to her had found her. The heavy door creaked open, and the scent of forest, smoke, and musk bled into the air. She turned, heart racing. “Silviya,” growled Cael, the eldest of the three. The strategist. His glacier eyes were already glowing, jaw tight with restraint. Behind him stood Evren, the wildest of them, his golden eyes dilated, tongue wetting his lower lip as he sniffed the air like a predator who’d caught his prey.

He said with a soft smile as he took his wife’s hand gently and caressed it. “He’s right hunny.” The Luna says and Runa only smiled and nodded. A man stepped out, stood at least five-six, and looked young. “This is Alex, he’s unmated and is a very excellent fighter. If anything happens,” he paused before glancing to Alpha Ace, “Report to us and keep her safe.” “Of course Alpha,” Alex said, crouching down to get bags and placing them in the car that awaited her. She grimaced a bit before giving her farewells to her friends, Sierra and Milo, and her pups she trained for years.

She could control it—she had to control it. Aiden leaned close, whispering against her ear. “This is your choice, Evelynn. Your fire. Your path. But you’re not walking it alone.” She drew a deep, shuddering breath, letting the words anchor her. She pressed her hand firmly to the dais again, feeling the pulse of the fire sync with her heartbeat, bright and unrelenting. “Show me,” she whispered, and the ruins responded, glowing, revealing secrets long buried. The shadows shifted at the edges, but this time, Evelynn didn’t flinch. She didn’t hesitate. She wasn’t the girl who had trembled in the forest. She was the fire, and it was hers to command.

Traitor. I walked in, feeling the weight of a dozen hateful gazes. Is he going to announce the bond? I panicked. They already hate me. If he tells them I'm his mate, they'll burn me alive. “Ayla is a student from Nightwhisper Academy,” Kael said, pausing. He looked at me, and for a second, I felt like he was reading the frantic thoughts screaming in my head. “She is a promising warrior. She will begin training to stand among the vanguard of this pack.”

The void-realm roars, shadow-crystals splintering under a sky of jagged rifts. S ۞ searing air burns my lungs, shadow’s acrid tang coating my skin. I am Aelys, mortal, taut, lunar mark a faint scar, silvered hair clinging to my brow. Lena’s spark pulses steady in my chest, tethering me to the Veil’s fraying weave. My blade, Elara’s runes carved deep, grips warm as I lead Kalia and our group—Cassia, Renn, Maddox, Sylvara, Lysara, Theryn, Zorath, Valthor, Lirien, Kael, Veyra—across trembling stone. The Veil’s thread hums faint in my heart, buckling under a wraith-lord’s screech. Kalia strides beside me, blue aura bright, rift-touched orb glowing in her hands, sealed cracks shimmering. Her twin

He said against my skin. “No.” I said defiantly as I looked down and my gaze locked with his. “No?” He growled and his golden eyes turned red. I was slowly learning more about Gavrael, his dominant side, the part of him that was in control most of the time was his wolf. His eyes only turned red when he was angry, and anytime he was disobeyed because the demon half hated to be refused. Also whenever he wanted to use powers that weren’t from the wolf, like teleporting, his eyes turned red. The human side, brown eyes, only appeared when he was calm, and I had barely seen this side since I met him. Maybe if I could reason with him when he was more human, he would listen, that was a plan for anot