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In an instant, the air seemed to ignite. A blistering heat of over 1,000°C roared down the hallway. Flames splattered across the attackers' clothes, and no matter how frantically they slapped at themselves, the fire refused to die. Within seconds, the corridor had become a sea of burning light. Cyrus' counterattack surpassed anything they had expected. They had no time to react. Several men were struck by the burning white phosphorus. Their down jackets and padded coats turned into perfect fuel.

Their eyes were black pits, bodies twisted by enchantment, mouths foaming as they charged toward me like a living wall of death. I didn’t slow down. Something inside me snapped—clean, sharp, final. My baby shifted inside me, a faint flutter that sent a pulse of white-hot power through my veins. Moonfire answered instantly, surging up my spine, flooding my limbs. “I’m coming,” I whispered to Kaelen through the bond. “Hold on.” The first rogue lunged. I raised my hand. White fire erupted from my palm like a star being born. He didn’t even scream—just turned to ash mid-air, scattering across the battlefield like snow. The second and third came faster, claws flashing.

The woman in me wants to hear that voice again and again. “Papers, Lisa.” He growled the word, and I flinched, snapping out of whatever stupid trance I’d fallen into. Fuck. I didn’t even realize I was staring like an idiot. I stretched out the files toward him. Our fingers brushed, just for a fraction, but an electric warmth shot up my arm so fast I stopped breathing. Heat bloomed under my skin at the accidental contact, and my stupid brain started wondering how his hands would feel on the rest of my body.

he said as he let go of her hand. “Do what?” Niffa asked. “You touch my violet fire a while ago right? Do it again,” Rico said as he produce his violet fire from his right hand. Niffa gulped thinking that it might not be a good idea she slowly touches the fire with her palm then there is a spark again, and to their surprise, the bright white light covered the entire house and into the forest as it struck their eyes in a painful way. It took four minutes for them to make the light stay as it produce such strong wind towards them, Niffa suddenly felt a burning sensation in her hand as Rico quickly push her away. The light was gone and Niffa coughed as she spits blood on the ground, she look ar

he asked “No, it’s not like your actually staying long so it doesn’t matter besides you didn’t seem to have a problem with it when we were just standing out in the doorway in the cold so what’s it to you? Not wanting to wait for his response I continued “You’re wasting time, my wardrobe isn’t what you came to talk to me about so speak up and start talking or this conversation could wait for another time. Just as he was about to say something before he could even get a word out a big large boom sounded and interrupted causing me to rush to the window and look outside. It was a crazy blizzard outside, looks like the loud boom sound was the sound of a tree falling. I was so invested in what had

- I just finished my homework only to suddenly remember that I have a project with the devil that is due in three days. I refuse to work with her out of school. Who knows what her intentions are. My phone begins to ring from my night table effectively cutting off my thoughts. I reach over and unplug the device before sliding the 'accept' button and waiting for the video chat to connect. As it connects I'm met with the face of Faith. "How did your talk with Aurelia go?" She asks, skipping the greetings "Nice to see you too, Faith" I say with a small laugh as I lean my back against my headboard

Alice struggled to say. "Where is it?" Nora said and snatched the backpack from her. She knelt down in front of her and searched frantically for the inhaler. She finally found it. Alice hurriedly took some puffs of it. She calmed down after a few minutes. Nora handed her a handkerchief and she dabbed her tears away. "Are you okay now?" Nora asked. Alice nodded. She couldn't bring herself to say anything. Nora heaved a sigh of relief. She stood up from her kneeling position and sat beside Alice. Alice gently placed her head on Nora's shoulder.

"W-We don't have the k-key." Blair clicked his tongue and kicked the door down in an instant. Lights flickered on, and a thousand bags were lined up and stacked on top of each other. Blair took out the spell paper Carl had given him. It had the power to emit fire once it had been torn, and from the instructions on the paper, Carl instructed us to use fire and destroy the drugs. As Blair was about to rip it, a loud voice rang through the air. "I knew you both looked suspicious,"

Just like a brother giving advice to his sister not to spend too much money. “You're so stiff, Nico.” Celine frowned. “I want a cozy place inside Shiro.” “Does Miss Celine like the new type of Porche? There's a white color variant like the one you like,” interjected Franky, who had been inserting an offer to exchange Celine's old type for the new one. “No. I'm not interested. It's a precious gift that I must keep with all my heart and soul.” Celine shook her hair lightly. “I just want this one,” she said pointing to what she had wanted from the beginning. “I've told you the smallest details, right?”

I hold my breath as she tilts the chalice forward. The moment the blood spills into the fire, a gust of wind rushes through the clearing, lifting the flames high into the night sky. The fire burns brighter, hotter, glowing with an intensity that makes my skin prickle. It roars to life, consuming the offering, as if the very earth is acknowledging our bond. Suddenly, the flames rising higher even higher. But instead of the usual orange-red embers, a bright white light bursts out of the flames. It’s so pure, so intense that it almost hurts to look at. Everyone around me gasps, their voices full of awe.