God Of War Levi Garrison นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"You vindicated me, Nyx." "I don't know if I did all that—" "I've won complete war campaigns," he cut in, voice intense, eyes bright. "I've led an empire. I've stared down death hundreds of times since I was fifteen. None of that felt as good as watching you take her down." His eyes sparkled like he'd just discovered a new religion and I was it. It hadn't even been for him—but I smiled anyway. "You're welcome then." "I swear, with you I can do anything," Levi gushed. "Baby, I've never felt this light in my life."

His opponent then snapped back to reality and said, "Oh, Hi! I'm Garrison Fawkner from Azure Peak. Let's get started!" After that, Garrison charged toward Adrian. Adrian observed Garrison and thought that his sword techniques were quite impressive. Generally speaking, Garrison could be considered a promising talent. If Adrian had encountered Garrison in his earlier days, it might have taken him some time to deal with him. However, things were different here.

Levi sat at the table, wrists shackled, his dark hair longer than I remembered, his face gaunt… but his eyes were the same. Sharp… Calculating…. Watching. The moment his gaze landed on Gavin, his mouth twisted into something between amusement and disdain. He leaned back in his seat, his eyes narrowed. “Well, if it isn’t my old friend, Gavin Landry,” Levi drawled. “What honor do I have for this visit, Almighty Alpha?” Gavin didn’t look the least bit amused. “We came for information,” Gavin said, pulling out a seat for me to sit down. I sat down, and Gavin sat in the seat beside me, his hand never leaving my thigh. I wrapped my fingers around his hand, as if that were enough to ground me.

And that was why they were special. But God of Wars were also a special breed of gods. And they were special in a variety of ways. When a God of War was born, it spelled trouble for any god. This was because once you were struck by the force of a god of war, it mattered little where your Godhead was hidden. No matter where your Godhead was, it would be destroyed! It didn’t matter how well hidden it was, or the kind of protection over it. The power of a god of war was able to ignore all this. It was for this reason Loki had chosen to tempt Ares over to his side. As long as Zeus was weakened, Ares should have been able to kill him, whether he knew where his father’s Godhead was or not. However

Kenji grunts to Levi, nodding his head in my direction, signaling my approach. I watch as Levi leans in closer to the God, whispering, “Remember to respect your Queen.” His defiant eyes lock onto mine, but no words leave his mouth. As I get closer to the three of them, Levi pulls himself into a standing position, shoving his boot down to remind the God that he’s not going anywhere.

If you resist, your divine bones will be destroyed, and you will be cast from the Starfall Spire. As he finished speaking, two squads of celestial soldiers stepped forward. No matter how glorious the two men had once been, they no longer dared to resist. They cast one final look at us before leaving. Azena and I held each other's hands tightly, feeling finally truly at peace. Our previous lives were worse than a nightmare. After Guerrian and Dexaldir's sentence, Azena took over the God of War position, becoming the only Goddess of War of the Celestial Skies.

He had created a being from magic and necromancy as one of the three superweapons he had intended to throw at the hated General Christopher’s army, hoping this tipped the ongoing stalemate to him, finally allowing him entrance to the only portal out of this forsaken realm. “Send Norian, she will get it done,” Darius said, stroking his thick black beard for a few moments. Lieutenant Norian was the master assassin Carey’s protégé, and he only took in the best. Not hearing his command being acknowledged, Godking Darius looked up, and upon seeing the man visibly pale slightly, he raised an eyebrow.

I said as I pleaded with him with my eyes. “My name is not Gavrael, it’s Zephyr.” That was his only response before he gave the command for his army to attack. As the first wave of the beasts advanced, I raised my hands and they shrieked as I blasted them off with pure light. The beasts behind that first line paused, not daring to step away from the dark shadow surrounding them into my light. The first line that I blasted was nothing more than specks of dust now. “That was just a warning shot.” I growled.

“Even the Moon Readers can’t explain it.” Tharion paced like a caged animal fighting his doubts and fears. He knew the war would be lost without the Goddess Warrior or the Tiger Warrior. Tharion’s mind link to Kaelan crackled with static—battle preparations were already underway, but the moment Kaelan caught the edges of Kaplan’s pain through the bond, his response was immediate. Hold on. I’m coming.