Aradia X Sollux Novels & Stories

Everyone in Ivory Cloud had sided with Sylvas and there was no one on Dieter's side. "Adrian, Sylvas is backed up by the Wolf Fangs. We can't win against them. These guys are fierce,” Arlo said. Adrian frowned. He knew how good Sylvas was in controlling people's minds. He likely had made his subordinates consume the Sol Pills to make them obedient to him. However, the cure for the Sol Pills was still in experimental stages. "I don't have a solution either," Adrian said, rubbing his chin, "Unless..."

Aradia was stood at the head of the kitchen table, her purple eyes gleaming with curiosity. Even though I knew I was about to be bombarded with questions, I couldn’t help but find myself somewhat awe-struck by Aradia’s commanding presence. She looked by far the most immortal and otherworldly of us all, with her unnaturally coloured bright eyes, and the imprint of the sun emblazoned on her forehead. Its rays reached in waving lines, and it radiated raw energy and power.

" Tyler asked. "You stand there while she's running away? She must be real guilty, and there's only one thing to do: we hunt her down!" I growled at Tyler. "Listen up, everyone, your Luna and my mate have been murdered by a young woman whom we all have, one way or another, cared for after she lost her parents, and this is how she repays us? And now, I want everyone to spread out and find her, bring her back to me alive, and let us show her Nightshade always repays what we owe.

Amaris We cover the distance back to the pack quickly, so quickly that to my still trying to acclimate mind, it shouldn’t be possible to cover so much ground in such a short amount of time. By the time Glendon meets the four of us at the tree line, the sounds of the battle fought are long gone and are now replaced by the painful cries of the wounded, and the anguished wails of those who lost friends or loved ones. Glendon’s appearance is broken and full of sorrow-as the Alpha, he feels each loss on a level that only other Alpha’s who have also experienced loss can understand.

“They were already close once, but I think this time they’re really going for it.” I forced a small smile. “What company is it?” “O…” she waved her hand dismissively, still in her cheerful tone, “Skybound. You know them?” My stomach twisted so quietly I wondered if it showed on my face. But I kept my expression soft, calm, composed. “I’ve… heard of them,” I said. Clara nodded. “Everyone has. They’re strong, but Aurex is stronger now. Adrian’s been working really hard to push the company forward. All the directors are. You should see the energy lately.”

Aramide spat END OF FLASH BACK “Mercedes" Adrian's voice ran through Mercedes' head. “Adrian?" Mercedes asked as she turned around to look at him “I'm sorry for startling you, I just need a big favour” “And what is that?" Mercedes asked, she genuinely wanted to know. “I need you to...Please allow Aracely move in with you..." He practically begged and Mercedes stared at him stunned.

Jade's green eyes moves to his immediately, one hand holding the container, while the other was raised in a fist, about to knock on his door when he had startled for the second time that day by opening it. She was surprised to see him wearing glasses, it suited him quite well. "Hi" Jade says, not knowing what to say. "Hey, come in" Adryan steps back a bit so that she could enter. Jade walks past him into his office, taking in the well furnished setting, there was a bookshelf taking one side of the wall, filled with countless books with thick binding leading Jade to believe they might be on werewolf history and other supernatural creatures, Jade's eyes taken in his office, moving over the mah

“Are you really Knox’s mate, or are you just playing some kind of game?” Lydia blinked, stunned by the bluntness of the question. “Excuse me?” Ella tilted her head. “You heard her. It’s just a little hard to believe that Knox would have a mate. Especially someone like you.” “Well, do you expect him to be mateless? I can’t blame you, and if you think I’m some kind of ride-along, then I guess you’re wrong. We are a mate-blessed bond from the Moon Goddess. I’m sorry—there’s nothing you can do.” Lydia threw in the remark, which earned a scowl. She knew she’d hit the spot, but they were at a party, so obviously, they could do nothing.

"If Sara can stay here. I'm certain I can drop the bad news to the villagers and I have to fasten my coronation. It's the only way to solve Nodith problems." "No. You can't fasten the coronation. The order has principles you have to follow." Osei argued. "Well fuck those principles! There isn't much time left before the king of Elyria decides to wage a war against Nodith and with the growing conflict, I have to be Alpha if we are ever going to have a chance to kill that monster!" "I think Reece is doing a fine job as Alpha. You Clarkes are reckless." Osei shot back. What a bitch.

“Zee! You look like a sexy snow bunny. Perfect. Let’s go corrupt the town boutique before they close.” I rolled my eyes, but the knot in my chest loosened a little. Aradia had that effect, chaos and comfort in equal measure. We climbed into the waiting SUV, black, tinted, bulletproof-looking, because of course...and the driver pulled away smoothly, snow crunching under the tires. Aradia sprawled across the seat, boots on the console, already scrolling wedding inspo on her phone. “So,” she said without looking up, “you gonna tell me why you look like someone kicked your puppy?”