Asriel Themes Novels & Stories

Asriel had double checked it by himself to ensure that there wasn't any loose ends that might give her a clue. The three months had been the hardest for him. Asriel realized that in as much as he liked Cai, he was not so much into other men, but Zia had almost turned his world upside down, dreaming of her smiling down at him almost every night. Asriel would see her almost everywhere he turned to. She was definitely a pure soul that had made him fall in love, one that had gone against his principles. In the end he still loved her, yet there were risks that as a business man he wouldn't take. A stone heart is what was required for the corporate world. Asriel sighed loudly as he dropped the lap

“Ah? Really? But–” “I am not sure why, but may I ask what you are doing here in my quarters?” Azriel’s calm voice comes from behind Aiden. I stiffen, but Aiden doesn’t. He turns around while I peek from behind alpha Aiden. Alpha Azriel looks livid if one goes by his stormy eyes, which have gone black. “I am inquiring about Aysel’s work. Why is she looking after accounts?” Alpha Aiden asks instead of replying. Azriel lets out a derisive chuckle and shakes his head. “I am surprised by how much of a hero you act in front of others while they are being someone else’s responsibility.”

Just like the dust that inexorably accumulates in a home, Themeise City still harbored dark secrets and corruption that needed cleansing. Despite their awareness that the house would inevitably get dirty again, a dedicated group of individuals continued to shoulder the responsibility of tidying it up. Even with the understanding that their journey would eventually conclude, leading them back home, there remained those who opted to embark on fresh adventures. Many things revolve around such a cycle. -So, what was the point of everything we had been through?- "Before delving into Aelsala, there's something you should attend to."

"Then why did you come?" Silence. Ayesha hated that he was right. She exhaled sharply. "Tell me the truth. About me. About Subject 17. About all of it." Voss studied her, then finally sighed. "You were never meant to be alone, Ayesha. Project Azrael was the beginning. But the Hollow Order was too small in their thinking." He gestured toward the tanks. "This—this was my vision." Ayesha’s stomach twisted. Voss continued, his voice almost admiring.

king:- so what was your intention, and explain to me how you kill all those soldiers. Ariel:- you general didn't tell you, I kill your soldier with my strength because I hate them and everything which belongs to your kingdom and its name, a bit after knowing I know what side I should choose. king:- what was your answer, what is your answer, if you want to take my throne then I will gladly hand it over to you because I want to kill myself, can you live your life. ariel:- I am anti-villain their no way I could help you, that your problem I am selfish, do have any hope for me, by the way, I want to what hurt you that much, why you want to die so badly.

“I believe everyone of you is aware of the indelible incident that took place five years ago. Aside from my birthday and Coronation Day, this day marks the death of the former Ruler, Meredith Eleanor Theupholis La Elora, and thousands of people who surrendered and who fought until their last breath. Being the Ruler is not something to joke about. Now, as the official Ruler of the Two Great Empires of Aparctias and Thrascias, I pray that God would give me the wisdom to carry out the responsibilities I need to fulfill and promises that I should then be made.” The crowd remained silent as they listened to Ashriel’s speech. As nobles, they were all used to listening to speeches but somehow, toni

he quickly added. “I don’t care.” Azrael said casually and started scanning the menu. Ouriel pouted at her responses and busied himself on finding out what flavor he wanted to eat first. And because it was Ouriel, Azrael cannot sit and eat in silence. He has so much to say about living in the human world which he clearly enjoys. Ouriel’s all for the experience and its some trait he shared with Azrael. They both believe that the journey is always more important than the destination.

My hands trembled with the idea, with the memory of Asra’s body falling and the girl’s face smiling as the body of the phoenix turned pale as a corpse and the wound looked more like a black hole that sucked his entire existence. That creature was everything - except an innocent child and Asra..., she was definitely in danger being so close to that thing. "We can’t" Azrael grunted and stared at him perplexed, but he just pointed to the pile of papers "we still need to solve this..." ⋅• ♱ •⋅

Asriel did not like speaking about his emotions but he always showed them while Asaiah neither showed or spoke of his true feelings. Even if he was in situations that clearly required him not to do so and even if he was clearly hurting on the inside, Asaiah always made sure to smile. "Why not show off my pearly whites and my perfect smile?" He always said that to Ataliah and Asriel as a reason for his smile. But from time to time, his smiles would be dim or in the worst case none existent like he was in front of Asriel at that point. "Asaiah, if you do not speak I will shoot your leg and your big head." Asriel threatened. Asaiah threw his head back and laughed, tossing the paper back to the