Novel & Cerita Can You Save Duke Ravengard

"Divorce won't be a quick process. The Duke won't be back anytime soon. We must be patient." Dorothy leaned in, her eyes gleaming. "Then let her enjoy her little kingdom for a while longer… and you, Vivi, use this chance. Get close to the Duke. Make him even more dependent on you." Vivian's smile turned predatory. "Exactly. I will stay glued to his side. I'll follow him to the battlefield if I have to. I will make him mine completely."

He mumbled, now thinking deeply. “Yes, now we’ll explain everything to you later Prince Griffith. First, we have to get out of this.” Duke Raziel stood up and raised his sword to destroy the lock. “Yes, now we’ll explain everything to you later Prince Griffith. First, we have to get out of this.” Duke Raziel stood up and raised his sword to destroy the lock. But it didn’t. Duke Raziel then removed his sword and tried to open it with his mana but it still didn’t.

“Wh-what?” “You’re not aware, are you?” Duke asks coldly. “My best friend risked his life to save you last night. He could’ve died, but he wanted to get you out of that factory no matter what. He put his life on the line for you. Just like he’s always done. And how did you repay him?” He turns away and shoves his fingers into his hair; “God, I don’t know why Bhyron keeps doing this.” He whispers to no one in particular.

"Ahem. Thank you for rescuing my daughter. I will pay you for your services, and you can ask for anything else you want!" Before Gray could say anything, I hurried to answer. "Can I keep him?" Gray looked at me in surprise. "His name is Gray, he's a wizard, and he makes me feel safe. Please, my lord, can he stay with you?" I said, grabbing Gray's collar and squeezing out a few tears, playing up the vulnerability of having survived the ordeal. The Duke was an easy man to soften: "Of course you can, but only if the gentleman agrees." Gray looked at me for a moment, then agreed with a smile.

"It's amazing how you consider the worst of me, when you don't even know me. Had you let me in the first time...you would know you let our mate in right into the dragon's den." "Stop saying that word!" I growled and hurled myself at him. He kicked me off him and this time I fell down all the way to the river bank below. The ground beneath me cracked and only left a few scratches that healed instantly. I roared as my nails extended and canines came out. Duke removed his cloak and came down landing with a loud thud on his feet. Tattoo like markings covered his body and his eyes turned crimson. They looked red just like mine.

"You all will be obedient little girls and surrender yourselves right now." "How are we sure you wouldn't still kill us if we did so?" Sarah yelled. Armo chuckled wickedly. "Clever girl. Fortunately for you, you are untouchable because you're invaluable, black widow. In fact, you are worth millions of dollars to me, even more after this stunt you have just pulled. You are a wild horse whose spirit your buyer will enjoy breaking, but I can't guarantee that your friends will get clemency for this act of defiance."

And within minutes, a tray of food was already set in my front. It contained different delicacies, from chicken to spaghetti to duck stew and bread to sea foods. Even though I was super hungry right now, I couldn't bring myself to touch the food. Like Levilah knew what I was thinking about, he took a spoon and scooped out of the duck stew. "See it's not poisoned. Raven, if I'm going to kill you I would have done so the moment I met you. Now eat up" he said and stood up. "Are you leaving?" I asked just as he was about to step outside. I don't even know where the courage to ask him so many questions came from.

And I know in time we can all get stronger. “You okay?” DK asks, pulling me out of my thoughts as he drives us to the training academy. “Just nervous, I guess,” I replied. “I believe in you,” DK replied with a smile, “I know that you can win the tournament,” he added. “Don’t flatter me,” I said, “You don’t have to flatter me.” “You know that I don’t really need to do such a thing,” DK replied, but instead of answering him back, I just looked out of the window and watch the trees that passes us by until we reached the place of the tournament, the Endless Forest.

"Val, I never stopped wanting you. Even when we were broken up. Even when I thought you'd chosen Marcus. You're it for me." "Even without the ring?" Duke pulled something from his pocket. The engagement ring. Somehow he'd grabbed it before the clubhouse exploded. "I want you to have this back," he said. "But not yet. Not until we've earned it." "Earned it?" "By proving we can make it through hell and still choose each other." Duke set the ring on the nightstand. "When Marcus is caught. When we've rebuilt. When we know for sure this is forever—then you put it back on."

He chuckles, amused, they are still struggling to grasp how much larger their world really is. “If Queen Raven craves peace, why did she kill every vampire soldier on that battlefield?” Paavo asks, making me growl, Ingvar glares at his subordinate for insinuating Raven might not be what we say she is. “To protect her people, we were under attack and she had just watched two of her mates die in front of her, they weren’t about to stop tearing apart our warriors, and eventually packs. Orin was Dagon’s ally because they both wanted the power Raven has, and planned to use her against the world. Raven saved us on that battlefield, and it nearly broke her feeling the bond to her mates’ break. It’s