Caliban's War Audiobook の小説・ストーリー

but Alpha Caesar swiftly held it till we all passed. A loud roar echoed through the castle. Caleb's roar. “You have started a war you won't finish!” Roared loud enough for the entire kingdom to hear.

I have now come to the end of book one of my Cursed by the gods series. It has been a long journey I'm not gonna lie. I lost commitment along the way of writing this book, lost inspiration, even changed the plan I initially had for it. I am really glad that I got to finish it and if you stayed till the end I just want to say thank you for even choosing this book in the first place. I will start with the second book as soon as possible and do my best to make that one better. I hope I have been able to tell you a good story dear readers and once again I thank you for reading Cursed by the gods. Thank you.

This sounded rehearsed, just like her smiles. Kyren looked like he was about to argue, but Emma beat him to it. I guess she was just at the right place at the right time. “That will be fun,” she said, smiling brightly at Caliste. It wouldn’t. A freaking war was about to happen. Kyren was gone, and I was left with a smiling Caliste and a smirking Emma. This should be fun. Who doesn’t like wars?

Caleb asked, eyes darting between me and Rina’s still body. “Not only saw Caleb, I felt it,” I choked out. My chest was too tight, and my voice shaking. “They’re keeping bodies in tanks. I….” My voice broke. “One of them looked like me.” There was silence, then Adrian’s voice broke the silence. “It’s already war and we should be ready.” “Shut the fuck up,” Caleb snapped, spinning on him, eyes blazing. “You’re not even listening. You’re so ready to declare war, like that’s all this is about. You’re thinking with your dick, not your head.”

“Hubby…” The three women spoke almost simultaneously. “It’s settled.” Andrius nodded and said, “We’ll set off immediately for Mount Albus and head to the Klein family’s treasure hall. We have to learn the technique as quickly as possible.” Set off immediately? The three women were stunned and asked, “What’s the rush? Did something happen?” They had a feeling that something must have gone wrong. “Yes.” Andrius’ expression was grave as he said solemnly, “Dax just sent me news that the Insect Ruler has launched a large-scale war. He has taken the cordillera as his stronghold. The flames of war have ignited in all directions.”

The time for their next confrontation was imminent. Alpha Caleb descended from the balcony, his expression resolute. He knew that Selena's return would bring another wave of terror and bloodshed. But he was prepared. He had faith in his soldiers, in their unwavering loyalty and their indomitable spirit. As the moon ascended into the sky, casting a silvery glow on the kingdom, Alpha Caleb called upon his soldiers, rallying them for the battles that lay ahead. The war against Selena was far from over, but together, they would face the darkness and emerge victorious.

“It happened three days ago, Gil, and I regret it. So much. I didn’t mean to scare you.” But Gillian didn’t say anything. She just kept her head down and her gaze on her lap. “So it’s true, Daddy?” Calisto asked. “Yes, bud. It is. As much as… As much as I want you to see me in a good light, I don’t want to lie to you either. So yes. It’s all true. There was a war. I waged one against humans, and your Mommy belonged to a group that wanted to stop me. She protected the humans.”

The scream came again, shorter this time, choked off too soon. I froze. Warren’s grip on me loosened. “I’m sorry,” he said quietly. “He’s already made his move.” I turned on him, fury and grief blurring everything. “You’re sorry? That’s it?” His expression hardened. “Don’t mistake restraint for indifference. Callen just declared war.” I wanted to hit him, to make him hurt like I did. Instead, I sank to my knees, the forest spinning around me. He crouched in front of me, his voice low. “Listen to me. You survive this, you’ll have your revenge. I’ll give it to you.”

A tall, full grown, adult human in midst of thirteen dwarfs was not a sight to expect. “Without evidence its as good as a homewife’s gossip” he said in his usual monotonous voice, “he is filthy rich and can bribe the entire peacekeeper department for two decades and still will be left with enough stoners to buy off the ‘Island of the Dead’.” Alfred turned to Broot but before he could speak a dwarf seated next to Kritter spoke, “My lord” she said, “give me a chance to remove this…” her voice contorted with emotion, “this hurdle”