Novel & Cerita Ash And Eiji

The silence between them stretched for a while before Eliana finally spoke again. “What’s your name?” He glanced at her briefly. “You already know my role.” “That’s not what I asked.” There was silence. Eliana sighed dramatically. “You know, normal people introduce themselves.” “I am not people.” “Still rude though.” Another silence followed. Then finally— “Ashen.” She nearly stopped walking. “What?” “My name,” he said flatly. “It is Ashen.” The name suited him disturbingly well. cold and sharp. Beautiful in a strange way.

I hint, heading back down the winding corridor as we make our way back to a waiting Elijah. “Eh,” he shrugs, letting out an exasperated sigh, “-it’s nothing.” “Come on,” I gently nudge him, “-you’re talking to me right now. Be honest, what’s up?” “Urgh,” Ash groans, “-you’re going to laugh.” “I won’t,” I swear holding out my pinky, mimicking our childhood promises.

Miranda was lucky enough to have locked her ankles, for Jamie wasted no time jumping to the next tree, then the next, and the next. Ash released an angry and fearsome growl, as he kept focus on the vampire which flew through the trees, with his mate locked on her back like a defenseless koala cub. He couldn't allow them to get away from him, and being so focused on the chase, Ash didn't realize in which direction he was being led.

I replied, shaking my head softly. “No, like seriously,” she continued, sitting up straighter. “Do you know how fun I am? He’s going to regret this. He’ll be somewhere eating plain rice and thinking about me. I can bet you that. ” I blinked. “Plain rice?” “Yes. Utterly sad, disgustingly dry, and unseasoned, plain rice,” she said firmly, a grin appearing on her face. I couldn’t help it, I laughed. How could I not? This was my best friend in this timeline. But for a brief moment, everything felt normal again, like nothing had happened.

“This won’t be an easy game.” “We just have to find the finish line. We make sure we keep moving and stick together,” Ash replied. “You know what Jura Period means, right?” Ash shrugged. “I don’t know.” “We’re going to face creatures from the Jurassic era.” This is crazy! This is insane!

“We just killed her right?” Kira grimaced and sent the image back to the director’s terminal. “Yeah, we did. Something’s not right with your intel.” “You sure about that?” Rodrigo asked flatly. “Her name was Lilia Baudin. I watched her head explode in my scope two years ago in Prague. Yeah, I’m pretty damn sure.” “A highly possibility that she's an Awakaned too?” Knight asked in the tense silence that followed. Kira managed to contain his flinch, but just barely.

the man named Ash said with a smile. "I didn't think you would be free today," Elian replied. "No, you just didn't want me to see you all domestic." Ash's smile became teasing as he added, "You look the perfect picture of a married man, my friend." He motioned at Elian's handful of shopping bags and me standing right next to him. Elian rolled his eyes and turned towards me to say, "Alena, this is Ashton Deven, one of my best friends. And Ash, you know her."

Ash’s POV The roar of the clubhouse hit me before I even turned off my engine. Laughter, shouts and the sound of bottles clinking rent the air and for a moment, I wonder how they could easily fall back into their normal lives less than twelve hours after an attack. It was chaos the way I remembered it, but somehow louder and more… non challant. Inside, the air was thick with smoke and sweat. A few brothers cheered when they saw me, others nodded, their eyes sharp, reading me like they weren’t sure what version of Ash had come back.

“If you hold it like that, you’ll stab yourself before the enemy even reaches you.” Una sighed. “This already feels encouraging.” Jace sat lazily atop a tree stump nearby while eating dried meat. “She’s got a point, your grip is awful.” “You’re both terrible teachers,” Una joked. She already felt comfortable in their presence as if they were a long lost family members. “We’re alive until now,” Ashina replied. “Which means we’re good teachers.” Una muttered something under her breath. “Whatever. I can do this. Come on!” Ashina lunged forward without warning.

King Sylvan commanded, his voice as calm as the wind. Lord Thorne, Councilor of Shadows, gestured with long, elegant fingers. The centre of the moonstone table clouded, then cleared to reveal the image of a clearing near the eastern border of Eldoria. In the centre lay a pile of fine white ash in the vague shape of a humanoid figure. "The remains of Veridian Aspen, Your Majesty," Lord Thorne reported, his voice devoid of emotion. "Found by the border patrols. Nothing remained but ash." Queen Elara leaned forward, her eyes narrowing as she studied the image. "No Fae has been reduced to ash in that manner since the Great Wars," she observed, her melodic voice carrying an edge of steel. "What m