Fire Force Lisa Novels & Stories

she whispered, but the wolf simply opened one insulted blue eye and let out a sigh that sent the snow in front of his mouth flying wildly around them. “I wish I had your faith,” she whispered. “Do you think he will come tonight? I can feel him drawing nearer, but the cold is deeper now. It almost reached my bones. I fear it will soon be too late.” The wolf opened both blue eyes this time and whined. “Do not worry, I will use what last strength I have to return your mate to you. Perhaps Milo and I will not live to keep you in this plane, but that does not mean you can’t be together.”

Seeing what was happening, Lisa went crazy. “What is this!” she shouted. “Stop this right now or you are all fired” she shouted at the tech staff as she ran to the big screen, looking for a way to turn it off, and Jeremiah stood there with a complicated look on his face, and I , I pretended to look heartbroken.

“I'm not saying you shouldn't be friends with her anymore, I just don't want her near anything that concerns me until she makes her intentions clear.” “I understand Natasha,were you hurt? Ryan almost ran mad when he heard your scream and the room burning.” Lisa touched my shoulder and I bit my lip in regret. I did that,I set the room on fire and I'm out of control. “Natasha?” “I'm fine.. the fire didn't burn me.” I assured her. I wasn't fine,I need help! The men came down from the stairs all looking white thanks to the foam of the fire extinguisher.Ryan came to my side and I hugged him Lisa took Jayden with her and the rest left us alone.

Still, it was Lisa's eyes that had all the other wolves who would usually have interfered by now standing stock still, not wanting to get involved. When his gorgeous mate looked at him, her eyes burned, like a raging forest fire Lisa's eyes were burning, her irises the color of flames, reds, yellows, and oranges swirled out of control. Every time someone tried to intervene,,, she would look at them,, and a wave of molten heat pushed them back, she was a terrifying sight to behold, and he struggled to breathe.

"Nothing. We can speak another time. We have to focus on Lisa’s challenge to that bastard Tobias now." I saw Lisa and her from the window. They both have incredible speeds. A normal human couldn’t withstand a single blow from their attacks. Given how voraciously Lisa was fighting, I wondered if I stood a chance against her. Her hunter gene gave her supreme instinct and the wolf, though not outright, unmatched power. She truly is a wonder.

“That's why I didn't want to show myself yet, I had to find out why they acted that way. As much as I hate to say this, but I am glad, her death caused a diversion and I was able to get enough information without anyone tailing me.” 'Did you plan all this before the fire?” “Of course not, I was so furious from the death of my savior but what I heard made me stay behind.” ****Flashback**** LISA POV I sat by the bank of the tree crying as I washed the fire slowly and started to reduce. I didn't hear her scream, I hope she died before the fire burnt her. It would be so painful to burn…. I couldn't even think about it.

He hadn't taken more than a single stride when he felt a hand reach up and grab his wrist. Lisa's chest heaved and she jumped out of bed. The fire was coursing through her veins like a river of molten metal. To free herself from the wires snaking inside her, she began clawing down her arms. Her gaze darted about the space. Everything was crystal clear, and the colours had a more vivid quality.

Lisa waved her hand, and dazzling holy fire appeared. Nine Light Holy Fire! How could she do that? Barry was greatly surprised. Even at his peak in the upper three heavens, he could not withstand this Nine Light Holy Fire directly. This native from the lower three heavens, Lisa, could actually summon Nine Light Holy Fire. Though just a small flame, it had almost completely dispelled the ice-cold poison brought by the Snow Reflecting Divine Blade earlier. Truly incredible! While Barry fought the voodoo doll and marveled, a nimble figure pounced forward. Initially thinking it was a sneak attack, he realized it seemed to be helping him.

I felt my ribs snap, the pain white and blinding. “Don’t touch him!” Lisa screamed. She surged forward, her Resonance flaring with such intensity that the remaining glass pillars in the room exploded. She wasn’t just building a bridge anymore; she was the storm. But Silas was faster. He caught her wrists, his own energy neutralizing hers with a sickening, static-filled hiss. “You’re tired, Lisa,” Silas whispered, pulling her close. “You’ve spent your life building walls to keep people out. But look at you now. You’re breaking. And the girl is breaking with you.”

“W-Who are you? I don’t know you! Security? Security! Throw these lunatics out now!” Judging by Cassandra’s reaction, everybody realized something was up. Jumping to action, Wesley pounced on me. Ready for him, I yelled, “We are live. Touch me, and I’ll defend myself with the law.” Wesley slammed to a stop and glared at me with an ashen look. Snapping out of her thoughts, Cassandra ended the livestream frantically. With millions watching, she had streamed for nearly twenty-four hours. The feed went dark. Her response was a clear sign to all that she had something to hide.