Novel & Cerita All Sage Mode Users

Sage was in high spirits even when he was in a dimly lit room while Michael could be clearly seen with sapphire eyes. Michael did not answer. His eyes widened in anger. It was as though he wanted to drag the person off the screen and tear him apart! "Aw, that's not polite at all," Mr. Sage pouted. He looked a little dissatisfied and suddenly put on a vicious smile. "I know it must be hard to see your son being beaten. Even if your son is useless trash." Mr. Sage was a foreigner, yet he could speak fluent Norlonian. After all, there were all kinds of people in places like a casino.

Realization crashed onto me as I saw a huge aircraft waiting for us. So, Mr. Smarty Mob Boss had it all planned out. He isn't as dumb as I thought he would be. " Why is Sage's name on the plane?" I question, looking at 'SAGE' written in bold on the plane. " She was fascinated by it when she saw a plane of mine for the first time so I decided to put her name on all of them. She's my baby I love to adore after all." He mumbles, a faint smile on his busted lips.

He groaned and glared at Ivan. “The legions of sages are coming, and with every day that passes, their day of attack draws near. Today is for retribution, and tomorrow might as well be for us. Are we to keep the secret among ourselves and a few trusted pack members, or do we tell everyone?” Aaron asked, staring at the faces in the room. “One thing I do not understand is: how can one pack have so many sages? Isn’t the occurrence of a sage a rare one?” Zera asked with a confused look on her face.

she paused at the name, watched one committee member’s expression flicker with recognition, “—covers construction, operation and initial programming for 3 years.” “Margaret Osei,” the chair said. “Yes,” Isla said. The committee member who had flickered, a woman in her sixties, reading glasses, papers in front of her looked at Isla directly. “You’re aware of the connection,” she said. “Yes,” Isla said. “I’m aware of the full context. I’m prepared to address any questions about it.” The woman looked at her for a moment. Then she said “I don’t have questions about it.” She looked at the photograph of Clara on the screen. “I have questions about the east elevation drainage plan.”

“You mean—?” Sage nodded enthusiastically. “But you have to wait until after your pregnancy to take it, since it’s made for infertile Omegas who started infertile, but it’ll work on you too!” he added, practically lifting me off the ground with a tight hug when I rushed forward to embrace him and Kane.

Sage asked, picking at her feta salad. "He could be, I guess. I can't be sure until the red moon. " I responded. "This is very different, Sage. He drives me crazy." I said as Sage smirked "No not just in that way, Sage, but in every way he bosses me around, he growls and acts like he owns me." I sighed. "Is that a bad thing?" Sage asked. "It should be, right? I mean, I didn't want to be one of those submissive melt if my mate smiles at me kind of girls. I wanted to be in charge." I huffed as I bit into my sandwich.

James thought about it and said, "Our only option is to hold our positions and defend. We can only send cultivators at the Sage Rank and above to annihilate the enemy's Sages. Once they are annihilated, the rest of the Korinthian army is of no threat to us." "Easy for you to say." Walganus sighed. "There are only a handful of Sages within Sangria. Apart from Empress Xianna and the Crepe Myrtle Sword Master, only a few other Sect Elders have reached the Sage Rank. However, based on our intelligence, Korinth has mobilized dozens of Sages." "In any case, we'll have to try." James gently tapped on the table.

West POV Through the swirling threads of the mindlink, Sage's voice cut through my thoughts, sharp as a blade in the silence. "West, are we still expecting anyone?" he asked, his query hanging like a whispered secret between us. I replied with a mental nod, "Yes, Light and Alpha Lucan would be in the meeting." The weight of strategy hung in the air, woven with threads of alliance and caution.

“The Mate Bond Sighting clicked, and she took advantage of my distraction and surprise. She won fair and square, Sage.” For the first time in years, Sage seems at a loss for words. I can’t keep this win from her if her mother sent her here to die; they obviously need that money even if they tried to have her killed. Sage breathes out a sigh and nods. “I’ll speak with the committee, but I can’t guarantee anything. They might ban her from fighting again even if she did play fair, but I’ll do my best to stop that from happening.” “Settlement?” I ask and he nods.

Sage had been defending the city's borders when the reset happened. There were close to fifty thousand men all over the plains, each of them armed and fighting against the monsters charging out of Geras City. Half of the eight hundred and seventy thousand soldiers under Sage’s command were lost during the reset. Now, she was left with approximately two hundred and thirty thousand. Some of these soldiers were currently trapped at the natural moat, where they were originally stationed. Hence, with only eighty thousand soldiers at her disposal at that moment, Sage left thirty thousand of them behind to defend their base.