Hunter X Hunter Kilua Novels & Stories

As for Elijah, he remained silent, and listened to Luciana's story right there and now. "Until after I blew and cut the tart, an injured warrior came and said that The Crescent Moon Pack had been attacked. Our pack was attacked by Harrison Hux and his warriors, the Alpha of The Silver Moon Pack. They all attacked and killed my pack members in a very sadistic and brutal way. My mom and dad asked me to hide in the basement along with the heirlooms belonging to The Crescent Moon Pack. At first I didn't want to, but my parents insisted. I finally complied, and brought our pack heirloom to hide in the basement. At first I thought, no warrior would be able to find me there. But I was wrong. They f

` Liana replied, and I breathed in relief. I opened my eyes, wanting to see and hoping that the explosion was caused by the vortex taking the last demon and closing. My breath ceased, and my entire being turned cold. A very huge creature stood in front of Killian. More horrifying than any of the creatures in The Intertwine, and not because it was grotesque. It looked like a minotaur, a hybrid between a man and a bull. Its skin was blood red, with orange tattoos all over. Two large horns were on its head, and six arms protruded from its sides.

Alpha Soren growled, his eyes fixed on the pup. Lucien nodded agreement. “Kael, they should both be dead by now. We still have a temple of secrets to search.” “You will never know our secrets,” Kaida spat, backing toward the cliff’s edge. Kael’s smile was cold. “I’ll find out everything. Even after you’re dead, your temple will give up its secrets to me.” Kaida’s eyes widened as she glanced behind her. The cliff dropped away into darkness, the waterfall’s roar rising from far below. She looked down at the pup in her arms and for one impossible moment, she imagined somehow getting him to safety.

Because Kiera—no, Liora—lifted her head with a slow, unnatural movement. Her eyes were glowing white. Not bright. Not flickering. Solid. Cold. Empty. Ronan’s heart slammed once against his ribs. “Kiera,” he whispered again. Her head tilted, mechanical, like a puppet testing joints. The glow intensified. The earth cracked beneath her as the psychic pressure surged outward, radiating from her chest like a heartbeat turned inside-out. Hale stepped back quickly, mask of calm slipping for the first time. The two Hunters stumbled, gasping as their weapons sparked uselessly.

The newcomer grimaced at her roar. "Well, well, well!" He sighed after her voice and its echo had subsided. The Elevender was very tall, with golden hair and eyes the color of lapis lazuli. Absolutely calm, he strolled to the scene of the event and looked around carefully and obviously absolutely satisfied, then looked directly at Aurelia.

I continued to whisper in her ear, making her giggle and moan in between. The blonde girl suddenly looked like she wanted to cry in front of me when I called her by her name. "What's wrong, Kylie?" I asked, pretending to care. "It's Hailey, Hunter. HAILEY. We've been together for three days and you can't even remember my name right!" Oh, she's mad. I should find a way immediately to deal with this-- I suddenly froze and my mouth shut. Something caught the corner of my eye. It was my mate. Her platinum white hair was shining over there, so light and so silky that I am even tempted to bury my face in them.

Flaming Qilin's wound was quickly healing up. "Why should I join forces with you? What does it matter to me who he is?" Jinhua sneered. "To put it bluntly, Draconian race was once a member of the sea. He, Flaming Qilin, is one of the best friends of Chu the Devil. Do you know how many people of my race were killed by Chu the Devil? He is like a vicious executioner. If he were here, we would not be able to defeat him even if we join forces together. Without Chu the Devil, it is a good opportunity to kill Flaming Qilin. If we let him off, there will be a disaster in the sea in the future. Haven't you seen how cruel he was when he killed the sea beasts just now?" Hei Sha had hidden for a long t

Gal. “You look so good as always,” Keira said. “Thought maybe we could grab a drink later. Catch up.” I shook my head. “Can’t. Going hunting with the guys later. I need rest first.” Her smile tightened. “Is that really why?” I didn’t answer. She stepped closer, her voice dropping. “Is it because of her?” I met her gaze then, calm but firm. “That human girl,” Keira continued, anger bleeding through her words. “Her scent is all over you. You don’t even try to hide it.”

“See how that ends for you.” “Don’t need to try. Just need to do this.” He raised his hand. Closed it into a fist. Killian dropped again. Screaming. Purple flooding back into his eyes. “STOP IT!” I threw blood straight at the guy. He caught it. Crushed the silver in his fist like it was tissue paper. “Cute. But useless on me.” “What even are you?” Lila gripped her knives tighter. “You’re not normal.” “Nope. I’m what happens when Black Moon finishes perfecting the curse.” He smiled. “I’m the endgame version of your buddy over there. If he lives long enough. Which he won’t.”

Kila Beile, one of Harper Miller’s minions, a daughter of a conglomerate, and yet here she is dirtying her father’s precious name. “You should be very careful at who you are offending, you are just a measly doctor pretending to be good but you are basically sleeping with your patients!” Trisha Nesk, cousin of Kila Beile on her mother's side, birds of the same feather’s flock together indeed. Luna then scoffed, mocking how they attempted to scare her.