Novel & Cerita Caelus X Robin

On her. “Nora!” Caelum roared, throwing himself in front of the first wave. His claws shredded the net mid-air, but smoke hissed where the strands kissed his skin. He howled, the sound shaking stone. Lucien blurred forward, fangs snapping at a second squad, shadows lashing like whips. He tore two men down before their nets tangled his arms, dragging him low. He snarled, but even his strength faltered under the alloy’s bite.

( Kael's POV ) The rooftop felt like a fragile sanctuary amid the storm, but the bond between us pulsed with an urgency that drowned out the retreating howls of the rogues. Kael's hand lingered on mine, his touch a brand that seared through the thin fabric of my shirt, igniting something primal and unyielding within me. The rain had slowed to a misty drizzle, cloaking the town in a veil of silver, but the air crackled with unresolved tension. His eyes, those piercing amber orbs flecked with gold, locked onto mine, and I saw the storm raging there, possession, hunger, and a darkness that mirrored my own burgeoning shadows.

The broken pillars loomed like sentinels, their cracked faces casting long shadows over the ritual circle being drawn in white salt and ash. Seraphina knelt at the center, eyes closed. The rune on her wrist glowed softly under the moonlight, its edges flickering like an open wound refusing to close. Lucan stood behind her, silent and watchful. Astra muttered incantations as she aligned the last of the stones. And Cael arrived without a sound,just a shift in the wind and the sudden scent of ozone. He was tall, draped in deep charcoal robes that shimmered faintly at the hem. His eyes were mismatched. one silver, one black and his expression bored.

It was Axel that called her a dumbass idiot to her face. Goddess, he was so much like his father. His father, Gabriel, was more than my best friend. He was my brother for all intents and purposes. He was so damn proud that his son was selected to be a Lamia for this upcoming leadership. Ryker slingshotted two pebbles in a row. He readied another one, but her survival instincts seem to have finally kicked in. “Daniel Roshin, Cal Row, Thane Harmond, Davey Walters, Paul Dale, Chris Kane, Chaz Bonin, Ross Taylor, Nate Danvers, Harrison Vashi, Finnley Prior. There were a couple that I don’t remember the names of.”

His eyes locked onto Robin's figure, now standing atop a pile of shattered stone, his expression mocking and unbothered. Robin merely smirked, his stance relaxed. "Regret? Oh, Edward, you're far too predictable. You think brute strength will win this time?" His voice was cold, teasing, as though he had all the time in the world to taunt them. With a growl, Alpha Daniel charged forward, his claws extending like blades. The force of his rush was meant to break through Robin's smugness, to make him pay for Sierra's death. However, Robin was ready. He sidestepped fluidly, and Daniel collided with a broken pillar, sending a cloud of dust into the air.