Alex The Elf นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I sat next to him, leaving some space between us. I brought my legs up to my chest, hugging myself. I turned my head to stare at him as he packed his hair up in a rough man-bun. I had never taken notice of Alexander ears, but seeing them up close made me realize how pointed the tip of his ears were. They were similar to that of some fictional beings known as elfs. "Back to what we were saying, Annalisa," he continued, staring at me blankly as he stroked his chin. "I hope if I tell you what I really am, it would build a connection between us both." "Just spit it out already. What are you?"

Alexa p.o.v "Hi, guys... I see you're tryna build a house, do you mind if I join?" I asked. The kids stares at me and quickly turn back to their sand houses. "Oh, I forgot to tell you my name. I'm Alexa Dex... Mind if I know your names?" They still didn't reply me, they are just busy building their houses. "Listen guys, I'm not a bad guy... I just saw how beautiful your houses are and wanna be your friend"

"I will be joining the pack relocation," I said with a shaky voice to the person on the phone. I felt like a cold bucket of water had been dumped on me. On a relatively hot night, I shivered slightly. What is all this? Alex's laptop was filled with pictures of a young female wolf, Elsa, his first love. In some of these pictures, he smiled at the camera. I went through picture after picture, and I could not breathe. "What about your bonding ceremony with Alex in a few days? Are you not supposed to become his mate?" The person on the phone asked.

Scarlett’s head throbbed as she felt the vehicle move and she struggled to keep her eyes open; however, she knew better than to let the darkness engulf her. “Good, a little peace at last” Alexei said, rolling his silver blue eyes as he looked back at the forest green eyed Lycan. His eyes softened at her state and he found himself shaking his head at himself for doing so; he was not the type to soften for an enemy, but this was different, the girl intrigued him. “What are you going to do with her?”

When the elf noticed them his agitatation at the strange situation he woke up in softened a bit. “It’s nice to see my own kind in such a hostile Empire”, he spoke in a similarly seductive voice to Emilia, except his was more innocent. He seemed younger than the her. And from his height he was barely a teen. To Alexis however, he looked to be a grown man. She didn’t realise how an Elves height and a humans differed according to age. “Alexis, what the meaning of this?” Alastair asked, eyes trained on the elf.

“Papa! Don’t hurt him! Pumpkins have feelings!” “Not for long,” Alex muttered, scooping out the insides. I shook my head, smiling. “You’re all hopeless.” --- Costume time came next. Elian had chosen weeks ago—he was going to be a superhero-vampire hybrid named Captain Fang. The twins? Aira was a tiny bat with sparkly wings, and Aran was a miniature pumpkin who refused to keep his hood on. And Alex? He emerged from the bedroom wearing black jeans, a white shirt, and Elian’s plastic vampire teeth.

I don't know him and I didn't ask for his help in the first place for him to get mad like this. I turned and was about to leave the tent when I heard a growl of beast. I stiffened. "Don't test my temper human. I have a high respect with Axel but I won't hesitate to use force on you. You two were not official yet so I don't care if you're his.." He cleared his throat. "His friend." Who's Axel? I've been hearing that name since I woke up and they were calling him Alpha. I stared at the shadows that was passing by the tent. Am I in a wolf territory?

Alexa responds. Alexa heads back to go change the water with a protest yearning to come out, but she resists it so she can get the job done and see the day out. She comes back around this time with the room temperature water and hands it to Elena for confirmation, and she says it’s okay. Alexa seeks to take her leave if there is not anything left, but Elena tells her to hold on and goes back to actively focusing on her screen.

Alex exclaimed, his face solemn. “Huh?” Frost was not sure what Alex was trying to say there. “Don’t tell me you really believed that I don’t know why you asked to accompany me to my room?” Alex said looking at Frost. Frost was certain of one thing: Alex was no ordinary child like other children his age. He appeared to be far too mature for them. In truth, he was nothing like a five-year-old child since the way he spoke, think, and comprehended circumstances was that of a mature boy.

“I thought it would be very helpful. It does help her feel normal. But this is something I hadn’t seen coming.” As they were talking about it, A group of boys and girls saw their elves in having Alex throw them out and closing the bar already. “She shouldn’t be using in anymore. We should learn to accept her the way she is brother. Don’t turn her into something worse.” Alex proposed. “This woman here told is our mother, he is my mother. The other stranger isn’t. And I won’t let her stay in the same condition. I know she doesn’t like it too. At least feel it. All I’m looking at is for her to get better at regret her choices.”