Diluc X Kaeya Novels & Stories

Her words anchor me, my hymn rising, “Veil, guide me.” Kael confronts Dren in a chasm, their void-blades clashing, sparks illuminating the abyss. “You’ve betrayed the Veil!” Kael growls, his aura steadying, his faction rallying behind him. Dren’s rebels falter, their Overveil-tainted blades dimming, but Dren’s voice snarls, “The abyss will bury you!” Kael’s blade strikes true, felling Dren, his faction’s rebellion crumbling. Kael turns to me, voice gruff. “We’re with you, Aelys—for good.” His Shadowkin regroup, their void-blades aligning, loyalty solidified.

He didn’t hesitate. “Kael!” I shouted, but he didn’t even glance at me. His entire focus was on Lucian, who had appeared at the far end of the tunnel, his predatory smirk curling upward as if Kael’s arrival were a challenge he relished. “Well, well,” Lucian said, his voice laced with mockery. “The protective mate finally shows his face.” Kael’s growl echoed like thunder, shaking the very air around us. He surged forward, his movements a blur of power and speed.

Kanaya looked at Gio in disbelief at everything he said. "I'll kill you all!" "Sir, don't! We can talk about this." Bayu tried to hold Lucas's hand before he pulled the trigger. "Gio, tell Lucas the truth! We don't have any relationship!" "Kanaya, I love you so much, and I will be able to make you happy someday." Gio's hand dared to gently caress Kanaya's cheek. "Not like this, Gio." Kanaya roughly pushed Gio's hand away. "A woman from a brothel will always be a cheap woman. I've been the fool all this time," said Lucas, holding back the pain in his heart.

“Nice one, sunshine!” “Like the echo fight?” I say, pain stabbing my chest, legs shaky. “Hell yeah,” he says, smirking. “Keep it up!” Akira’s blade slices through, blood flying. “Stay focused!” she yells. “Like the alliance?” “Damn close,” I say, light flaring. “Dante, you good?” “Barely!” he yells, shadows ripping a rebel, blood dripping from his leg. “Kael, don’t screw us!”

I said, “do we have enough to strike the Star Raiders head-on?” Kael didn’t answer right away. He looked out the narrow window slit beside us, watching the White Snow men sparring just outside. “Enough to start,” he said at last. “But not enough for a guaranteed win.” I turned to him, eyes narrowing. “You doubt the strength of what we’ve built?” “No,” Kael said evenly. “I doubt the certainty of war.” That earned him a thin smile from me. “Then we prepare for more than war. We prepare for total domination, we don't know what Ryan might have up his sleeves.”

"If that’s what it takes." Yvette’s eyes lit up with triumph as she took a step closer, her gaze locked onto Diluc’s. She reached out to touch his face, her fingers trailing down his jaw as if savoring the moment. Diluc’s heart pounded with anger and disgust, but he leaned in, his lips brushing against hers in a cold, emotionless kiss.

She turned toward the garden doors to escape, but— “The balance is off.” She froze. Kael leaned against the doorway, holding a weighted practice sword. His expression was one of cold, infuriating certainty. “It will get you killed.” He tossed the practice sword. It clattered at her feet. “Try again.” Humiliation burned through her. She kicked the practice blade aside. “This will do.” A slight, dismissive shrug. “Your funeral.” He moved. The duel was a brutal lesson. Elira was a storm of desperation and newfound strength. Kael was an unmovable cliff face. He didn’t attack; he dismantled her. Every lunge was parried, every feint seen through.

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.”

I asked. A dark smile ghosted across Dax's lips. “One way or another.” I inhaled deeply and nodded. “Okay. Then let’s end this.” Yael cracked his knuckles, a sharp, loud sound. “Finally. I’ve been bored. I think always.” Norio murmured something in a different language that I didn’t understand but assumed was definitely a blessing for quick murder. Keyu lifted his weapon with quiet, chilling calm. “Ready.” Ciejill struck a shít pose. “Let’s go save Astrella’s traumatized a—”

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.”