Diluc And Kaeya Novels & Stories

Asher looked between Kir and Kaoru before snarling angrily. “No! It’s not possible! You’re lying Kaoru!” Asher looks at Kir. “Tell me it’s not true! Tell me he isn’t yo-“ Asher paused, mid-sentence, as Luca spoke up. “Now it all makes sense, Kaoru is one of Kir’s mates as well.” Luca said as he walked up to Asher.

Flattened against the balcony railing like conspirators, Lucian nearly bit his own fist to keep from shouting. "Oh... my... Goddess..." Beside him, Darius's eyes had grown impossibly wide. "They're going to kiss." Lucian nodded so enthusiastically that he nearly toppled over the edge. "They're definitely going to kiss! One hundred gold coins." "I'll raise you to two hundred." Darius chimed in. "They're absolutely kissing," Lucian said, so happy as if seeing his child getting married. "They have to. They MUST!" Darius nodded solemnly. Completely oblivious to the audience hovering above them, Kaelara and Aurelian remained frozen beneath the moonlight, caught between instinct, surprise, and a b

Instead, I leaned forward and pressed a soft kiss to Kael’s cheek. Lucian froze. Kael chuckled lowly and pushed himself up, standing with ease. “You know,” he said casually, “people usually knock.” Lucian ignored him completely. His gaze stayed on me. “Get away from him,” he ordered. “You’re my Luna.” Kael laughed again, louder this time. “Does she look like she wants to?” Lucian took a step forward, anger rolling off him in waves. “Let her go.” Kael turned slightly, placing a hand over mine where it rested on his chest. “No,” he said firmly. “She’s staying right here.”

Gods, I want this. But it’s a lie. “I saw you fall,” I whisper. “You took it for her. I held you.” Lucien just smiles sadly, brushing my hair back. “You don’t have to carry that anymore. Stay with me. We can be free of all of it.” Behind him, Kaia appears. But she isn’t the same girl I’ve fought beside. Her eyes are cold. Her lips curl with disdain. “You destroyed everything,” she hisses. “Lucien died because of you. You should have never come into our lives.”

Kai and Dorian flanked him, equally tense, eyes locked on the scene before them. Elias trembled, still pinned to the wall. The dagger hadn’t pierced his skin yet, but one wrong move and— “Let. Him. Go,” Lucian growled. Luca’s gaze sharpened as he looked at Lucian fully for the first time. His smile returned—this time wider, sharper. “Brother.” Lucian’s heart stuttered. He stepped forward slowly, disbelief contorting his face. “...Luca?” Kai inhaled sharply. “What the hell…”

“We’d bite.” “That’s the hope,” Lucian said. “Just—” he hesitated, choosing his words, “—when you bite, make sure you’re both aiming at the same throats.” Kael considered that, then gave a small, humorless smile. “We have a list,” he said. Lucian’s grin came back, wider this time. “Excellent,” he said. “Try not to start with Veyra. She grows on you.” “I’ll take your word for it,” Kael said.

Yet, despite his best efforts to remain focused, his thoughts kept drifting back to Furina. Diluc found himself increasingly drawn to her. There was something about her determination and spirit that intrigued him, something that went beyond their initial arrangement. He had never intended to develop feelings for her, but as he watched her navigate the challenges thrown her way, he couldn’t help but admire her resilience.

He swiftly shifts into his human form and disappears into the foliage. Delilah assumes a hunting stance, her movements graceful yet cautious as she approaches the tall grass. Visenya trails behind, her heart swelling with fondness as she observes the familiar game unfolding before her. Suddenly, Delilah springs into action, bounding into a thicket of grass, her playful growls echoing through the air as she lands on Lucian’s chest, pinning him to the ground. Affectionate licks rain down upon him as her tail wags enthusiastically, a testament to her sheer joy.

Only when he was in arm’s length did Kaide let her go, and it caused her to fall from the exertion she was putting to free her hand. She yelped, suddenly losing balance, but Luca caught her just in time. He glared at Kaide, and the latter merely raised his hands in surrender saying, “Ooops.” “You okay?” Luca asked her and she nodded her head. He couldn’t look away, mesmerized by her pretty orbs that were fixated on his own, her scent stronger for she was close – too close, just like her ruby red lips. Kaide rolled his eyes and patted Caelum on the back. “Come on,” said he. “Mission accomplished.”

The two alphas crashed into the river, water spraying everywhere as they fought. Aria scrambled back, clutching the journal. Her arm screamed in pain, but she didn’t let go. Lucien and Kael were evenly matched. Both strong, both fast, both driven by rage. But Kael was fighting for power. Lucien was fighting for her. And that made all the difference. With a final, brutal strike, Lucien drove Kael back, pinning him against a rock. “It’s over,” Lucien snarled. Kael grinned, blood running down his mouth.