Beerus The Destroyer Novels & Stories

I lay on the stone bed, contemplating the tribal war that would follow the harsh winter. In my previous life, it was during this time that Soren and the others died protecting Lydia in this conflict. It was also when I commanded Marcus, Damian, and Kieran to rescue the beastkin of the Clearspring tribe and incorporate them into our tribe. The rescued beastmen became utterly devoted to their saviors. In my previous life, the Wildplains tribe expanded rapidly, and the beastmen became increasingly loyal to their leaders. This time, something dark flashed through my eyes. Marcus, Damian, and Kieran would likely face tremendous difficulty trying to subdue the beastmen of the Clearspring tribe aga

"Queen Abbadon." The destroyer of the world.

A long scar ran from below his right ear all the way down to his jaw. His eyes were pale brown and they swept the room once before landing on me. He looked at Mira. "Out," he said. Mira gathered the empty cup from the tray without rushing, which told me she was either very brave or very used to him, and slipped past him through the door. The man stepped inside. Just stood with his arms crossed and his pale eyes studying me. "I'm Darius Kane," he said. "Beta of Obsidian Keep and Alpha Zayden."

Then they would know why he'd been dubbed The Destroyer. Before he let his emotions overtake him, Brand's tactical training kicked in. He did not have the Berserker in him like his brother. He was a single shifter among an entire clan of warriors here. Biding his time until he could gather his bearings before punishing them for their insult was the more logical choice. His jaw tightened as he sought to control his anger.

And she would never leave this god's forgotten place. We reach the main crossroad and as always, I turn left and Keenan goes right. He gives me a soft smile and ruffles my hair playfully, then heads to the butcher to sell the deer's antlers and skin to get some money. I, on the other hand, go straight home.

As my soul began to fade, becoming more and more translucent, Zach reached out into the thin air, almost as if in a trance. "Joey, was it this painful… before you died? Joey, I avenged you," he murmured. Then, a sudden flash of lights flickered behind him, and the shrill wail of sirens sliced through the night. Without a second thought, Zach jumped into the bear enclosure.

"No way. I was really lucky that I found out first. I am still on that luck, since he read your mind but didn't find me out. If I’m going to run anywhere, it will be to split moon." Nanny Mel looked at her. “When we get out, I will cause a distraction. It might be in the night, since we are leaving late, I heard." "I'll get ready." Nanny Mel nodded and left to pack her things. "Another round! Another round!" Alec said to the waiter, and she ran over with a tray carrying three big mugs of strong beer. Evander looked whipped out as his head was dangling from his chair. Jake was singing off key, and Alec kept hollering and laughing like a mad man.