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Immortal’s Fire Book 2 English Version
He answered me.
"W-why?" I can't help asking because I feel like protesting.
"Because they are hell hounds. They don't have thoughts. All the things that will appear in their line of sight, they will kill it immediately." He answered me.
I was shaking. Hell hounds? Cerberus? "Cerberus? Is that what you're talking about?"
"I am surprised that you know it. It's a three-headed wolf, vicious and vile. Legend says, they are the guards of hell but were exiled and vanished. And now, they are here." This story told me and the horse started running again.
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Hated mate
Lucinda suggested for the two sisters with the fire aptitude to create a pyre and let the magical beasts fight themselves for it.
Hellish hounds were innately attracted by fire since it was their nourishment and the one created by spells was a delicacy in their eyes.
Lucinda knew that, even in the presence of humans, the hounds would have prioritized the fire and fought the opposing pack for it.
That had allowed the hunting group to kill two rank 4 magical beasts instead of retreating and abandoning the hunt.
Another time, they had difficulties tracking a rank 4 Furred worm that was nearing a low-danger area, endangering that environment.
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Reborn from Ashes
"But in recent centuries, after the medieval era and the witch hunts, a lot has changed, as the other races have begun to fight back and also to hide better among the human environment, or they have simply created or gone to other dimensions... Some examples were the creation of Avalon, hidden in the mists, or Atlantica, hidden in the depths of the sea."
Unlike Achilles, I love to learn more, and now I understand why Hyperion respects Khalid, the way the vampire speaks is as if he were on those occasions.
"Um... Did you already exist when these things happened?" Sophia asked.
"Ah aha, not all of them, but yes, I'm old..." Khalid smiled. "But my Master was in many of them, I learned a lot fro
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The Curse of the Alpha
Hazel tells me, flipping her book open.
“So if his mate touches the dirt he rises from the dead?” I ask.
“The sources differ. Some legends state merely standing on the dirt will rise him, others believe one must lie on the spot under the full moon and chant a spell. Who knows," she explains with a shrug.
“Cool.”
Something dark plays in her eyes. “It’s not a game, Meara.”
“He’s dead. And considering how ancient he is, he’s not finding his mate anytime soon,” I assure her.
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The Alpha's Hellhound
Vincent stared at the book
“I figured out what Riley is” I turned to her
“She is a hellhound, you can check it yourself “
Vincent was still staring at the book, and I decided to look too
“Hellhounds carry the punishment of their ancestors past” Cyrus said as he looked at the book
In the book, I could see the image of a beast with fire surrounding it.
There was a writing below it, which I could not translate, but it seems Vincent and Cyrus understood it
So I was a hellhound
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The Alpha’s abducted Luna
Hugh asked
"I tried taking a picture but my phone went blank" she complained
Hugh just laughed at her, "let me tell you a story about this stream, we werewolves say it's a myth but I doubt" Hugh said as sat down, Lucie followed him and took a seat beside him
"Long ago it was told that this river swallowed humans, then the werewolves didn't know humans exist as humans didn't know we exist, but patrol teams always found dead bodies in it, and they looked like us but we knew they were not us through their scent, that was how we got to know that other beings exist, they said the water draws any foreign being that is not if this world to it, and they will walked into it and drawn, it helped keep
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The Hellhound Beta's Pregnant Mate
"She's not yet turned eighteen. Her wolf is not mature enough to recognise her mates."
Neither male understood it, but they had known from a young age that the future Queen of Hellhounds was their mate. They could only guess that it might be because of the fact they were hybrids, or it could be because of some other reason. Being the first of their kind meant they were on their own figuring out what it meant to be a hybrid. What they did know was that they would do anything to protect their mate and had been waiting patiently until she was old enough to recognise them as her fated ones.
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Martial Dragon Emperor S2
It had been over a year since they began appearing everywhere, which was why all the major powers had mobilized massive armies to confront this grave crisis.
Everything was getting closer, and many things were happening as a result; even Mu Huanhuan, who wasn’t supposed to get involved, ended up getting dragged into it because they truly had no other choice. In the desert, a monster with the body of a lion but three different heads—a snake, a lion, and a bull—has appeared. Not only that, but in three other places, long-dead creatures have suddenly come to life. For instance, in the Valley of Death, a creature called a hydra has emerged, possessing potent venom and being difficult to kill. Th
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The Forgotten Titan's Resurgence
"They said if I ever face a crisis I can't resolve, I should go to Mount Immortal. I'm guessing maybe my parents knew someone there. If I'm lucky, I might find them. That'd be ideal."
Upon hearing that, Talia turned away. There was no telling what she was thinking.
Gideon called out, "Forget Mount Immortal. What were you about to say just now?"
Talia looked back and asked faintly, "Do you know what the 18 Hells are?"
"Aren't they just made-up stuff from mythology…" Gideon suddenly froze, realizing something. "Wait. You mean…"
"That's right. The 18 Hells are real. Zonia Sect built them under the holy land of Mount Spiritus. Of course, they're not as magical as in myths, but the 18 Hells under
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His Property: The Alpha’s Swapped Bride
She kept her attention drawn towards the page the entire moment she flanked the pages of the Journal.
Finally, after passing through so many Pages, Cassie smile as her eyes darted towards the Content of the Journal with the title "The Few Supernaturals With The Ability To Seal Their Scent And Imprint"
Cassie heaved as she read, at First, she came across a saying that said, "The Hellhound, also known as the Black Dog or Bearer of Death is a specie of amortal Supernatural Spirit who possess the body of human. Been the Guardian of the Supernatural World, a being known as the Harbinger of Death, the Hellhound possess Pyrokinetic and Thermokinetic Powers which helped in Covering it's tracks, scen
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I picked up 'Hellhound on His Trail' a few years ago after a friend raved about it, and wow—it reads like the most gripping thriller, but what really blew my mind was realizing it’s all true. The book dives deep into the manhunt for James Earl Ray after Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, and Hampton Sides does this incredible job of weaving together historical facts with a narrative that feels alive. It’s not just dry history; you get these vivid details about the FBI’s tactics, the political tension of the era, and Ray’s bizarre cross-country escape. I remember finishing it and immediately Googling half the events because they seemed too wild to be real.
What makes it stand out is how Sides balances the perspectives—you see the hunt from both the law enforcement side and Ray’s paranoid, chaotic viewpoint. It’s one of those books that sticks with you because it’s not just about the crime; it’s about the cultural moment. If you’re into true crime or Cold War-era history, this is a must-read. I still recommend it to anyone who loves nonfiction that reads like a novel.
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