Geo Gwain Saga Novels & Stories

The sound of Gwen’s slap rang across the banquet hall. Luna covered her face in shock, turning to look at her. Gwen crossed her arms across her chest and snorted coldly, “Who knew you still dared come here!” She glared at Luna viciously, her eyes full of haughty derision. “In Banyan City, you dared seduce another woman’s husband, ruining her marriage until she’s getting a divorce, and now you dare come flaunting your claws in Sea City!”

He heaved a sigh of relief upon finding Garaine standing there, putting her hands on the railing. "Garaine, what are you doing there?" Weylin asked, standing beside her, making her flinch. "Ah? You are back?" Garaine subconsciously wiped her eyes before looking at her husband. "How's it?" "Everything is fine," Weylin replied gently. "The situation is under our control." "That's great," Garaine tried to smile a bit. "Did you meet Miss Calypso?" "Yeah," Weylin replied. He narrated the incident about how The Spades came under The Devils.

I said firmly. “Receiving magic into your essence or even pulling it out of you is no walk in the park,” Geo warned. “I can handle it,” I assured him. “By the way she weathered my handshake, I believe the lass is right,” Gwendoline said with amusement. When Geo and Luthias were informed in no uncertain terms that they must leave me alone with Gwendoline, their protests were loud and long. Gwendoline patiently reminded Geo of his duties to his people and the need to check on their welfare after Charles’s invasion. Luthias was reminded that not only was he Geo’s right-hand man, but his partner, Abigail, would be worried and searching for him. She assured them she would dome her little cottag

Gwen crossed his legs over each other, his cup of coffee still in his right hand. He tried harder to think of a way out for Sage but Sage's opinions were still the best way to know about Aurora's wish. "It wouldn't be easy when you need your scent back." He conveyed and sip from his cup while Sage watched him. "What you want to do is between life and death," Gwen warned like how Beta Craig and Alpha Cowell did. "I'll give it a try." He conceded, making himself comfortable on the sofa.

His long silver-gray hair was in small braids, and a dead man was lying at his feet. Trying to get a better view I narrowed my eyes at the prone body and realized that it was Styx. Confused about what I was seeing, I opened my eyes and said, “I don't understand!” Gavin shifted beside me and growled tiredly, “Get some sleep, sweetheart.” Pinching my lips together I rolled to my side and continued to try to figure out what I had seen. “Sergio Winters is a male warrior prodigy, ancient and extremely experienced. He probably challenged Styx to claim your daughter, and unfortunately, Styx lost,” Bria whimpered, and I ground my molars.

I sat in the dark, fingers pressed to my lip, heart still racing long after the car started moving again. Twenty minutes later, floodlights appeared. They sliced through the rain like white knives. The Forge rose behind a twenty-foot wall. A single sign glowed above the gate: STRENGTH IS THE ONLY TRUTH. A guard in a black rain poncho stepped up, a shotgun slung over his shoulder. He tapped on the glass. Viktor rolled the window down. Cold air rushed into the car like needles. "Delivery for Block C." The guard stared at me. Red eyes, dried blood on my lip. "He looks soft. He won't last a month."

Each motion of Liang’s hands was deliberate, guiding her through the de-hypnosis, threading a fragile path between memory and madness. Adrian’s eyes flicked to Kai, the dark practitioner, who was restrained but radiated a dangerous arrogance. Even bound, the man’s eyes glimmered with hatred and defiance. Yet Adrian knew that Kai was indispensable because the Gu worm embedded deep in Gwen’s body could only be removed by him. That cursed parasite had fed on her energy for five long years, ensuring that any attempt to regain her memories would trigger catastrophic consequences.

He was drawing power from the same bond Rowan had tainted. “Don’t,” I said. “That’s what he wants.” But it was too late. Logan raised his hand, and the world cracked open. Light burst from his palm, tearing through the slope and down into the valley. Wolves scattered, shrieking, their shadows twisting. Gwen stood still, untouched, smiling through the chaos. When the light faded, half the valley burned. The air smelled of ash and blood. And Gwen was gone. Logan dropped to one knee. “She’s not real,” he said again, voice hollow.

"The scent of the main army will mask our approach from the eastern ridge. But once we hit the thermal vents near the base of the volcano, the heat will give us away." "We'll be moving fast enough that it won't matter," Gabriel said, drawing his massive, black-steel broadsword from his back. The blade hummed faintly, catching the sickly green light from the sky. He looked at Gina, his silver-haired Luna, whose eyes were already shifting into a luminous, predator silver. "Are you ready?" Gina didn't answer with words. She let out a low, vibrating snarl, her inner white wolf scratching at the surface, eager to tear into the hunters who had murdered her ancestors.

Aleksei roared from behind me, his voice vibrating through the warehouse. Gerald stared directly at me, completely ignoring Aleksei “ Rowan Morretti, my boss wanted you, Violet Greco , the order was to cause chaos at the Carmene gate and kidnap you while the other boys burn down your father’s warehouse.” A cold dread pooled in my stomach, but before I could ask him what Rowan wanted with me, a deafening BANG echoed right next to my ears. I flinched as Gerald's head snapped back, a bullet pierced perfectly between his eyes and his body went limp on the pole.