Eldian Attack On Titan 소설 & 이야기

Soren stood at the center, flanked by her most trusted operatives. “You’ve caused quite the disruption,” Soren said, her eyes gleaming with amusement. “But you’re too late. Hydra is bigger than you can imagine.” “We’ll see about that,” Elena replied, her voice steady. The room erupted into chaos as Dante and Aleksandr burst in from a side entrance, taking out guards with precision. Elena advanced on Soren, their gazes locked in a battle of wills. “This is where it ends,” Elena said, raising her weapon. Soren smiled. “For you, maybe.”

"The girl is right, Titan. The Mother is a poison, but even poison can be used as a catalyst. Use the dagger. Not to kill her, but to link her." Dante let out a roar of frustration, but he obeyed. He grabbed the hilt of the "Anti-Matter" blade still lodged in his chest and ripped it out. He didn't drop it. He drove it through Elena’s shoulder, pinning her to the obsidian wall of the Vault. "Agh!" she shrieked, her body arching in agony.

Think, Hazel, you have to do something! Iliana looked around frantically and her eyes darted over the guards before she turned her head and tried to catch a glimpse of Emanuel. He scrambled himself up from the floor and his eyes glowed brightly as a growl rumbled from his chest and reached the ceiling. “Alpha Emanuel, I suggest you stand back,” Darian called. I wasn't sure what good he thought that would do, he just sent our world's most highly trained warriors after Emanuel's mate, of course, he would want to protect her.

“What about Joxan? You know he’s under training. It’s not safe here. I’m still dealing with the people who attacked you.” “I can protect my kids,” Elyana snapped. “You don’t have to worry. Let’s talk after we meet. I’m hanging up now.” Without waiting for his reply, she ended the call. Her mood had been light, excited even—until Daimon ruined it. A beat passed before Arden spoke lazily. “Did Daimon tell you who was behind that attack on you?” Elyana narrowed her eyes. “What do you mean? You know who it was?”