D'vorah Mortal Kombat X Novels & Stories

Signaling the return of the true Leader that eradicated his target with an unsettling smoothness. Every shot found a throat or a chest, dropping his targets easily. He didn't bother to react when bullets whistled past his ears, he moved with the terrifying movement of a beast that had finally been let off its chain. “Look at that monster,” Xavier muttered, watching Dorian carve through the ranks, lowering his gun and regaining his breath, relaxing. “Thrilled to be in a death-match despite being shot.” Kieran didn't look up from his sights, giving Dorian cover from behind, who was indulging in the bloodshed to the core.

Mabilis siyang tumakbo papunta ro’n para patayin ito. Boom. Head shot. Kahit si Xhyro ay natahimik. She at least expected a compliment because of her moves there, but obviously, his pride can’t take that again. Sabagay, kung siya rin naman ang tatanungin, mahihiya rin siyang magsabi rito. “Oh! How’s that, Xhyro Gaming?” She smirked and put down the phone for a while to stretch her fingers after sucessfully clutching and killing all enemies.

“Who the hell does he think he is?” “I was just as surprised,” I admit. “He’s always seemed respectful over the years. I was really disappointed.” “And Xavier?” she asks. “What did he do?” I hesitate. “He punched him.” “AS HE SHOULD!” she screams. “Yes! Served him right!” I laugh despite myself. “Honestly, I didn’t even see it coming.” “Wait—wait—hold on,” Ava says, her tone shifting. “So now you’re stuck between two brothers who are both… slightly unhinged?”

The circle tightens. Warrior 4: "Still standing? What are you?" Xavier (panting): "Tired. Irritated. And wondering why six of you can't down one blind man." Warrior 5 (lunges): "Then fall!" Clash. Dust rises. Xavier flips one over his shoulder with a chokehold twist. Xavier: "You're leaving your left side open." Warrior 6 (from behind): "And you're bleeding too much." Blade slices across his ribs. Xavier stumbles and nearly drops. He kneels, gasping.

The once formidable vampire elder, who had posed a grave threat to Chastity and the entire pack, found himself unable to withstand the relentless assault from the united front of the Red Moon warriors. Xander, fueled by a potent blend of rage and determination, delivered powerful blows that weakened Dylan's defenses. Limuel, the seasoned beta, exploited every opening with calculated strikes, leaving the vampire elder increasingly vulnerable. Ethan, showcasing the skills he had honed through intensive training, added his strength to the onslaught. Jack, with his agility and strategic acumen, complemented the assault with swift and precise movements.

I said, with my eyes straying to his face. "Xylie prevailed due to her spirit magic; by piercing the veil separating the living from the dead, she managed to summon the Dorocha.” His expression twisted into a displeased grimace as he said, "I remember, that war made Xylie famous.” “We have to watch our backs, I don’t want us to be collateral damage between her and Selene since there is a reason she easily gave up that name.” “Are you suggesting double-crossing?” His eyebrows were raised so high for a second I thought he didn’t have any.

Liora shouted. Alpha Team stormed into the building amidst the sudden darkness. The sound of silenced gunfire rang out like rhythmic knocking on a door. In the chaos, Mavric moved like a shadow, disabling enemy combatants with deadly, ruthless efficiency. Hera tried to escape through a hidden rear door, but Liora had already anticipated her move. She intercepted the woman in a narrow corridor. A fierce close‑quarters fight broke out not with magic or fantasy technology, but with real, brutal Krav Maga techniques.

Their bond was twisted, but she raised her, and now she was her to secure Xavier for her beloved daughter Avery. Dora's eyes narrowed, a viper poised to strike. "I may not have given birth to her, but I raised her after her mother died," she hissed, the truth of her claim twisting in the air like a knife. Xavier's stance remained unyielding; his gaze locked onto hers with an intensity that could shatter glass.

Xavia could not contain her cry of pain as a sharp tearing sensation shot through her scalp. Fear gripped her as she said in desperation, "If you dare lay a finger on me, I'll get Duskfall to kill you!" The next moment, a resounding sound reverberated through the air as a powerful slap struck Xavia's face. The strength behind a man's strike was vastly different from that of a woman's. While the slap from Chloe the previous day had been painful, it was within her tolerance levels. However, the force of Noah's slap left her reeling, her face throbbing as if her skin had been torn apart.

He felt a dizzying pain and hurl his cup against the mirror in front of him watching it turn into little pieces because at that moment, despite how little Maya was she had done a good job placing her weight on his heart and stomping on it repeatedly. Maria ran back in and she shivered as she met his gaze and he could tell that even she knew that his demons were back again and this time they were fiercer, angrier. Xavier Salvador was after all not invincible.