Alkemis Novels & Stories

The silence in the sitting room, seemed short-lived, because Madison began conversing immediately, meanwhile Alexandra heads to the kitchen, without uttering another word. ________________________🖊 Once Alexandra gets into the kitchen, she heads to the fridge. Without uttering a word, she pulls out a chi exotic flavoured drink. It seemed chilled, she carefully placed it on the island, now heading to get a tray and few glasses. On getting there, she puts everything in order, before moving back to the Island. She places everything on the tray, an attempt to step out, she remembers something, which makes her pause for a while, before dropping the tray on the Island.

Once I was done, Ace placed the glass on the table. "That's not true you know," I finally whispered, my voice held less of a rasp than before, "you could have used cyanide. It doesn't give off an odor and when it does it generally smells like almonds, and it rarely shows up on a toxicology report unless you're testing for it. Plus, it leaves the body quickly so you probably wouldn't even get caught. It would be passed as a heart attack." He blinked, his hazel orbs shining with amusement while the corner of his lips subtly twitched, "Should I be scared that you know that?"

If she were to die tomorrow, all histories and secrets of the hidden Jewels of Worlds would be lost and forgotten forever. She knew she needed to do something to preserve the histories and secrets of Kósmima. She had one person in mind, a young one, her apprentice – Maya Faramis. Leah’s older sister, they had the same features, except Maya colors her hair purple. She didn’t hold the traditions of the Faramis who hunts down serpents. In fact, she was a bit different than the other Flihths. She fled from her home and family when she was young. She was more curious about the magic and the history of Kósmima. She knew there was more to how the Jewel of Worlds was. She had thought that there had

The omega turned to look at the merchant and could see how much the man was sweating, eyes flittering nervously around the room. “Salantra,” Ryedir’s deep voice sliced through the tension with such sudden, quiet force that Kari jumped in surprise. “Is a specially distilled alcohol that reacts to any contamination, even saliva. It is a very long, arduous process that wastes a great deal of otherwise perfectly consumable alcohol to create such a product. But the end result is very much worth the effort, wouldn’t you agree?”

Teca Company: Teca Company, a global chain specializing in the transportation and manufacturing of powdered coffee, holds a significant presence in eight powerful countries: Spain, Colombia, the United States of America, Mexico, France, India, China, and Japan. The main branch operates in the United States and is solely owned by the formidable Thalia Sanroman. With a staggering seventy-five percent market share in the global coffee industry, Thalia Sanroman has earned the nickname "Astro," making her one of the most influential and talked-about women worldwide. She oversees the main branch of the business, working closely with thirty-seven dedicated employees.

.” Emery sat back and I looked at him and smiled. He had been pale since Nick and Dalton shifted in front of him, but now he looked like he was going to throw up. I looked over at Dalton, “I might not be human? I mean, I’m definitely not a wolf, and I’m for sure not a vampire so what the fuck could I possibly be?” He kept his eyes on the road and sighed but his facial expression looked pained, “I have an idea, but I don’t want to say it until I can confirm it. The night I brought you to my pack house I noticed your name tag and the name LaFlamme was so familiar to me, but I couldn’t pinpoint where I had seen or heard it before,” he looked over at me and grabbed my hand, “There was a woman wh

I smiled, knowing this man was used to speaking to plenty of beautiful women, and by the casual way he eyed me, I figured he was good at many things. "Flattery will get you everywhere, Mr.—," He chuckled, his eye color looked taunting in the bright sunlight. Not to mention the stark contrast against his raven colored hair. "Davers. Axel Davers. And you are?" "Blaire Summers," I said. Axel smirked. "Fitting. It was great running into you." He glanced at the Alpha Inc., building and back down at me. "Do you work here?" I glanced up, and scoffed. "Yeah, well, that didn't go over very well. I was here for an interview but—,"

"Black Claw. Alpha Kade brought me back with them after they came for the winter solstice ball." Emery and Dominic gasp at the same time, both of their eyes glazing over as they communicate through the mind-link. "Um, hello?!" Alexis says, after the two of them stay in the mind-link longer than a few seconds. "It's kind of rude to have an entire conversation the rest of us aren't privy too!"

“Which is what made me realize, we’ve been looking in the wrong direction. Following the spies, chasing whispers. But whoever we’re dealing with has resources. Access. Power.” How did we not figure this out? Jerome’s eyes narrowed. “How many alchemists in our allied packs are licensed to make this?” “Five,” I said. “And only three were cleared to handle military-grade alchemical weapons.” I reached into the drawer and pulled out a file, opening it. it contained a list, names written in sharp ink. My fingers tapped on one. "This one– Ashton of Stoneclaw was commissioned five months ago by one of the council elders to develop containment tools. He filed no complaints and no extra inventory wen