Inquisitormaster Jade Novels & Stories

I wonder where did Jade go. To be continued

She had long black hair that touched her waist and that was all most people had seen of her. But, some people had seen than that. They had seen her fingers and her nails which were always painted black and were always covered by gloves. Some had seen her eyes which were always surrounded by black shades of eye shadow and her lips that seemed blacker each time you looked at it. But, none had noticed those bright blue irises that sparkled whenever she smiled. Neither had anyone seen her smile. They all knew her name and all she did but most of them would never recognize her if she wore a color other than black. She was Jade Adler, the Gothic troublemaker who had almost burned down the school d

It was the middle of the night, and Jenny was wide awake after her talk with Christopher. She examined her teachers' information on the computer screen and found Christopher was right; they were all experts in their respective fields. The martial arts, computer, art, and medical teachers were all renowned professionals in her country. Even her seemingly ordinary design mentor, Jade, was once a partner of a well-known domestic designer brand. Jenny realized that she might not be an ordinary person, and she became curious about her background. However, she didn't know who to ask as her grandfather had passed away.

“You still haven’t given me her name or what she looks like.” “Appearances can be deceiving. Changing is futile, a waste of time. As for a name, it means nothing too. She said her name was Jade. No last name. So, who knows. I can’t tell you a race or age. Nor a race. It’s a terrific way to pass information without revealing anything about yourself. Unless you’re an expert spy and know how to hunt and track in a Dream Realm that’s stable. You can’t know the source or validity of the information. You could be speaking to the enemy and being given false information that will get you killed.”

Jade’s smile didn’t meet her eyes. “You’ll need a guide. I can escort you.” “Aren’t you here to train Kacie?” Jake asked suspiciously. “Kacie cannot train with me until she surpasses Clara and Nyx,” Jade’s sharp teeth glinted as she smiled. If I hadn’t already known she was a witch, I would think she was a vampire. “And as I said earlier, I was speaking to your Luna. Please be a good boy, and stop trying to butt in.” “Jake,” I said. I shot him a look that told him to shimmer down before turning back to Jade. “When did you want to go?”

“What did you find?” I didn’t waste time. “I found her. Lisa D’Amaris. And I don’t have good news to give about her.” That made him frown as he looked me in the eye. “She’s alive?” “Very much,” I said. “And she’s not exactly hiding. But she’s not easy to approach, either. I tried to talk to her, introduce myself, let her know I wasn’t there to cause trouble, but her wolf... she wasn’t having it. She is not only a wolf. She is controlling things. And she knew of you, of me… she knew everything.”

"Master, we want to train our obedience." Laura suddenly held onto me while Camilla crawled under my crotch. "Tonight, we'll serve you well. You're our master. Percy, please let me do this. Otherwise, I will get punished," Tiffany begged before scrambling on all fours toward me. "No way! I have to go!" Right then, Laura let out a sharp cry. "It's not up to you now. Ms. Elledge, get him!" Before I could react, Laura and Camilla pulled my pants down, and Tiffany opened her mouth…

Jade was watching Torvi with the particular attention of someone who knows the test result matters and is waiting for it rather than talking around it. "Negative," Torvi said. "The chip has not been copied." Jade exhaled. "So nobody has the data," I said. "Nobody but the device," Torvi confirmed. "Two hours of assembly resonance readings. Stored locally. Unaccessed except by me just now." ------------- I looked at Jade for a long moment. She had been running a parallel preparation. She had been inside my house, in my operation, taking information to my allies, and she had also placed a monitoring device without telling anyone, using skills she'd developed during years of being Seraphine's re

Her laugh was light, musical, and condescending as hell. “That’s… unusual.” “Miss Draven is a quick study,” Marcus said. “I’m sure she is.” Jade’s smile didn’t reach her eyes. “Tell me, Sage. What’s your background? Previous employment?” I knew a trap when I heard one. “Various positions. Administrative work, mostly.” “Fascinating.” Jade turned to her executives. “Gentlemen, let’s take a break. Twenty minutes?” They stood immediately. Jade rose gracefully, smoothing her skirt. “I need to make some calls. Marcus, perhaps we can resume when Kael returns?”

She did not want to stoop as low as these people but Javier kept persuading her. “No, I’m not going over there. Zack Dilley’s going to speak ill of me when I’m there. He’s close to Mr. Noe.” “What are you scared of? You said he’s a virtuous man. If you don’t go, it would look like you really have something to hide. Go on!” As Javier kept up his coaxing, Jade failed in her refusal and finally went on her way. “Nice to meet you, Mr. Noe. I’m Jade Odell from Beacon Tires. I—”