Dahlia Xenoblade 2 Novels & Stories

My bathtub can barely contain his tall frame, with his long legs dangling by the sides, inches apart from each other. He is bleeding. The bat falls from my hands at once as I rush over. I notice him clutching his stomach, so I go there first, attempting to pry his hands away. A groan slips from his lips. “You’re back.” "Who are you?" I whisper, using my hands to block the bleeding, just as my eyes scan every surface of the bathroom, searching for the first aid box. His eyes fly open, and I almost jerk back from their intensity. Two pools of icy grey eyes stare back at me in the dimly lit bathroom, framed by the most perfect features I have ever seen in my entire life.

Oh my God ! Ty hugged me close to him and kissed me passionately before releasing me and said, “I am so proud of you, baby,” he smiled and kissed my forehead making me blush. “I add on to the Elder’s boon, Alpha Stone,” Xenia suddenly said. “Your daughter will be the most powerful dragon-were-vamp hybrid and I give her the additional power of “Steal” that will help her learn other’s powers immediately as soon as she sees them wield them,” Xenia added.

An hour later, Dahlia changed her card and called Stella. The other party was just in a state of no answer all the time. I dialed five times in a row, and it wasn't until the sixth call that the phone was answered. Dahlia was furious and shouted, "Why didn't you answer the phone? Do you want your mom to die quickly?" Stella pretended to be very scared, "I didn't hear anything." Dahlia angrily grounded her teeth and said, "I left a blue box in the corner of the utility room. It contained half of the antidote. Go and get it for your mother to take. This way, it could prolong her life."

The snakes crawl in different directions. In the distance, she noticed a strange cave covered with roses. She felt curious about it so she stopped and scrutinized the flowers coiled up on the rocks. She decided to jump off the horse to get a closer look. But when her fingers touched the petals, it quickly turned to black and became ashes. "What the—?" She gasped. In her fear, she burned all the roses surrounding it. It consumed all the flowers and the vines draping at the entrance, making the inside visible. Dubheasa saw a dim light coming from the cave so she decided to go inside. She was astonished to see a freshly baked loaf on the table. She felt the cup of milk sitting on the table.

Dahlia handed her a dress to put on and Silas some shorts. “Wait, isn’t Xenia a threat?” Dahlia asked. “Not anymore,” Angelina smiled. She surprises me. “It’s because she was chosen for us Xenia. You need to realize that she will always love you. She couldn’t care less that you’re a daemon, or that you are supposedly evil. You’re still a part of her,” Skye told me. “I can see that now,” I admitted before we turned our attention back to the people. “Baby girl, where have you been?” my father asked.

The red-black dragon lands gracefully as Xena slides down his wing before he shifts into Dragus. This is really happening. We are all going to war for the survival of the wolves. Every creature is coming to help. They all grieve the loss of Gaia, and I hope she can see this from Selene’s realm and see how loved she is. I watch as Dahlia, the Alpha of Alpha’s walks closer to her parent’s. She growls at me as she passes by. “I’ve made a few calls to the other Alpha’s they will be here before the Blood Moon.” I hear her say when a giant of a man walks towards her. Malachi.

More streamed into the clearing for each rogue we stopped. "Where is Dahlia?" I yelled above the commotion. After charging into a neighboring rogue in his wolf form, Lucian moved back just long enough to respond. "She is present. Somewhere. The shadows surrounding the area started to move strangely as if on cue. I felt cold. "Daisy." Kai's tone was unsteady. "Observe." Dahlia emerged at the far end of the clearing. Unfazed and unaffected, she moved through the turmoil with composure. Her red eyes met mine, and a grin twisted her lips.

"The Blood Bane will tear you apart if they find you here." Dahlia laughed, a sharp, melodic sound that chilled the blood in my veins. She reached out, her long, claw-like nail tracing the line of my jaw. I flinched, but I couldn't move; it was as if the air around me had turned to lead. "Let them try," she whispered. "But they’ll be too busy bleeding for a throne that won't exist in a week. I came to give you a final reminder, little healer." She leaned in closer, her voice dropping to a terrifying hiss.

Hill took that as a challenge. "Our ancestors have dealt with your kind for centuries. So, even if you can somehow have immunity to wolfsbane, the herbs I added to your welcoming tea will make sure you can't let your beast out." 'She has no idea what kind of beast I am!' Dahlia growled in my head. I doubted that the herbs she used for hybrids but it didn't matter. Unless I could learn to hand over control to Dahlia, I wouldn't be able to get out or save Xavier anyway.

Dahlia's expression was still normal despite being anxious deep down due to her incident being exposed. But, her face did not show anything. "You say that I drugged you and caused you to be infertile. But, what evidence do you have? Just based on this bottle of drugs?" Dahlia snorted lightly, "You were originally barren. What's wrong with me seeking an alternative medicine to help nurse your body? You can take this medicine to any random inspection agency and see which agency would be able to detect the toxicity of these medicines."