Novel & Cerita Ariel Rebel Forum

She had heard about the rebels, and she knew that they were skilled fighters who sought to overthrow the oppressive monarchy and establish a new, more just society. If anyone could help her, it was them. "I need your help," Karen said, stepping towards the rebels. "I need to get out of here and find a way to fight back." The rebel leader smiled. "You've come to the right place, little wolf. We'll help you. But first, you need to prove yourself. You need to show us that you're willing to fight for what you believe in." Karen nodded, feeling a sense of determination fill her. She would do whatever it takes to win her freedom and shape her destiny.

“Alright, sass queen. Want me to check the attic? Pretty sure there’s some old board games and puzzles up there from when we were kids.” Aria’s face scrunched instantly. “Ugh. That attic? I saw the biggest spider of my life up there when I was ten. Like, it had knees. Knees, Kade.” Kade burst out laughing, nearly choking on a bite of his apple. “Jesus, you’re such a baby.” He shook his head. “What’s it gonna do—challenge you to a duel? Spin a web of doom?” Aria mock-shivered. “You’re going up there, not me.”

Aldric's POV The next two days pass in a bit of a blur. Despite his aversion to religion, Baron honours the rituals and celebrations to the letter of The Book. I don’t usually come here to celebrate, but this year Baron insisted that I attend. Almost all the elders are here. The only exception is Vesper, my brother. He’s an open traitor, working with the human rebellion. Baron placed a price on his head years ago, but no one can seem to find Vesper. I know exactly where he is, but I’d rather drink battery acid than tell Baron.

I was taking a walk when I perceived a scent the scent of my mate and it led me here, Reid said calmlyJust then Mr Zaynader walked into the house.Hi honey how was your day, Janey said, you came at the right time so Reid here, oh sorry alpha Reid here claims that Ariella is his mate, isn't that wonderfulYeah it is, finally she has found someone better than DenzelWait, Denzel Reid asked as he was surprised to hear Denzel's nameYes, he chose a worthless human girl over my daughter; he made a very terrible mistake, Mr. Zaynader said, looking a bit annoyed.Reid looked at Ariella again, she wasn't all that beautiful he thought in his heart, what if that's why Denzel rejected her, I only want what

But, Soran himself felt that the members of the Rebelliad team did not fight with everything they have as their movements in being pushed off seems deliberate in Soran’s eyes. A bold conjecture formed in Soran’s mind before he flitted his gaze to the members of team Rebelliad as the last members of the Black Kingdom team admitted defeat. The three members of Artemia Kingdom left in the platform are Princess Regina, Kio and Soran. And the cheers that covered the air of the Blue Moon arena almost shook its foundations as the winner was decided. Lore stood up from his seat as he clapped along with the rest of the crowd in the arena.

"I don't think I need new friends right now." "Fair enough." He nodded as he got back to work. "Can I ask you something?" I hesitated before I let out what was agitating me for a long. "Yes, Arabella. You can." He said. "I..." Just say it already Arabella! My mind scolded "I wanted to find a job, Amar and I needed your permission."

Everybody was seated in the conference hall and after they arrived, Lillard the second started the meeting. Ariel wasn't attentive to everything they said but at least she heard few things like their last financial year goals and what they achieved, things they should set in place for this financial year under the new management then started talking about the new product they were bringing in the market and their expectations, the intended market and so many other things making her bored. Things were going on well, like nobody knew she was missing in action, until she felt that farmiliar pain in her tummy reminding her it was fifteenth.

Maybe they were the souls that died a hundred years ago because I didn’t bring them to the place where they were supposed to be. “Did you know someone who has a white smoke?” I asked her and it took her seconds before she answered and then she shook her head. “I don’t know an angel who has a white smoke… I don’t have complete information about the angels who join the rebellion. Since they fell on earth they get exiled and we are not allowed to communicate with them” She answered and looked at me “Why?” She asked but I didn’t answer because I think it is too early for her to know.

The moment the volume hit an audible range, Rebel's voice sliced through the room. “Yes, legally, I’m Catie Rhodes. But let’s stop pretending I’ve lived her life. I’m Rebel. And if that makes you uncomfortable, sit with it.” I let out a full-blown ha!—and I don’t ha! often. The board members glanced at each other nervously. One man—the one who always orders chicken salad without the chicken—leaned toward me. “Sir… Shouldn’t we be worried?” I wiped my eyes. “Worried? Hell no. That’s my daughter.”

Her aura cuts through the abyss, a beacon of resolve. The keeper-king’s fragment-enhanced legion surges, their starlight blades flaring, their hymn a storm. “Elara’s light is mine!” he roars, his blade carving voids. Dren’s rebel Shadowkin emerge, their void-blades pulsing with stolen fragment-energy, Dren’s voice snarling. “Aelys, your Veil ends here!” Kael’s loyalists falter, his void-blade sparking, his voice resolute but strained. “For the reborn world!” The rebels’ blades slash through his ranks, their betrayal a wound. Renn grips my arm, his relics glowing, his voice urgent. “Aelys, the northern abyss—Lirien’s tablet marked a fragment. I’ll take a team.” I nod, lunar mark burning. “Go,