Julian Blue Lock Novels & Stories

“This blueprint includes some of the locations of the more secret passageways.” Nicholas quickly leaned over the blueprints to look. “They aren’t all indicated here,” Julian said. “But there are enough that maybe we can figure out where Jane is hiding. At the very least, if we know her escape routes, we can more effectively chase her.” Nicholas leaned back. He crossed his arms. “Aren’t these blueprints locked away in the vault? How did you access them?” Julian cast him a sharp glance, his smile mocking. “You sure you want to know that, brother? You never seem to fully appreciate my more daring adventures.”

“I tried to fight him, Penelope. I stood in his study and I told him he was wrong.” He took another step, his eyes desperate, searching my face for any sign of warmth. “I told him I would protect you.” I looked at him, letting the silence stretch between us until the wind rustled the dead leaves on the kerb. “Protect me?” I said. The words came out quiet, almost amused. “Julian, look at yourself.” He froze, his chest rising and falling beneath his thin shirt. “You are the heir to the Blue-Claw Pack,” I said, stepping closer until I could smell the faint scent of petrol and dust on his clothes.

A clearinghouse that Victoria's Swiss allies thought they had isolated from Julian's reach. The heavy wooden doors of the vault room opened with a sharp hiss. Julian stepped first in his tall frame, a silhouette against the bright LED lights. He wore a made midnight-blue suit that fit his massive shoulders perfectly. His jaw was set tight, his grey eyes scanning the room with a predatory gaze that made the three trustees standing at the desk stiffen.

Zlata Julian’s eyes fell on me, glowing a bright, fierce blue before bleeding into a dangerous, feral red. In a heartbeat, he rushed to my side, scooping me up effortlessly into his arms. “Are you all right, my angel?” he asked, his voice thick with panic. “I am fine, Julian,” I murmured, my voice raspy. Around us, the she-wolves stood frozen. Jaws dropped, and their eyes widened in absolute shock. Julian turned sharply, pinning the trainer with a murderous glare.

Then, the doors at the back opened. Julian stepped into the light. He was dressed in ivory silk, a color that should have looked ridiculous on a man in this house, but on him, it looked like a challenge. He was pale, his jaw set so tight I could see the muscles leaping in his throat, but his eyes... his eyes were two shards of blue fire. He didn't look like a victim. He looked like a fallen god walking among the ruins of his temple. As he reached the altar, I caught the faint scent of him not the blood and grime from the basement, but something clean, like ozone before a storm. My fingers twitched with the sudden, violent urge to reach out and see if his skin was as cold as his gaze.

Merely within the tick-tock of the seconds, the three strongest and most powerful fighters in Ocean Blue Land had been nowhere to be seen. *** Hanny’s earrings, Sumico’s bracelet, as well as Evania’s necklace went on shining and shining immensely brightly and dazzlingly. Lisa Felisha and Claudia Luvin who’d been trying to break Sumico’s sky blue barricade around her whole body, started to be overwhelmed. They couldn’t see clearly due to the vastly bright as well as dazzling light. “What blue light is this? I can’t see clearly!” hissed King Richard Orlando Lie squinting strongly his pair of eyes.

“Talk to him, Sienna. Keep his mind anchored.” She leaned close. “Baby, you’re safe. Mommy’s here. Stay with me.” But Julian didn’t relax. His voice came again. Not a whisper this time—stronger. Too strong. “…they’re almost here.” Sienna’s breath caught. “Who, Julian?” “…the ones… with the black van.” Luka’s head jerked up. “What van?” Julian’s eyes opened. Not fully. But enough. His irises were glowing faintly—silver and ice blue, swirling like a storm trapped behind glass.

Nezeira listened to it and said, "So what do we need at the moment?" Euphenia's eyes narrowed a bit and she said, "The Bracelet with the blue sapphire is what holds the key to stop all these." Nezeira, "The bracelet is at Illusontis so all we need is the sapphire." Euphenia, "Yes our priority should be finding the sapphire. Once it is bound with the bracelet it can be used to destroy the Beasts." Nezeira, "Alright then let's get to work."

Julian grabbed me, pulling me to the floor. "Hold your breath!" he yelled. But it was everywhere. The room was filling fast. My vision swam. I looked at Julian. He wasn't holding his breath. He was inhaling deeply. "Julian, what are you doing?" "Buying time," he wheezed. He turned to the vial in the wall. The glass was thick, bulletproof. He looked at me. His eyes were glowing again. The blue light was intense, brighter than ever before.

No response. "JULIAN!"