Arcane Jayce X Viktor Novels & Stories

I asked. “It’s… it’s in the past,” Viktor said. I could see Jake visibly flinch in the background but he schooled his features. “I love you, Kacie. I’m so in love with you. I don’t want you to think we were forced together by the Goddess,” Viktor says. “Jake… we had something and he was there for me. He’s my best friend,” Viktor chokes. “I didn’t want to lose him but when I walked in on you two… I broke, Kacie. I didn’t know who I should be angrier with.”

“Sure.” Later in the evening, as the cake was brought out, and the candles on the birthday cake flickered in the dim, Aria held Cacacia closer to her chest. Jace stood beside her with his hand gently resting on her waist. His eyes seemed to glow whenever he stayed at Cacacia. She was just playing with Aria's clothes, totally unaware of the number of people that were ready to do anything for her. “I'm so sorry I'm late,” Kai rushed in. After Jace had told the world about how Kai had helped him in taking down Victor, Kai had been bombarded with lots of jobs, even though he was branded by Jace as “Computer Analyst and Researcher.”

The Lunarch’s fire will consume all if left unchecked. Raven sat back, stunned. Morrígan hadn’t just given her power. She had given her a warning. A prophecy that spoke directly to the growing threat in Arcadia Prime — the Lunarch and the Cathars — and the choice Raven would eventually have to make. Victoria gently took Raven’s hand. “You don’t have to carry this alone,” she said softly. “Whatever choice comes… we face it together.” Raven squeezed her fingers, eyes still fixed on the scroll.

I whispered. But even though her words were meant for Mother, I could see them echoing in my own mind and I understood exactly where her frustration came from. I was scared too, more scared than I could ever describe. Scared of losing her. Scared of losing myself. I couldn't lose my Mother. Not again. Mother fell asleep and the healer assured us that nothing was going to happen. I finally managed to lead Arielle to her room after In the week that followed, messages got to me from other Lycans clans that they had not heard or seen a bite like that but were promising their support in whatever way they could.

I express, my tone carrying a mix of understanding and regret. "There's no need to apologize, Liam. You were honest, and we had an agreement. I knew the risk. I just did not expect..." "I could find her," I interject, completing her unfinished thought. "Yes, I did not expect it. But I am happy for you. I mean, it is your mate. You must have something special," Vallen's words are sincere, even if they are tinged with a hint of sadness. In that moment, the visible melancholy in Vallen's eyes speaks volumes about the complex intersection of emotions she must navigate.

From my calculations, not every account has been locked inside the game, but there are too many now. For the next hour, I paced around the room, unable to stay in one spot for long. Neither Luka nor Jake was able to access the server completely, as an outside force was blocking them. It was obvious Arcane Realm had been hacked, and their skills rivaled Luka’s and Jake’s combined effort.

We must leave immediately. Jace announced his identity as the Vanguard while he examined the silver throwing dagger. "And I've always wanted to see the badlands." Kaelen moved toward the front, his icy blue eyes showing no signs of fear. He extended his hand to my face, using his rough thumb to remove a stain of ash from my cheek. You forgot about our deal when you took my father's cage for my own. But you wear the crown. Give the order, my Queen." I looked back at Vane, the silver light flaring to life in my eyes. The Northern battle ended. But a much darker, wilder game was just beginning.

“It’s too risky, June. I...no, I’ll do it.” “Guys, you go alone or you go together, just do it quick, Victoria’s already here!” Max informed us. We all looked at Victoria’s team. They were doing a crystal spell Eve used on us. That makes you vanish. “We have to hurry,” Eve says. June shook her head and walked straight towards Jace, holding both his hands in hers. “Jace, since we were kids, you know that every decision I took led us to victory, right?” Jace kept quiet because it was the truth. He just didn’t want to say it out loud.

"When I turn 18 I think I'm going to leave. I do not want to be a rouge but I'm tired of the abuse and being blamed for my parents death." "When you turn 18 come live with me and my parents." Angelica suggested. Shes so nice to me but I don't think I'll be able to do that. "I don't think the alpha will allow that. I think that it won't stop until I leave the territory." Just then I hear a twig snap. I turn around to see Jayce. He stands 6'2 with broad shoulder and short curly black hair. His ember eyes glaring at me. "Looks like i found your little hiding spot. Hear that guys the little orphan thinks that she's gonna go rouge after she turns 18."

When we arrived, Viktor was waiting, his gaze cold and commanding. “I want you to meet your trainer, Rivel,” he said, motioning to a man standing nearby. My eyes widened when I saw him—Jace. He was dressed in a simple T-shirt, shorts, and sneakers, but it was definitely him. I blinked, almost convinced my mind was playing tricks on me. But it wasn’t. “Jace! You’re working for Reaper?” I snapped, disbelief and betrayal flooding my voice. “Easy there, daughter,” Viktor said smoothly, his hand clamping down on my shoulder with a firm grip. I flinched but bit down the pain, refusing to give him the satisfaction. He smiled—a cold, warning smile.