Arthur X Shinra Novels & Stories

she spat. “I am not a puppet, and I agree with him. Sit down and let’s have mature conversations like adults,” Andrew snapped. She rolled her eyes, sitting down. “You have two hours to get ready,” Ario said, and Arthur walked in. The pillars stood up, walking out. “Wow, what a warm welcome,” he said, watching them. “What are you doing here, son?” Andrew asked. Well, Arthur is the god of war, and his father is Andrew; his mother is a fae, so he is a hybrid.

James finally turns away. The memory shatters again, throwing me forward through layers of planning. Meetings. Orders. Names crossed out. Faces labeled traitor or asset. Every path circles back to the same center. Control. Always control. He does not mourn Ruby. He repurposes her. Turns her death into justification. I see Arthur next. Not weak. Not broken. Just closed off. Holding Aurora as a child, his body angled between her and the world. His love is there. Massive. Quiet. Locked down so tightly it looks like absence from the outside.

“It’s okay, it’s just a truck, you gave me so much more, Alpha Vernon. I hope you win this war. And I will provide you with whatever help I can.” Arthur patted me on the shoulder, and then he mind-linked his man to drop another car off. I thought about what he said, and what Shannon said about the orphanage she grew up in. I hated war, and I was proud that I never become like my father. Because if I did, if I was bloodthirsty like he did, I wouldn't be getting any help today. Just when I was thinking, Arthur walked in again, and he dropped a key in the palm of my hand. He shook my hand when he did so. The sharp edge of the key dug into my palm as our hands met. He patted me on the arm again.

They plunged at him, but Arthur met them with a sharp precision, his fangs closing against the throat of the first, ripping into the flesh and tossing the limp body aside. “We have to retreat. They are coming in too deep,” One of the hollow moon warriors shouted from behind. Arthur snarled, baring his teeth at them. He’s not letting them get any closer to her. The forest shook from behind them, a deep growl silencing the crowd as the ground shook. All of the wolves stopped moving, moving back slowly to form a formation. And out of the woods came a wolf, but it did not look like an ordinary wolf. It had pale eyes and no fur on the head; it was a scarring sight to behold.

“Well, Auster, I am not in the mood to explain things to you now. However, I hope you are well aware now that what will happen next is just the beginning as long as you do what you should do. “You can only climb up the ladder through the Sacred Association. Eventually, you will connect with the real creed of the ancient martial arts family and become truly powerful. What you need to do now is apprehend Shaun and force that secret of the Yarn family back then out of his mouth.” “I understand.” Auster spat the thatch he was holding inside his mouth and said, “You’re about to face off with Tyr. How confident are you?” “I don’t know.” Dark Shura shook his head and answered, “But I am confident t

An electrical charge ran through me, and I knew that it was Arna, letting me know that she was ready for the final battle. "Who do you think you are, little wolf?" Arthur growled, baring his teeth in an ugly snarl, "Just because you finally figured out how to shift doesn't mean that you are a match for me! You should just give up now, while you still have some dignity left!"

This gives me time to get to Araphyra with Lily, make sure all is well before returning back here and taking my mother’s place on the council. I call Rich that night and fill him in on the weird interaction with Alpha Wyatt. “Do you need any help?” he asks me. “No. Lily and I are leaving tomorrow, but we have to pass through King Urien’s lands.” “King Urien has always been a friend to the Guardians, and he used to sit on the council. Now it’s his son until he grandson takes over,” he says. “Yes, Councilman Lance is his name. I believe the son’s name is Drake, but I haven’t met him,” I say.

CHAPTER 26—Where To Go? Rain's point of view For the last few days, I have been thinking about La Arma Countryspy. Just thinking about being the one in charge makes my head hurt. Even if it is said that Ali will help me, it is still different when I have knowledge of such a business. Too delicate and complicated. "Hey! You've been an idiot for a while!" said Azariah while we were in the garden. Aliona was with us but took food from the kitchen.

Chapter 16 Matteo's POV My eyes almost burned with tears when I got into the room he was kept in and I saw his face scrunched in pain as they tried to relocate his arm to its position. I did that!! And I'd have done more if Aurora didn't stop me. "You'll be fine, I promise." I said to Angelo who ignored me and shut his eyes. "You were going overboard, brother. That wasn't supposed to be a death match, you just wanted us to spar like the old times and everyone goes home. I can never trust you again," He lashed out and panted.

As soon as it loosened its grip, I shoved it off me as hard as I could, then scrambled back before it could regain its composure. A hand grasped my arm and for half a second, I fought it with all my power thinking it was another Eater. I allowed the hand to help me up and gave Tom a grateful look as I settled on my shaky legs. I turned back to the Soul Eater and saw that it was starting to stand up again. Before I could do anything to incapacitate it, a gun came into view and the next thing I knew Tom stopped the creature with a shot to the head. I whirled around to him and gave him an angry look that darkened when I caught the look of glee on his face. "We don't kill them!" I shouted at him