Blood Battle Blockade Leo 소설 & 이야기

Blood welled, dark and thick, dripping steadily onto the sheets. The runes drank it. The silk pulsed, heat rushing beneath my back. My stomach clenched as warmth spread through me, settling low, in my womb. I bit my lip to keep from crying out. Next was Aiden. He didn’t hide his disgust as he approached, his icy eyes narrowing on me. He cut his palm with deliberate slowness, as if savoring the moment, and let his blood fall. The runes blazed brighter. The warmth inside me grew hotter, invasive.

The other packs did not like the Blood Moon Pack, but we might have a shot if Zira agreed to work with us. The tension was broken by Korrin's laugh, which reverberated throughout the room. Do you believe this makes a difference? All of you are merely pieces in an incomprehensible game. "You'll see," Zira stated in a menacingly low voice. "This concludes tonight." The ensuing conflict was intense and disorderly. The tide turned as soon as Zira's pack entered the fray. With every blow, Kane and I became stronger as we battled side by side. Even though my abilities were growing stronger, I could feel something inside of me vanishing with each energy burst.

The blade caught the pale light, gleaming silver and deadly. Paige gasped, jerking back slightly. “Raymond…” “Trust me,” I said, my voice low but steady. I turned the blade toward myself and, without flinching, sliced across my palm. Blood welled instantly, dark and rich. The metallic scent filled the clearing, mingling with the lingering smoke. She stared at me, wide-eyed. “What are you doing?” I extended my bleeding hand toward her. “Giving you proof.” When she didn’t move, I took her wrist gently and lifted her hand. “Your blood carries power,” I murmured. “Mine carries lineage. If I ever betray you, let this act bind me to death.”

“If you fight me, you’ll destroy everything.” “Maybe it deserves to burn.” The forest erupted. Our powers met in a storm of light and shadow. The ground cracked; the air screamed. I lunged at him, blade catching the lightning in midair. The shock burned through my arm, but I didn’t stop. Every strike carried months of betrayal, grief, and the ghost of something I’d once called love. He blocked my final blow with bare hands, eyes blazing. “You’re stronger than I thought,” he murmured.

Not after seeing what was in front of them. One of them shouted something about securing the area, but it sounded distant, meaningless. A doctor pushed through the line anyway. Another followed. Then another. And suddenly the argument started. Too many voices. Too many decisions being made too late. “He is losing too much blood.” “We cannot treat him until the weapon is cleared.” “If you wait, he will die here.” Chloe lifted her head slowly. Her face was completely soaked, not just from tears but from blood she didn’t even seem to notice anymore.

They were close now—too close. “We’ve been ordered to capture the Blood-Moon Girl,” one of the mercenaries called out, his voice carrying easily through the thick air. “Come out now, and we’ll make it quick. Resist, and we’ll kill you where you stand.” Sera’s breath caught in her throat. They had been found. There was no escaping this now. Caelum stood up slowly, his wings unfurling with a fluid motion, casting a silver glow across the clearing. He stepped into the open, his gaze locked onto the mercenaries with cold, unwavering focus.

“Leo!” Leo was relentless, and despite his heavy injuries, he forced himself up and fought on, pushing one of the creatures into a smoking vehicle. He landed heavily on his front paws, snarling through the blood dripping from his mouth and wounds. And then, with a last, valiant effort, he moved as he saw an Abomination about to catch Damon off guard. Damon turned too late to see the monster, but just as the blow came, Leo jumped in just in time…catching the full force of the monster's attack on his chest as claws pierced through his heart.

No patrol could pass. We were behind their lines. Leo checked his scanners again, a grin of relief and respect on his face. “They have no idea we are here,” Leo reported. “Their sensors cannot see through the reefs and the rock formations. They are still searching the routes ahead. They think we are still trying to break through their blockade.” He looked at Theron. “We are invisible again. And we are miles ahead of them.” Theron finally relaxed his grip on the wheel. He looked out over the calm water stretching toward the north.

Leon nods with respect. My heart skips a beat. Leon cares. He went against his own family. I offer him a smile, while leaning closer to Tristan to ensure he didn't feel jealous. I know how hard this would be for him. Leon smiles in return. His eyes looking to Tristan. "I want peace with our packs Alpha Tristan" Leo says with respect. "With my father's arrest and I'm sure execution I will take leadership of Blood Moon. Several of my Elite Warriors came here to fight against the onslaught that was brought here. Including myself. I ask for pardon, and request that we work towards a partnership" he turns to Aiden.

--- POV: Alexander "I don't care what is in my blood," I growled, keeping my left arm locked like an iron band around Elena's waist while my right hand reached into my waistband for the heavy steel crowbar I had tucked there earlier. "You step one inch closer to my wife, and I will tear this ship apart." "Alex," Leo cried, clutching my trousers from behind, his small face covered in soot and tears. "The screen... the numbers are red again!" On Leo's wrist, the digital watch wasn't showing heart rates anymore. It was streaming a single, terrifying line of text: Vector transfer at 85%. Host convergence imminent.