Novel & Cerita Diego Of Ice Age

(Yeah, it feels like suicide, but he helped me when I was in need, so if there is even a single percent chance that he is in need of help, then I am surely going there. I walked a few meters inside the woods. I saw the back of Diego, but he wasn't wearing his shirt anymore, and there was blood on his torso. I gasped and walked towards him. "Oh my god, Diego, are you alright?" I ran towards him and turned him towards me. There were animal claw-like marks on his abs and chest. "God, you are badly hurt," I said, but to my surprise, the wounds that were in front of my eyes a second ago started to heal themselves automatically. I widened my eyes and raised my head to look into his eyes. I fell on

Yes, let's do this. Deigo was a Nathan, a scientist, and a doctor. He is very professional at what he does. Nathan found him on the street wandering around in search of money and food to help his family, especially his late little daughter, who had heart failure. Diego was a qualified doctor. First-class intellectual scientists are good at creating parasites and viruses. He was a very good man, kind to everyone he was able to help. Generous in his own way. He lost his parents to the cold hands of death. An accident claimed their lives, leaving him, at the age of 18 and eighteen, struggling in the streets. And successful, he was able to stand again with his intelligence. He became a medical d

I tucked a few silver knives into my jacket and boots and came out of the room. "Will you please bring a chocolate for me?" I heard Diego's voice behind me when I was closing the door. Diego is a five-year-old pup who came in the blue moon pack when he was 2 years old. His father was an alpha and is a good friend of our alpha. He died in an airplane crash with his mate, and alpha Aiden took Diego under his care. When I shifted to the orphanage, Diego got my attention on the very first day. He is the youngest pup in the orphanage and is often bullied by others, and this bullying is one of the primary reasons we bond well together. "And why would I do this, baby?" I teased him, and he pouted.

As I saw a flicker of doubt cross Diego’s face, I knew that my words had struck a chord and bought us precious time to execute our escape plan. Diego leaves Xavier’s neck and steps back, his eyes narrowing with suspicion. “And what do you think I have been looking for all these years?” he asked, his tone challenging. I took a deep breath, trying to maintain my composure as I carefully chose my next words. “Your son is alive, Diego. And I know where he is.” Diego’s eyes widened in shock before quickly narrowing again, his expression guarded. “Prove it,” he demanded, his voice filled with a mix of hope and skepticism.

It sucked the energy out of the air, the moisture from the breath of her mates, and the life from the very ground beneath her. The black ice beneath her boots spread in jagged, fractaled veins, claiming the slush of the rink and turning the iron rebar into brittle glass. "Don't move," the scientist commanded. His name was Dr. Aris Sterling, a man whose face was a map of cold clinical precision, his white tactical gear pristine despite the carnage around them. "Every step she takes toward you is a death sentence, Kaelen. Her internal temperature is dropping to absolute zero. She isn't a wolf anymore; she’s a thermodynamic collapse."

Diego couldn't help but smile, though he made sure not to show it to Algern. "Do you really think you won't get caught by the emperor? You know what the emperor truly is, right? He's not mortal, Algern. He won't let you destroy his general's pack," Diego retorted, confident that Damian wouldn't allow all their hard work to go to waste.

able to survive in this disaster flickering. And I gulp, moving my head in a no. She has to be alive...she can't die. She is here only .... breathing ....I need to save her. I dig up the snow...my claws freezing. Almost going numb. But I don't stop. Tears sliding down my eyes, feeling helpless and so scared for the first time in my life. 15 minutes....I spend almost 15 minutes digging the frozen ice to only find the dug holes again getting covered by fresh snow.

They just attacked. Diego moved among them like a storm of his own. He broke jaws, dislocated shoulders, drove shattered links of their own silver chains into their thighs. They howled, crumpling. “How?” he spat, breathing hard. “Who told you I was alive?” One of them grinned through broken teeth. “The bounty’s public now, Vega. You’re worth a kingdom.” He was about to break its neck when a voice froze him. “You’re going nowhere.” He knew that voice. Had sung it lullabies. Had heard it say “I love you, Papá.”

Diego appeared baffled why she is looking for the baby girls who was beside her. "Diego where is my baby.?" She repeated. "I don't know? We are out of the house trying to control the flood from reaching our house." "Diego one of the baby is missing!* Mira started to cry she already have names for each of the baby she gave birth to.first one was Alexandra, the second was Brianna and the third was Cassandra the frail and smallest of all.

The forest stretched endlessly, its snow-covered expanse swallowing the faint light of the afternoon. Diego’s boots crunched against the frozen ground as he led the pack through the dense thickets, his senses sharp, his body tense with purpose. Every step carried him deeper into uncharted territory, following a trail that grew colder by the minute. “Diego, we’ve been at this for hours,” Gabriel’s voice cut through the silence, his tone edged with fatigue. “The pack needs a break. You need a break.”