Inquisitormaster Jade Novels & Stories

Still, I didn’t dare to anger the bird that ate corrupt souls for a snack… “Relax, birdie,” Nyx rolled her eyes, her smile never faltering. “She was curious about the Master’s work. I see no harm in indulging her.” “No harm?” Corvus screeched, his feathers bristling. “Do you remember what happens in there? Mortals weren’t made to see Justice done!” What the hell did that mean?!

"If you must know, the chairman was the one who provided us with your information." “But how does he even know me?” "That's what I'd like to know!" Jade butted in. "I have no interest in how you seduced my grandpa, but I'm very curious to see what kind of trouble you'll cause next!” “You know what? That isn't the opposite to what I feel. I'm really curious to find out how I seduced this Chairman of yours. But I have a good idea of what will happen next!” She smirked. “What do you mean by that?!” He frowned.

I turn inward to Hunter, “Hunter, have you connected with her Cheetah?” “Yeah. Her name is Jade. She’s only just there, she is dominant but she is afraid.” Another bit of proof, that what is seen on the surface isn’t always what is happening underneath which is one of the other reasons for this trip. It wasn’t really to get the Pride's to be loyal to me but to investigate the reports of abuse, mistreatment and like in the Vapor-Moon the illegal trading and breeding of female and male Wereshifters that have come to my attention.

And I will use it to the siblings. (Jean POV) “Jeoff’s ranking will soon surpass you Master Jean.” Early in the morning, Rey wants me to think of that. I gave him a deadly look. “Who’s after him?” “The new CEO of Montiveros company, Jude Jade.” “Who’s that guy?” “Shall I investigate him?” I smiled at him. They can’t even work on the investigation of that girl. “I know that smirk Master Jean, about your woman, it is getting near, I can already trace her. And I don’t want to tell it to you by now, because you might kill me if I’ll commit mistake again.”

he pointed at the chairs with bloodied spirit masters shackled and looked at the duo. "These are blood tokens formed from a shard of Jade Mother. Jade Mother is a highly sought-after piece of the mineral. Once you drop your blood on the token, the largest chunk of the Jade Mother will hold your name over its surface. In case you die at the hands of the enemy, your name will be removed from the jade. Of course, now is the time to reveal your name, or a title you want yourself to be represented as." Chen looked at the circular green token and thought for a moment. He never was good with nicknames so he shrugged, "Ultimate Grandson."

NORMAL LIFE OF ALL MASTER JAVEN MEDRE POV: For the past two months since Jade's incident at the pool, was not forgotten. Everything went well in the mansion as well as in Master Javen's business company. It was Jade's neurologist appointment check-up. Master Javen wanted to know the progress of his wife's IQ. Jade went through a cognitive skill test, physical and emotional examinations. Master Javen was also interviewed in view of Jade's characteristics, emotional, physical, and intellectual well being at home and other places.

Jade. I couldn't prove it. But I felt it – the way you feel someone watching you before you turn around and see them. Jade had access. Jade knew about the tutoring through Caleb. Jade had been quietly collecting information for weeks – asking about Caleb's phone, watching from corners, making decisions behind a face that everyone mistook for passive.

She wouldn't rest until she found out, and she was determined to find out. Jade placed the laptop on the living room table. Her mind was floundering with emotions, but she tried not to let her voice falter as she spoke. "It turns out my ex is a bigger asshole than I'd imagined. If you don't mind, I think we're going to need some wine for this." Marissa didn't quite understand what she was up to but didn't hesitate to jump up. She poured two glasses of Pinot Grigio as Jade sat on the floor, perched in front of the laptop. "I just need to know," Jade said before taking a mouthful of the golden liquid. She needed to find out who in the hell this woman was.

Poor Henry. “Eureka!” an excited voice said, and it snapped the heir apparent—and me—out of our thoughts. Henry whirled around while I just looked up and our eyes landed on a girl wearing a short white coat. It was my twin sister, Jade. She was standing near her laptop on the far side of the granite counter. She had papers and Petri dishes with tissue and blood samples piled high on her table. I always assumed scientists were orderly, but she was the opposite. When there was chaos, Jade thrived and could think more clearly. Or so she says. Maybe she’s just untidy and lazy.

"Don't tell me you plan to let him know you're aware of his secret. He will not hesitate to kill you. He is from a lineage of ruthless beasts..." "What's going on here?" a hard voice suddenly interrupted them. Kalista whipped her head upwards and her eyes connected with honey brown ones. It was Jade. ... "Tell me about this swordsmith," Jade said to the shop keeper, feigning interest so the burly man would not become suspicious.