Cast Of Unus Annus Novels & Stories

Nine thrones sat in a half-moon, each occupied by the most powerful, terrifying beings in existence. Witches. Vampires. Shifters. Ancients. Gods in everything but name. At the center stood Lysarien. She met my gaze—and for the first time since the vision, I understood the depth of her betrayal. She hadn’t just abandoned me to protect me. She’d abandoned me to protect them. “Althea Lake,” High Lord Thaniel said, his voice echoing unnaturally through the hall. “You stand before the Council of Nine, bonded illegally with two unmatched supernaturals—”

Her body convulsed once, twice, then exploded into dust. Gone. Just like that. The sound that came out of me wasn’t even human. I slapped my hand over my mouth, squeezing my eyes shut, but it didn’t matter. The image burned behind my eyelids—her vanishing mid-step, her clothes disintegrating before they even hit the ground. The Game Master chuckled. “Precision, my dears,” it let out. “Precision is everything.” The next name flickered. “Number 0449.” A man this time. Big, broad-shouldered, maybe in his thirties. He muttered something under his breath and stepped up.

Leaders sought her guidance. People spoke her name with respect. Yet after a moment she shook her head. "No." Ronan raised an eyebrow. Aria smiled. "It still fits." He looked confused. She continued. "Because it reminds me where I started." The answer made him smile. Together they looked toward the horizon. The future stretched before them. Unwritten. Uncertain. Full of possibility. Exactly as it should be. And as the moon rose high above a world finally at peace, Aria—the Unwanted Luna, the True Luna, the woman who had changed everything—allowed herself to smile.

Cole chuckled. “What happened to the other craft? I saw one landed,” Cole interjected. “Took care of it,” Xavier replied, breathing hard. Cole looked in the direction and saw smoke billowing into the sky. He sighed with relief. “Okay, here comes trouble…” they heard Wulfrun mutter. The grounds literally shook as about 1000 men and ten tall and muscular men started to jump out of the docked boats and then began to march forward all dressed in black. The ten men fit Ash’s description perfectly; their heads were shaved and it seemed as if they had stitches zigzagged on their bald heads. They were quite big and muscular. Cole guessed each must weigh close to 118 kg, and the shortest of the lot a

Mimi murmured. "Shit!" Dior exclaimed. "Shit alright," Eve added understanding the situation at hand. A body rolled down the car breaking a screen wiper in the process. Two more thuds were heard before two more bodies rolled down the same way. One by one, the bats in the sky landed and each changed into a pale man wearing black clothing. About twenty pale men stood in front of the car and when Astra looked back, another twenty were positioned. A dark chuckle reverberated and Benji sighed in calm irritation.

And the edges were even burnt. I was about to sit beside Liam when this woman stopped me. "Ahh, Maggie... Is it okay if you sit on the other side instead? That seat is supposed to be for Lolo Enrico. Sorry, ha. By the way, can you get your own plate? I didn't put enough. Please, don't get it wrong." I managed to compose myself. Despite feeling annoyed, I forced a smile. A plastic smile for a plastic person. "It's okay," I said. Liam remained silent, listening to us. He still didn't touch his food. He might be sensing the tension between me and his ex.

Omiscient narrative “I think we should gather the soldiers,” Nico suggested as she slowly stood up from the floor. Her palms were on the floor, while the red short gown she wore was stained with mud, as dirt circled round the dress. Barron had pushed her so hard to the extent her hands got red and bruised. “I'm so sorry, Luna,” Barron said as he helped Nico to stand upright on her feet. “Did you see what I saw, uncle?” a feminine voice shouted from behind as they all looked back to spot Emmason.

From that day, Elsa destiny changed and she took on a whole new responsibility. ******* War they say is costly! No one knew the cause of the war but nobody can ever forget that day. In the small City of Astra, everyone lived in total peace and happiness. There wasn't much that could be seen except for it's plentious fruits, few people and the ever magical forest. The people found the forest magical cause every full moon, blue lights where seen floating in the air and no matter how far a person wandered into the forest, there was something that always brought them back to the entrance of the city. While on other evenings, white lights were seen forming different creatures in the air such as b

I glanced down at the divorce papers in my hands, my eyes welling up with pain. Right then, someone called out the holes in Yvette's story. [Can't you see? She's all about the drama, demanding a divorce, crying for compensation, but where's the proof?] [Who wouldn't be content with a husband like that? Handsome, caring, a family man.] [And let's not forget, Eugene's a grad from one of the best universities in the country. No way he can't land a job.] The skeptical murmurs grew into a roar until I decided it was time to drop a real shocker.

Shouting, the unmistakable clatter of coins scattering across the floor, and finally, Annalisa’s voice, sharp and laced with panic. I couldn’t take it anymore. Bursting through the door, I scanned the room. Smoke hung heavy in the air, obscuring the scene. A group of burly men surrounded Annalisa, their faces contorted in predatory grins. One of them, a hulking brute with a missing tooth, held a crumpled wad of bills in his hand. “Looks like the little lady’s all out of luck,” he sneered, his voice dripping with malice.