Dc Comics Indigo Novels & Stories

Why had she lied about the attack being a rogue? “Aww how sweet, we both know you won’t be helping.” She said making him smirk. “Depends on what you mean by helping, there’s a lot I could help you with.” He replied with a smirk. Scarlett's heart skipped a beat, as Indigo glanced up from her phone. “Well, I’m afraid I'm off, Daniel’s outside and might spend the night.” She said, Jessica nodded. Daniel was Indigo’s best friend and gay. She never minded having him over knowing he had no interest in Indigo in that way.

I am… Indigo Santiago, future wife of the infamous Princes of Darkness and mother of two strong future kings or darkness. 🔷🔷🔷 Raven- I've seen Indigo mad but never pissed. I feel for her more than she knows. It’s her anger that’s helping her focus right now and it’s that same anger that helping her make decisions that will force them to open their eyes to the reality of this world. This is new to her but at the same time in a way it's not. She came from a fucking shitshow of an upbringing. In and out of foster homes where only she knows what happened to her while in them.

Whoever thought that a simple rescue mission would turn into an all-out hybrid vs hybrid battle! There we were facing off against Plymouth, Indigo, and Stronghold outside the beat-down Vanity facility. Each one was hard enough to fight alone. But now that all three of them were here, we knew we had our hands full. " Hope you're ready to die Ominous!” Indigo said. Her arms then started to emit green electricity. She used that electricity to make two lightning rods, trolled around in three circles, and then shot them at us. " Not gonna happen chica!” Energygrid said.

I paused, sending him an astonished glance for so indelicately mentioning her cries of pleasure. “Just ignore him.” Chuckling, Bison slugged his friend on the arm with the back of his hand as he told me, “He’s just sour because you got nookie last night, and he didn’t.” “Well, it’s not bloody fair,” Indigo groused. “I’ve been nothing but a good, honest soldier, and I haven’t had a woman in nigh on a year now. But you…” He motioned vaguely toward me. “You betray your lady repeatedly for days, and she lets you right back into her bed within a week? I told her…” He shook a finger warningly at me. “I said she should wait at least a moon cycle before forgiving you. But did she listen to her best

Dos was pleasantly surprised upon hearing this and quickly brought them back to their base. When Roy and Molly entered the living room, they saw Lord Indigo, the boss of the 18 Black Wind Riders, sitting and waiting. Lord Indigo wore a mask that hid his true appearance, but his aura was overwhelming. He looked at Roy and Molly and said coldly, “Are you the ones who bribed a captain of the law enforcement unit of Black Wind Canyon?” Roy said, “Hmph, who are you to speak to me in this manner?” Lord Indigo sneered and said, “How dare a lowly mayor like you act so arrogantly in front of me? This is Black Wind Canyon, not your Dragonvale City!

Since I can’t voice out my answer, I just give him a brief nod. "Since you are here asking me, I am going to assume he did not explain everything." He continues to guess, carefully dropping the firewood down to his side. “Since you are this curious about it, I guess you found out about the lycans as well.” I nod again. “Alright.” Indigo begins to squat down. “Let me just make something for lunch so we can talk it over. I’ll tell you everything.” ***

Indigo said. She harnessed her electricity and fired massive beams of dark lightning at me. But I effortlessly dodge each one with the inhuman level speed I got from the Anomaly. Indigo kept firing her lightning bolts at me , ultimately missing every time . Just before she could fire another bolt, I grabbed her wrist and stopped. " I’M NOT GOING TO LOSE TO YOU” Indigo yelled while trying to probe my mind. Inside, she found herself floating in a green tented space .

[KING'S COMPANY] Indigo halted in her tracks when she saw Hudson talking with Lily. She hardly saw him these days because of his busy schedule, and now here he was, chatting and smiling with an artist. "Ma'am, we..." Indigo's assistant's voice trailed off as Indigo approached Hudson. "Dee," Hudson smiled when he spotted her. "Let's talk," Indigo said calmly before turning to leave. Hudson followed her to a quiet place. "Uhm... I..." Indigo struggled to find the right words. "I've missed you," she confessed.

Here, the rain actually washed things clean. ​"Damian," I called out from the terrace. ​He appeared from the small cellar we’d converted into a workspace. He was wearing a linen shirt, the sleeves rolled up to reveal forearms that were now corded with the labor of restoration rather than the tension of the boardroom. He looked at me, and for the first time, his eyes weren't scanning for a threat. They were simply seeing me. ​"The indigo arrived," he said, holding up a small glass jar. "From a supplier in Florence. It’s pure, Aara. No synthetic additives."

“Answer me while I’m still asking nicely. Who is Indigo?” “I have no idea, really!” I tilted my head upwards and walked around the room while laughing quietly in amusement. This Indigo! I stopped beside her and leaned in her ear. “I know that you’re White; I know that Levy is Black. Are you really not gonna speak about Indigo?” I slid my hand in my pocket and then sat back on the chair. “I don’t have anything to say because we have no idea of who he is!” “Indigo’s a man, you said ‘he’. Thank you,” I grinned for a second then back to a serious face. “Why are you doing criminal business with him?”