Novel & Cerita Ela From R6

Allan, with his keen senses and agility, flanked the enemy, striking with deadly accuracy. Elara faced off against another lieutenant, a lithe and agile werewolf named Selene. The two clashed in a dance of blades and flames, their movements almost too fast to follow. Elara’s Celestial Flames provided a shield against Selene’s attacks, and with a powerful strike, she sent Selene crashing into a tree.

“Now, I will not get into details at the moment, but I might in due time. I also want to limit this to those who already know, as much as I can. What I will tell you for now is that Elaeya is a hybrid, and part of her nature is something that has been hunted and killed for centuries. Her kin is officially believed instinct, and what little survivors there are, are probably relying on this to stay hidden and survive. She has spent all her life away from societies, especially the supernatural kind. As a stray, she’s still adapting to a pack, but I will probably not be able to keep her a secret for long. Which is why her security will have to be taken care of. She will have a bodyguard with her

These must be her brothers. Leah confirmed Ray’s thoughts. “Everyone, these are my brothers.” She pointed to the three blonds, pointing them out one by one. “This is Max. Then there’s Tristan, and Axel.” Last she pointed to the red haired man. “And last but not least, there’s Gabriel.” While Leah was introducing her brothers, Ray, Jagger, and Dallas had shifted back to human and put on a pair of shorts Francesca brought to them.

Valerian explained. I took his word for it and tried to relax. I looked around the large hall filled with people dressed in flashy clothing. Several torches circled it spreading the light of the flames. Everything seemed to have a touch of gold. Food was served on several tables, and some maids carried about drinks and snacks on trays. Three more kingdoms were announced after ours. I caught Valerian staring at one of the princesses of RavenCrest as she walked the aisle. Judging by the smile she rendered when their eyes met, they must have something going.

GAVRAEL ~ “Thank you for delivering yourself to me. From what I’ve been told, the mate to the white wolf is the Alpha. I can’t wait to have you strapped down next to her. I finally have something to take me to the highest levels of prestige in the scientific world. Imagine all I could do with your DNA, my name will be in the history books. I will be able to replicate whatever makes you all so special and make an army of your kind from humans, give people powers at will. I will become a goddess on earth, nations all over the world will seek my work, and no one will ever call me weak again.” I watched the female talk while she pointed her weapon at me, I could smell the wolfsbane on it, and th

I searched his eyes for an answer, but whatever it was lay deep in his heart, a place I couldn’t reach with just my eyes. “She was brought back to life,” he revealed. “Elena?” My heart hammered as her name escaped my mouth. “No, Rhoda. She was returned from the dead by the moon goddess. And now my brother won’t rest until he finds her killer,” he answered. It was more relieving to hear Rhoda was back to life than Elena. Not that it did any good for both of us, but at least, it wouldn’t be on my side to struggle from the beginning again. I sighed, shaking my head as thoughts evaded it. “So what’s going happen. Everything’s in place, you need to do something,”

to prove her training methods were sound. She lifted her chin, her eyes fixed on the Enforcer with a crazed certainty. "Watch closely." "I am Elara. I am Selena's Alpha mother." It was a fact. The absolute truth. And yet...

“It won’t happen again! I’ll change!” “It’s too late,” Lyra said coldly. Kaelen froze. Lyra stood up, meeting his gaze. “You know, Kaelen, at first, I truly did look down on Elara. I thought her background was lacking, that her nature wasn’t ruthless enough to be the Luna of the Black Stone Pack.”

He fired the pulse weapon, the high-frequency hum shattering the rain as it sent the first two Vanguard soldiers stumbling back, their electronic visors short-circuiting in a spray of blue sparks. Elara didn't wait. As the third soldier lunged with a telescopic baton, she swung the iron pipe with every ounce of fury she had been suppressed since she’d left the Peak. It connected with a sickening crack against the man’s knee. He went down, and she didn't hesitate to kick the weapon out of his hand. "Elara, the back gate! Move!" Julian shouted, grabbing her arm and pulling her toward a rusted service door at the end of the dead-end.