Novel & Cerita Blood Blockade Battlefront Leonardo

His grip tightened instead, his heat burning through my sleeve. Alex stepped forward. “She said let go.” Leonardo turned his face to Alex slowly. There was a sinister look on Leonardo’s face and without saying anything I could tell he was plotting Alex's death in his mind. Alex held on to my other hand. “Let her go,” Leonardo said, his words almost deadly. “No, you let her go,” Alex stood his ground. The air between them was thick, terrifying. They had a stare down and none seemed threatened enough to back down.

Didn't look back. The line, he thought grimly, had already been crossed. And the war... had just begun. Mumbling beneath his breath, Leonardo stormed down the hallway, his boots striking hard enough to make the floor shudder. His mind was a furnace of betrayal and rage, and he barely noticed the figure stepping into his path until a hand pressed firmly against his chest, halting him. "Leo," Jason said, low and urgent. Leonardo’s eyes snapped to him, wild and furious.

hand on him even if we tried so hard, I was already going crazy and there was a barricade to how fast I could think, death was calling to everyone and I was no exception, what do we do against such strong opponent if Leonard was strong then this opponent was on a whole another level and we were the ones to stop him, the only three who knew how hard the situation was. I didn't talk much he was already in action and he used some kind of summoning to bring forth his creature They were like an army and they stood behind us. "What are you trying to do?" I asked, and I knew they were his artwork. "Twenty-five of my soldiers I would fight alongside them to conquer him." He said, but I knew he coul

“With the devil—you know you don’t do that.” “I will kill you if you hurt her” Leonard sneered through his blood-drained lips and Colton stood above him. “Is that another deal?” He asked and his eyes met the almost lifeless ones of Leonardo as he still bled unto the surface of the floor. “Don’t you worry,” He chastised. “I assure you that it all ends tonight. The war starts and ends tonight.”

Blood slashed across his shoulder. Selene hurled a blade into its neck, but the creature merely tilted its head, smiling faintly. “You cannot destroy the Superior Blood.” Evelyn fired, plasma bolts sinking into its chest useless. “Run!” she screamed, pulling Lucien and Kael back as the ceiling began to collapse. --- They burst out through an air duct and onto the rooftop under a torrent of rain. Below them, Astra burned an inferno devouring the skyline, the city of Valenfort swallowed by crimson fire.

Lorenzo’s eyes widened as his body jerked backward before dropping to his knees. "FUCK…!" he gasped before collapsing into a pool of his own blood. "LORENZO!" Marcus shouted, trying to run to him, but Antonio grabbed his arm, stopping him. "Don’t! We can’t save him!" Marcus clenched his teeth, rage burning in his eyes, but he knew Antonio was right. If they tried to rescue Lorenzo now, they would all die. Suddenly, the battlefield fell into a brief silence. And in the middle of the warzone, Leonardo Franches finally emerged. He walked forward slowly, flanked by his men, a victorious smirk playing on his lips. Antonio, his shoulder bleeding and his breath ragged, glared at his brother with pu

Without hesitation, Leonardo joined the battle, launching himself at one of the rogues. His powerful jaws clamped down on the rogue's neck, forcing him to the ground as he bit off an ounce of flesh before giving it a final blow. Growling, he aimed at his next target, fighting until he got to the frontline of the battle. He growled threateningly as he stood in front of Aaron, who had been fighting with Gina before he arrived. "I don't know what you are pulling at, but your plans failed the moment you planned to attack my Pack!" Leonardo declared.

It was as if they were mired in a bog and not only their breathing was being smothered, but the movements of their limbs were also slowed down, like invisible strong chains were weighing them down and pulling them back. The next moment, a flash of something whisked out from the direction of the rubble and struck at one of them. The half-blood called Leon had speedy reflexes and managed to block the unexpected strike, but he was still flung back many strides away and crashed into the imperial army, killing on impact those who were hit head on.

“But hear this—if you touch her one more time, I’ll make sure your body is never found.” Adrian’s grin widened, hungry for blood. “Then come and take her, De Luca. If you can.” The storm howled like a beast as the two men lunged toward each other, fists colliding with bone-crushing force. --- As they fought savagely under the raging sky, Zara’s scream pierced the night. Both men froze for a fraction of a second—long enough for the sniper’s bullet to whistle through the rain and strike… Leonardo. His body jerked violently, crimson blooming across his chest. Zara’s heart stopped as he staggered back, his obsidian eyes locking on hers with a silent promise.

Her breath hitched at the sudden closeness, but there was no time to focus on that—not when the room was turning into a war zone. “Get to the safe house!” one of Leonardo’s men shouted. “No,” Leonardo said, voice calm as he pulled out another gun from the drawer. “We finish this NOW.” Amara clenched her jaw. Of course, he wouldn’t run. Of course, he would *fight*. That was the thing about Leonardo DeLuca—he wasn’t just a king in this world, he was a *god*. And gods didn’t flee. She stole a glance at him. His expression was unreadable, his grip steady as he fired back at their attackers. His men were already returning fire, turning the once-elegant office into a battleground.