Arcane Jayce X Viktor Novels & Stories

That was only her wishful thinking. Even though I wanted to trust that he was going to win, it still wasn’t looking like he stood a good chance. So I don’t know why my step-sister was speaking like she had already seen the ending. “Even if Jaxon were to win today’s duel, do you honestly think that is going to still warrant you a place beside him?” I turned towards her and asked. “Stop trying to deceive yourself, Bella. Jason is male fighting in this duel, so he’ll bring you back to Moonstone Pack

He took a heavy, deliberate step forward, sending a clear, silent command across the cage. The twins broke. They turned toward the cage gate, frantically signaling for a referee forfeit. Now, only one challenger remained standing in the center of the pit. Victor Vance stepped through the dissipating steam, his dark silver cybernetics humming with an ominous, negative bio-magnetic pull. His mechanical joint sockets clicked and locked, his crimson HUD eyes glowing with a cold, hollow hatred as he raised his augmented arms. High above in the hover-throne, Archon Malakor leaned forward, his golden mask reflecting the dim arena lights. beside him, Morrigan’s knuckles were white where she gripped

"Surrender and live, keep fighting and die." "Never," Adrian wheezed while his eyes held madness born of obsession. "If I can't have her, no one can." He gathered himself for one final desperate lunge and I braced for impact that never came because Jayce appeared from nowhere and tackled Adrian mid-leap, tackled him and bore him to the ground in a tangle of limbs and fury. "Not my brother," Jayce snarled while his hybrid fire erupted across his hands. "You don't get to kill my brother."

"Then we adjust. Arielle, I won't allow him to ruin you, though. You are already a target because he already understands how much you mean.This is the only method to keep you safe." I gathered my determination and closed my eyes. I'm prepared to carry out this action if it's what we must do. However, Jay Make me a commitment that we won't allow him to win when this is over. Not for a moment. He drew me into a violent hug. "I swear," he said in a whisper, his voice full of a calm resolve that made my skin crawl. "Victor will be sorry he ever pursued us." * * *

And Eric, lying broken at my feet, his breath shallow and weak. My fingers clenched into fists, and the shadows within surged, sending a cold wave of power through my veins. I wasn't just an abandoned girl, Neither was I a mere pawn in someone else's game. I was *something more*. “You’re right about one thing, Victor,” I said, my voice steady despite the tremor of power inside me. “I do have a choice. And I choose to end this—my way.” Victor tilted his head, his golden hair catching the flickering firelight. “You’re bold, Kyara. But boldness won’t save you—or him.”

--- Real World: Jayce Confronts Vayden While Naomi is inside, Jayce finds Vayden watching the monitors, half-faded in shadow. > Jayce: “You loved her too.” > Vayden: “I built her.” Jayce’s jaw clenches. > “You don’t get to romanticize code.” > “And you don’t get to claim someone just because they chose you last.” Silence. > Jayce: “She’s more than all of us.” Vayden: “She is all of us.”

She was his key to power and immortality, and she was the ideal weapon with which to kick the demons who'd come to town to wipe off his people. As she looked up at him, her lips parted. Her deceptively delicate fangs caught his eye. And he smelled horror as it raced through him. She had every reason to be terrified. He'd never let her go now that she was there, in his hands. Never. "My name is Jace." He allowed her to see his fangs. "And you're mine as well." A claim made in front of the entire wolf pack. Any wolf who touched her from now on would face him—and death. She took a deep breath and tipped her head back to meet his gaze. "Hello, husband," she said, matching his delusion or enthusi

The memory of last week flashed in my mind — her walking down the stairs in that soft cream dress, the way Ryder’s eyes had followed her like she hung the stars. It made me want to break something. I wasn’t the girl people overlooked. I was the one they stared at, the one they wanted. But ever since she showed up, I was invisible. Not anymore. Jace Malone, president of the Vipers, stepped out of the shadows, grinning as if he’d read my thoughts. “You did good tonight, sweetheart. Marcus says you’re part of the team now.” “Team?” I asked, arching a brow. He laughed low. “Let’s just say… we’ve got the same enemy. And you, Raven, might be our ticket inside.”

I snarled. “Because Kyle wants her destroyed,” Jace said, parrying another strike. “And you keep making it easier for him.” I hesitated for a fraction of a second, just long enough for him to twist his wrist and disarm me. My clawed hand caught his blade mid-swing, blood spraying, but he didn’t move to finish me. Instead, he looked past me to Ivy. She stood by the ruined gate, her aura flaring again, power spilling uncontrolled into the air. The sigils burned around her feet, molten bright.

Ares asks as Ahren grins. “Naughty…” He says before Renji grins at me. “Congrats on your win, Lycan Princess.” He says teasingly. “Please, don’t call me that.” I groan, realising Aleric and Charlotte had left. “Ah yeah, snake delicacy, right?” Jayce smirks. I try to smack him, but he dodges. “Ass. Urgh, for once I just want to go home and curl up with Malevolent and sleep.”