Highschool Dxd Card Novels & Stories

Otherwise, he would be a poor man. And the price was still soaring upward. “Senior, what’s wrong with you?” The lolita noticed Alex’s expression and leaned over to ask. “Uh… Junior, I suddenly realized that I don’t have enough spiritual stones on me…” “Oh, that’s okay. I have some here.” She casually pulled out a black crystal card. “Senior, this is the Dragon Merchant Spiritual Stone Card that my father gave me. Our Sun Shrine has superb status, and this card is directly linked to the Dragon Merchant Alliance. There’s no cap on it, and you can use it as you wish.”

It was warm to the touch… Soon, he realized that her information was engraved on it… [ Name: Farrah Vale Citizen ID: 7A-1932 District Access: Tier 3 Credit Balance: 10,000 ] Beneath the seemed to be the Crimson City’s emblem. Farrah turned the card over. The back was blank, except for a single line etched in faint copper: Glory to the Crimson City. Live well. Spend wisely. Around her, the others examined their cards in silence. The boy in the hoodie clutched his like a lifeline. The woman with the rosary refused to touch hers, staring at it as if it were poison.

Hazel said hesitantly. "That is my dream guy's card!" Mandy grabbed Hazel's arm and started shaking it. It was obvious that she was not going to stop until she got what she wanted. Hazel sighed and took Zac's credit card from the room. Mandy took the card and looked at it carefully. The surface of the card was silver and black, and in the middle of it was a low-key, simple, and unique character. Just as she was about to turn over the card, Eva snatched it away. "Wow, this card is so unique. Can you get your name carved on a card? Is that a symbol of his last name? Where can I get one? I want to get one too!"

I couldn’t stop staring, even though I knew it was obvious. “Lucy,” Blake said, his voice low but carrying across the small group. “This is some of the crew.” They nodded, murmured hellos, and I forced a polite, shaky smile. Some were tall, broad, faces marked with tattoos and scars; others looked younger, eager, testing. I could feel their curiosity like heat pressing down on me, and I tensed. One man, a tall guy with a neatly trimmed beard and arms like tree trunks, stepped forward. “Heard about you from Blake. Didn’t expect him to bring someone out here.”

she beamed, wrapping her arms tightly around his neck and hugging him again. “Go back to your game,” Hardin said with a smile. “I’ll whip something up for lunch.” As he turned to the kitchen, his eyes caught a black card on her desk. His smile faded, replaced by a look of alarm. “Where did you get this?” he asked sharply, picking up the card. “A, um, friend came to me,” Velia explained innocently. “He was wounded, so I treated him.” Hardin’s heart raced as he saw the initials ‘XD’ engraved on the card. His stomach sank. “This is bad,” he murmured, his voice filled with panic.

🦪 🦪 DALE LAZARUS 🦪 I can hear Dora’s every movement in her room, and that only widens my grin. I turn away from the door to my room, going out for a smoke, when a bright color catches my attention. It’s a red card, the card that comes with a dagger. A card only given to players who have hit the top list and survived many fights. The red card means the final fight, a fight with the top 1 fighter… me. “Guess someone has finally reached top 2,” I say to myself, sighing.

Alexandro got up from the ring floor. His muscular body was still damp with sweat, but his eyes had cleared again. He walked to the bench in the corner of the room, took his wallet from his pants pocket lying there. He took out a black card, not an ordinary credit card. It was dark, heavy, with a foreign bank's name and only one name embossed on it. Alexandro De Luca. "Here," he said, handing me the card. "You can buy whatever you want."

she replied and Lucino stared at her for a few seconds before looking at Aurora. He pulled out his wallet and pulled out a black card in it. He stretched it to Aurora and she stared at the card before looking up at him. “What's this?” she asked. “Does it matter? Just take it from him.” Xalia said and Aurora hesitated for a few seconds before taking it. “Thank you, bye.” Xalia rushed her words and pulled Aurora into the elevator. She looked up at Jace and he held her gaze till the elevator doors closed. “I can't believe you were about to reject a black card.” Xalia gasped as she took the card from her.

I asked Dexter, tilting my head. Dexter smirked. “Whenever my father starts breathing down my neck, I will.” I nodded and slipped a sleek black card from my purse, holding it out to him. “Take it. Use it if you need to.” He rolled his eyes. “Come on, Ceres, do I look like I’m broke? My father may be a tyrant, but at least he makes sure I have enough to survive.” I chuckled and tucked the card away. “Fine. Let me know when that changes.”

(Sharian Roden POV) "Here, take this for the reservation. The place is top-near the hidden arena, for you to see as clearly as we fight." Zaki said handing me a blue card with Z. Delrama written on it. "Did I tell you I'm going to watch? I won't go watch! You know you've been interfering too much. How long will I have to pay for my sin with you?" I replied, not accepting the card, and sat in the chair I saw in front of him.