Jade Spear Novels & Stories

I turn to see a woman close in height to me standing beside me, watching me with concern. “You look lost.” She smiles softly at me. My heart rate slowly drops back down to normal as the woman watches me. A flicker of recognition hits me and I scan her face. Her high cheekbones and wide nose are sprinkled with a dusting of freckles. Jade. “You’re Jade right?” I ask. She smiles brightly. “I am. We haven’t actually had the chance to meet, but I’ve seen you in training.” “Yeah, you spar with Ranger,” I say. I remember watching the two in awe as they seemed to dance through their sparring sessions.

Chapter 80 – The Forbidden Pulse of It Jade experiences a vivid nightmare while unconscious. In the dream, she stands wounded on a windy cliff as fog swallows the landscape around her. Her sister Scarlett appears and initially embraces her, offering comfort. But the moment turns sinister when Scarlett suddenly pushes Jade off the cliff, sending her falling into endless emptiness while Kain runs toward her in horror.

I reached along the far wall, my trembling arms lifting the weapon towards its goal. Through this a woman fell, somehow all grace. Her beauty was icy, calculated, and it had the sharpness of a blade. Black hair in spite the wig of blonde Amaya had told us about, muscular figure covered with black skin-tight clothes. There was no sound upon landing, Jade landed as silent and easy as a cat, her knees doing all the absorbing of the force just right. The Sparrow. And, lifting herself laboriously, she met my eyes. The gun she saw in my hands and smiled, but smiling with amusement, not belief.

I said. "I know that now." She almost smiled. "Is she the reason you look sad tonight?" I did not answer. But I did not get up and leave either, which was probably answer enough for Jade. She was quiet for a moment. Then she said: "I hope you are not getting hurt over someone who probably makes a living leading men on." I looked up. "What?" "She is a stripper, Liam," Jade said, with the steady tone of someone saying something they believed was simply true. "That is what they do. They make men feel like they are special. That is the job."

The judge allowed it. Jade appeared on the screen in the corner of the room looking like a version of herself I hadn't seen before. Not the gala version or the coffee shop version or the woman on the dock. Something stripped back, the performance infrastructure gone, just a person sitting in a chair with her left arm in a sling and her eyes directed at the camera with the specific focus of someone who has decided to do one thing correctly. She didn't look at Marcus during any of it. She spoke for eleven minutes. Her lawyer had clearly structured the statement for maximum cooperation value with minimum personal legal exposure, but the content was Jade's. The voice was Jade's. And the details

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?”

Silas pov The secrets were being laid out one by one, secrets that I would have never had a grasp on. “First of all, my name is Jade and I'm an orphan. I have a younger brother and a best friend.” “My dream is to eliminate all evil and turn the entire realm into a peaceful place, no dark magic, no taboo creation and a realm where everyone is treated fairly, both people with gifts and those with none.” “Joker.” Lana said, the mockery in her laughter was loud.

It was calm and peaceful but almost like a whisper like there was something stuck in the speaker's throat making their voice come out as if, along with white noise. The both of them turned around to the speaker, it was none other than Jelena Savage herself! The Coalition Chieftess of the Als race!

"Ancient ties? What are you talking about?" Jade's expression turned wickedly gleeful as she revealed her true identity. "I am Seraphina's sister. Yes, the very Seraphina who has been guiding and protecting your pack from the mystical forest of Silverwood. But while she played the role of a benevolent guide, I was consumed by darkness and chaos." Rey's eyes widened in shock, a mix of disbelief and anguish coursing through her. "How... how could you betray your own sister?" Jade's laughter echoed through the alley, chilling and devoid of remorse. "Betrayal? Oh, dear Rey, you underestimate the power of chaos. It corrupts even the closest of bonds. Seraphina may have sought harmony and peace, b

“ Fine if no one -“ “ I will” A confident voice speaks up from behind and I clench my fists seeing her. Jade. What the hell was she doing here? Everyone already knew who she was. One of the best fighters in the world she was called the undefeated one.They start cheering her name as she approaches the centre like she owned this place. With eyes fixed at the demon girl. And I curse in my mind knowing well why she was here. Her father.