Fairy Tail 2nd Season Novels & Stories

To top it off, Zen finished his chanting and purified the gloomy glade. Without miasma clouding the area, the darkness in the fairy queen’s heart lessened as she prepared to evolve in her second phase. Damian stood up again and quickly re-positioned himself behind a huge rock. Taking aim, he told Zen to watch out for ranged attacks. The fairy queen was about to conjure some powerful magic missiles. “Attack her hands, wings or eyes!” Zen yelled through the party call. “I’ll try to bind her again.” Buying time for Zen to activate his ability, Damian aimed and calculated the trajectory of his shots with his cyborg eyes. Locking in on the target, he fired six consecutive shots this time, aiming

(Augustina's Pov.) “You will be married off before the next full moon.” my mother announced. My hands trembled slightly. The polished wood of the council table felt suddenly foreign under my fingers. My wolf growled softly, restless, sensing the shift in the air. For a moment, I forgot how to breathe. The council room around me disappeared into shadows. My mother, Luna Seraphina Moonfall, stood perfectly still, chin lifted, as if she had just declared something noble. My father sat silent, his gaze fixed on the table, giving nothing away.

Lorelei was even more intelligent than I expected, which put my heart at ease. It had been a month since I returned to Camdonia. Vincent finally couldn't hold himself back any longer and stormed into my office. His sharp, bloodshot eyes pinned me down with their gaze. My assistant gasped in panic. "Ms. Atkinson, I'm sorry!" I waved him off and told him to return to his post before gesturing for Vincent to sit. I poured him a cup of tea and said calmly, "If you have something to say, please go ahead."

I said, avoiding Emma's glaring eyes. "And why are you here?" "Because this story concerns me as well," I offered. "I am the Alpha King's second-chance mate." She smiled a little as her eyes traveled up and down my body. I knew she wasn't impressed by what she saw but I didn't let it affect me. "His second-chance mate? Is that so?" "Yes," I said calmly. "Only, the problem is that his first mate isn't dead, nor did he reject her openly."

Not just Jing Yue's voice, but nothing seemed to make her feel she was still in that room. She must have fainted again or floated into oblivion, as the next thing was that she was seeing a series of high resolution, clear images. She resolved that they had to be memories of Chu Xin Ran and Fang Yiqi. Everything was as clear as day. Again she was at the battlefield, watching Fang Yiqi hover over her, but this time, she could see his visage clearly. It shocked her to realise who he had been all along. Jing Yue's voice reverberated in the room, returning her to the present. "Xin Ran, I'm sorry."

BEATRICE “Mommy, I heard a voice in my head last night.” I freeze mid-step, the water bowl in my hands nearly slipping. Bailey’s sitting up on the bed. Her cheeks are flushed pink, but not from fever this time. Her eyes are glowing with something wild and new. “What did you say?” I ask, setting the bowl down slowly. She grins. “A voice. She said she’s my wolf. Her name is Lira and she’s mine forever.”

After fighting between her mind and heart Ana decided to go back, she would come back tomorrow. But when she turned around Ana was surprised by someone who looked at her hungrily. Ana jumped back, both surprised and frightened. "Who are you?" Ana ventured to laugh. The man in front of her smiled eerily. "I will eat you." *** "Hurry up Alarick." Sean was getting more and more anxious as the feeling of fear and desperation grew. Alarick didn't answer he just focused on picking up speed. It wasn't long before he saw the Rouge leader strangling a girl making Alarick unable to control his anger. He roared as loud as possible making the ground around him tremble.

Why did Brandon shrink form the very sight of him? Why do I want him to be mine? END OF PART TWO – THE CLAN CELEBRATION

I'd won that argument in the end. The departure from the Twilight Court had been more emotional than I'd thought it would be. First of all, I'd expected to leave Cat behind, but she made it very clear - through a series of horrible yowling episodes - that she was having none of that. Then there were well wishes from the fairies, and finally, Keir's goodbye which involved a crushing hug and quick swipes at his eyes. I was shocked to find my own eyes watering and had to come to terms with the fact that it had only taken a few days for me to get attached to these fairies.