I Am The Honored One Gojo Novels & Stories

Even Beck looked slightly stunned. I turned to face them. “This is what a ‘measly young girl’ can do,” I said, voice ringing through the grounds. “If anyone still doubts whether I’m worthy of leading, step forward. Otherwise, keep your mouths shut and your respect where it belongs.” No one moved. Good. The opponent pushed himself to his knees, eyes wide but no longer angry. “I… I apologize, Luna,” he rasped. “To you and to to the kid” “His name is Kia.” I spat and he flinched.

well, he looked like I had said something utimately wrong. I wanted to scream at them that I am only human, and I believed I was handling these all far better than any other 'normal' human would. "That's if you don't want to; I really don't care about some stupid title." I cut myself off; I think I made it worse, and now Rollins pointed gaze was directly at me. "You are the Luna; it's an honor, and everybody in the pack has to give you that honor," he says. "I really don't care about a damn title," I say stubornly, shrugging.

“I’m so proud of you.” Hibiki beamed up at his father, wrapping his arms around Jiro’s neck. “I want to be the best ring bearer ever!” Jiro chuckled, pressing a kiss to Hibiki’s cheek before straightening up and looking at Haru. “You were perfect today too,” Jiro said, his voice low but filled with sincerity. “You looked beautiful, Haru. You’ve always been beautiful, but today... today you were more than I could ever imagine.”

Mom hugs me like it's her last, and I hold on like I never want to let go. She pulls back to cradle my face in her shaky palms, trying an affectionate smile as she says proudly, “I don’t recall raising you weak, and neither do I recall raising you to accept defeat. You’re my courageous little girl and a powerful Omega, I believe in you, we all do”. And she presses her lips to my forehead. “You’re the goddess’ chosen, Himari. No harm will come to you, and you’ll live to fulfill your destiny.” The tears only keep flowing as she hugs me again before stepping back so I can jump into dad’s arms.

"I would also like to report her—Juliana Ziegler is a foreign spy from Rovimia!" Those around subconsciously took a few steps back.

Chapter 39 "All right! It's all over." William stood up. "Sir." Tamson Morgen also stood up. William looked at Tamson in surprise. "Sorry! Please explain to us, who you really are," asked Tamson, confusing Lili. William looked at Tamson. "What do you mean?" "Master! Don't overdo it on my lover," said Lili. "Master who claims to be William, why wear Lord Mose's heir ring."

The lady measured him from head to toe, and said calmly for a moment: "Forever, amen! Who are you, Ashida? Whose are you? What are you wearing for me?" "I am, at the service of your mercy, Bunji Akagawa, a Aiso nobleman, and luck has given me and sent by me my merciful lord, Grand Duke Kimitake Hiraoka, royal judge, to his noble cousin Yoko Zaizen greetings and gifts."

Mable glanced at the shattered pieces on the floor and gave an exaggerated account. When Trisha turned toward me, she looked me over for a few seconds, then snapped, "What's wrong with you? Is this how you treat guests? Don't forget who you are." After I married Caspian, I barely appeared in public, so most employees in his companies didn't recognize me. I gave a short laugh and unhurriedly said, "If you don't know who I am, ask your chairman." Trisha froze, then she scowled. "You slut! What makes you think you're worthy of meeting our chairman?

"He's a siphoner, which means he can't do magic." Oh. So Jun knows. Right then, he wonders what the hell is he still doing there? He seems to be useless as it is. He has so many questions and he still wants answers. For one, what does Joaquin need from him? There was no way he’s standing in front of someone whose existence is ambiguous if it’s just for show. Joaquin purses his lips, and then he nods, "What's your name, witch?" "Hiro Kitagawa," he answers.

Chance, an experienced martial arts expert, harbored a deep fear of Logan's martial skills. With Logan weakened, the ideal moment to eliminate him had arrived. Jo experienced a sudden realization, his tone grim as he said, "Logan, you've slain a Jesundian Grand Master—a grave offense. The wisest course for you is to kneel and offer us an apology promptly. Spare your life by doing so. In return, you'll accompany us to Jesund. Rest assured. I won't end your life today."