Cast Of Revenant Tv Series Novels & Stories

"Her kidneys started failing from the toxins in that bite. I owe her my life." I almost laughed out loud. So that was it. But that day, the one who was bitten protecting him from the rogue wolf was me. I was the one who got bitten and fell down the ravine. Celeste had only been waiting at the base camp below. She'd twisted her ankle on her own. But while I was missing, she stole all my credit. The same trick she always pulled—just like how she had stolen credit for me saving our family before, now she was stealing credit for me saving Marcus.

Blackjack added, "we can't forget the little scuffle between the Revenants and the Iron Serpents last year. It cost us a good man: Santos. Iron Serpents' VP. And he was gone because someone couldn't keep their mouth shut." The room went quiet for a second, and I felt every muscle in my body tense up. I turned to Isla, and she was already looking at me with wide eyes. We both knew exactly what he was talking about. Dahlia, my best friend who sold us out to the Revenants and got Santos killed in the process.

I secretly clenched my fist under the table. Are they sure they were over? I noticed that Gavin is really smiling sweetly at her as if he misses her so much, too. "By the way, dear...this is Rebecca Dale. She's a dear friend of Gavin. She's Sheira, best friend of Becca, as well." She introduced us all to her. I could see that she is also happy to see us. "Wow, it's good that Gavin is having fun while I am gone. That's great."

16 | H U N T I N G V I N C E N T ( P A R T 3 ) *** Reinhard helped Alexis treat her wound with bandages and some kind of medical fluid that could stop the bleeding. Even though the bleeding had stopped, the exhaustion after fighting the pain could still be felt. Both Alexis and Reinhard were in a bad state to continue fighting. The two of them decided to wait for Damien in the car. "I didn't expect these disgusting creatures to turn into werewolves. I know this world is already the same as the apocalypse, but that one was worse than the apocalypse. Do vampires also have a special research team?"

Mean. The revenant swung for my head. I ducked under its arm, drove my dagger into its side to anchor myself, then shoved off its body and came up behind it. Its head snapped backward farther than any living neck should bend, teeth clacking inches from my face. I almost lost my nerve. Almost. Then Kael’s panic slammed through the bond. Cassian’s voice echoed from beneath the ground, faint but furious. “Lyra!” That snapped something into place. I grabbed the revenant by its hair, yanked its head back, and drove Mara’s black blade through the back of its neck.

“I’ve been going through everything I can find on the DeLucas and the people connected to them. There’s a lot we don’t know, but… there’s one name that keeps popping up.” “Who?” I leaned in, my curiosity piqued. “Elena Volkov,” she said quietly. “Damian’s mother.” I froze. The name hit me like a punch to the gut. Damian Volkov. I knew him well enough. He was the son of a rival mafia family, but we had crossed paths before. I had no love for the Volkovs. But Elena Volkov... that was a name I hadn’t expected to hear. “What does she have to do with the DeLucas?” I asked, my voice tight.

she spat, shifting into her half-form, claws elongating as she launched herself into the nearest threat. The battle was chaos. Revenants don’t die like normal creatures. Their bodies dissolve and re-form. They bleed black smoke and whisper in languages that coil around your thoughts like poison. They’re fast. And they don’t feel pain. But they weren’t expecting us. They weren’t expecting the altar’s magic still pulsing in Alina’s veins. Or the bond between us that burned brighter than any spell. We moved like a single force—her strikes driving them back, my claws tearing through the gaps she opened. Rhea darted between us, precise and vicious, her eyes filled with the fury of someone who’d b

The food that was traveling to her mouth hung in the air, and her mouth, which was rushing to grab it, hung open. Someone rushed into the dining room immediately and that was her saving grace. "Mrs Smith is back, someone got shot!" The person announced and they all ran out. *** Mrs Smith paced around and felt restless, she didn't know what to believe. Could it be that Mr Mc Millan is telling the truth? But then, how did Steff Smith know about their mission? Something is wrong somewhere. Sophia and the other assassinators looked with sad eyes as the doctor cut Xena's arm to remove the bullet. The doctor had told them to go outside and wait, but they stood at the doorway watching like security

By the time Riven shifted back into his human form, the sight before him was unbelievable. Layla stood at one side, purple light engulfing her entire body. Beside her was Xavier, his shadow tendrils cloaking him like a robe. Annabelle and Henrietta stood close to them, holding hands and channeling their powers together. Cade and Caleb stood beside them with the army of lycanthropes behind them. And right beside them was Riftan Soren. The hybrid wolf whom everyone thought was dead. What was going on?

“Your enemy is not the dark, but those who open the door and do not count the cost. The herald can be bargained with, but its price is always belonging—or the breaking of it.” A chill prickles the air, even with the fire burning bright. Rowan nods, storing away every word. “I’ll keep watch tonight,” he says, voice low, to me. “And I want Bram, Fen, and Mara nearby. This isn’t over.” I nod, heart uneasy. The revenant leans in and whispers one last thing to Fyre—her face lights with a kind of bittersweet peace. As the sun dips low, Agatha brings stew. The hall is full of voices, not quite laughter, but hope, raw and uncertain. The revenant sits by the fire, and this time, no one sits apart.