Alucard Batman 소설 & 이야기

I dismissed the councilors and they left the throne room, all of them avoiding Councilor André who still had the crazed smile on his face. Soon all the messengers appeared and they knelt down before me. "I want you all to write letters to every wolf pack that allies with us and make inquiries about Venessa Bryant, my mate." The nodded and hurried out of the throne room. As I sat down, my mind thought about the words of Councilor André. He was a wise Omega and some thought him to be crazy. He had knowledge of the ancient Lycan ways and was knowledgeable in the language. He was lucky to have his mate and if the story is true and not some made up legend, then I commend him for his bravery and p

"We know Cassius is good for nothing rat that should have been beheaded since we found out that he was not just an abuser but also the ringleader in trying to resurrect the auction movement but we need to proceed with caution. Everything you have worked so hard for in ensuring peaceful coexistence between us and the vampires must be considered and we must proceed with caution." I nodded, releasing a harsh breath as my nails finally retracted and looked at my reflection in the car window. My eyes were glowing very faintly but it was still there, a reminder that my wolf still lurked very close to the surface. "You're right," I said in agreement, flexing my fingers and he smiled gently before s

he added after a while to his brothers. "We never thought he did until now. The only beast we know he has is his Cerberus and nothing else, except coming with his dragon twin brother today." Asmodeus told him. "It should have been me who has the Behemoth and not this fool, no wonder he wasn't scared of me. I did literally everything to please the Creator and who got the reward instead?" Raziah (Lucifer) asked and didn't wait for any of his brothers to speak. "This fool." he added and none of his brothers needed to be told who the fool he was referring to.

I’m a blur and Aleric’s shriek of rage as blood splatters everywhere, fills my ears. He’s dodged it from being fatal, but he’s lost an arm. There’s shock in his eyes as he stares at the limb on the floor. “It’s over, Aleric.” I say quietly, shifting to my human form. A quick glance down shows I’m covered by Bastet’s armour. “No, it isn’t! No, it isn’t!” He screams as he raises his hand. “I hold far more power than you think!” He raises his hand. But where I’m expecting black smoke or fire to lurch forward, there’s just a spark of fire. He tries again as his eyes widen in horror before he claws at his neck.

Alpha Lucifer ordered her in a stern voice, but he was afraid. “O come on, Lucifer. What’s the use of my years of training if I can’t even kill five warriors?” Luna Hailley replied annoyingly, sounding frustrated and angry, but everyone could feel her smugness. This was his mate, who was fighting ruthlessly, completely covered in blood, crushing the enemies under his feet as if they were just twigs and dry leaves. Yet he was worried to hell when the danger approached to her. “You don’t worry, Dad. Robin and Wilbert are already there.” Adolphus assured him, teasing his father a bit while killing two vampires at the same time.

Within seconds, the scared vampire becomes vicious and insane. I see the part where they had just captured Alpha Tate. He keeps fighting back, but they are weakening him with wolf bane and tasers. “Why are they really doing all this?” I ask loudly, knowing that we don’t know the answer. This is ridiculous. “They are looking for one blood type. Your blood.” Alpha Tate comes out of nowhere, standing in the kitchen doorway. He’s looking a little better than before. And what he just said, he’s referring to me.

“Watching her son lose control again. Watching her perfect order crumble. And capturing Lia, stopping her from being able to control that beast… well, it is only going to help me with this game.” “And Dominic?” Blake asked. “You do realize that our initial enemy, and the man that aims to break us from the inside is Dominic, and he will stand by Marcel.” My smile widened. “That is exactly what I want… when he tries to stop Marcel,” I said softly, “when he reminds him of duty and restraint… he’ll die too. Marcel wouldn’t know what hit him as he kills his friend, which would end up casting the excommunication order.” Blake inhaled sharply.

"Let me help you. Lucas was the Alpha of the blood moon pack. And the father to Alpha Rick. Rick committed a sacrilege against the moon goddess and his people. Because of his quest for powers, he asked that his father, Alpha Lucas, step down so he could become Alpha. But Lucas is a man of principles who could not harbor his offense. It was unheard of for a son to ask his father to quit ruling when he wasn't in fact dead or incapable. The penalty of such sacrilege committed by Rick was death but because he was his son, instead of killing Rick, Alpha Lucas had mercy and banished him from the pack which made Rick furious and he swore to avenge the entire blood moon pack. Rick during the perio

“I’m sure Katie will be staying in the cathedral for a while. After this, go to her. Sit beside her. I’m sure she’s feeling emotional right now. Please comfort her for me, your majesty.” “I will.” Alucard gazed at the full moon. We were in the cemetery. It was a place he especially picked for tonight. He took a deep breath before he spread his arms. “Thank you for giving me time. I’m ready, your majesty. Please do it now.” “Are you sure about this? I thought the voices and the shadows are gone?” “They’ll never be completely gone until I die. So, please do this for me, your majesty.”

“The death of the Son of Ares is not a simple classroom incident.” Remy remained a step back, alert but silent. The HUD flicked once, registering his presence as **Luna‑Guardian / Pack‑Bonded** and tagging him as non‑hostile. Even the system, it seemed, knew the rank of a coyote Luna in the court’s architecture. *** Alucard did not move to a throne. He led the conversation from the edge of the chamber, near the window overlooking the dark grounds outside the castle. The glass was black, the reflection of candlelight fracturing across it like broken veins.