Arknights Lessing Novels & Stories

DOMINIC KNIGHT 🍷🍷🍷 YOU WILL SUBMIT TO ME, I'M GOING TO BE YOUR ONLY NIGHT IN SHINING ARMOUR, I SMIRKED AT THE THOUGHT I CAN'T WAIT FOR HER TO MOAN AND SCREAM MY NAME IN PLEASURE WILLINGLY, VERY SOON I'M GOING TO MAKE IT HAPPEN YOU'RE GOING TO BE MINE ONLY💞 LOOKING BEHIND ME I SPOTTED LISA MY SPECIAL DOCTOR

Just Ark and I, sitting at a small round table. Yet somehow my mind drifted to Zayne again. What would it look like if he and I were sitting here? Ark noticed me spacing out and kept staring. I straightened immediately. I didn’t dress dramatically, just a simple black gown with a slit. My body had a way of making even the simplest outfits look luxurious. Ark wore a black suit instead of his usual white. “You look beautiful, Lisa,” he said. “No woman has ever caught my attention the way you did, without even trying.”

“Come on. Go, Yezus, go!“ Alpha Benna nudged me, and then, looking at Kelvin, he told him, “Take care of her.“ Idiot! I accused him inwardly. Spairing Beta Kelvin one last glance, I grolwed, letting my wolf out for the first time in my life. I shook myself, watching as the soft grayish furs danced around. It felt good having Raika out. “You remember that I once promised you that I'd let you run freely in the woods? It's time to save me, Raika.“ I nudged her while being alert at the back of her head. Releasing another deep growl that made Benna and his minions sprint out of the seats, she gave Benna one deep claw on his face, pounced on Kedeva, and clawed him hard on his hand. I could hear he

Lexus groaned as he licked over his bite, closing the wound. “I know. I know, Lex. I’m not expecting, just- I can’t- help it,” Azrin replied while grabbing a fist full of ash-blond hair. “Alright. Your turn, Nerd. Actually, feed this time. Not just a few pitiful gulps,” Lexus crooned after languidly licking up the mess he’d made of the omega.

That was when I noticed his left cheek was dripping blood from a deep gouge. Leda had tried to get her own back. I couldn’t be prouder. I grinned. “Oh look” Brandt drawled “The Lille Kong and his orange knight have come for their precious princess!” Still in her hospital gown, Leda was lying face down in front of the throne and I felt Lars edge toward her from my right. “Uh, uh, uh” Brandt wagged his finger at us. “You’re not quick enough to get up here Grimmor. I could snap your last connection to humanity’s neck with one stomp!” He stamped his foot to emphasise his point.

Lisa stood before her ornate mirror, the soft glow of candlelight casting a golden hue over her room. Her emerald gown clung perfectly to her frame, the shimmering fabric accentuating her curves. She adjusted her earrings with steady hands, her reflection revealing a look of determination. Tonight was the council meeting where Oliver would formally address the pack. Rumors had swirled about him confirming his mate, but Lisa dismissed them as nonsense. She was certain that Oliver had no one in his heart, not any she’s aware of. She had worked tirelessly to position herself close to him, earning his trust and proving her loyalty to the pack. This evening felt like the culmination of her effort

The air was thick with the scent of lilies and artificial grief. Selene was slumped in her seat, her elite white uniform glowing with a soft, martyred light. She had gone into Saintess Mode, dabbing at her eyes with a lace handkerchief as if she were the one who had been cursed, not her lackey. Beside her, Jaxon stood like a monolithic wall of muscle, his golden Lycan aura vibrating with a low, dangerous hum.

Her fingers danced across the obsidian interface with effortless precision. "Liam," she called out, not raising her voice, knowing the crisp command would cut through the noise. "Initiate the Southern battery link." Liam stood at the threshold of the broad balcony doors, the icy mountain wind whipping his heavy fur cloak around his shoulders. His massive broadsword was already unsheathed, resting casually over one armored shoulder. As Anna spoke, his winter frost aura flared so intensely that the air around him turned dense and white, thick with falling ice crystals that crackled as they struck the stone floor.

Aria fired arrows infused with light magic, the projectiles slicing through the water and striking the leviathan’s shimmering hide. Kael unleashed a flurry of ice and lightning, the spells creating bursts of energy that disrupted the creature’s attacks. Elysia darted forward, her water manipulation weaving around the leviathan’s strikes, creating shields and whirlpools to deflect its blows. “Alex, now would be a good time to do something!” Valen shouted as he fired arcane blasts at the creature’s eyes, trying to blind it. Alex held up the Nexus, focusing its energy into a concentrated beam of light. The leviathan roared in pain as the beam struck its chest, forcing it to retreat momentarily.

I was familiar with nightmares, I had a lot of them when Lea passed away but never had I seen anyone struggle to get away from one with such pain and was barely able to like she did. I had asked Lucas, a young man from the clan to gather every piece of information he could on her since Silas and I were busy. Today we were meeting with another Lycan pack on the west side to suggest an alliance. Silas and I were currently in front of the house of a young Lycan named Kallen, the son of the previous leader of that clan. He was in his late twenties and had a handsome face with a full set of fangs, but what I noticed the most was those red glowing eyes. He was one of the rare lycans who couldn't s