Kaeya And Diluc Novels & Stories

she tells him. Finally, they seem to notice me, his mother’s head turning to face me. Kael seems to relax, as I interrupt their heated conversation. I watch as his mother stands. Kara, I believe her name is, if my memory serves me correctly. “Oh, mother. This is Jada, my mate,” Kael says softly. Kara smiles. Even in her age, she looks stunning, so much more beautiful than I ever imagined. She reaches up, grabbing my face within her hands. “Welcome to the family,” she murmurs.

Her words anchor me, my hymn rising, “Veil, guide me.” Kael confronts Dren in a chasm, their void-blades clashing, sparks illuminating the abyss. “You’ve betrayed the Veil!” Kael growls, his aura steadying, his faction rallying behind him. Dren’s rebels falter, their Overveil-tainted blades dimming, but Dren’s voice snarls, “The abyss will bury you!” Kael’s blade strikes true, felling Dren, his faction’s rebellion crumbling. Kael turns to me, voice gruff. “We’re with you, Aelys—for good.” His Shadowkin regroup, their void-blades aligning, loyalty solidified.

The shape shifter wasn’t in her cage anymore, which made me wonder if she had decided to avenge her sister or Ryu had let her out for some urgent business. After several turnings I spotted the light, and I walked out through the forest. I took to my heels, headed for the port where I believed Delilah would be. She seemed pretty sad… Was Craig dead? She has had a crush on Craig ever since we were growing up, but Craig never gazed at her for once. He was all about girls who were more domestic-made than war-made. “Give me the report!” I hushed. “Craig was injured by Alpha Ryu when he decided to uphold the treaty between the pack and the Orchids, which ended up being razed in fire.” She broke do

My power surged. This time— I didn’t hold it back. Sparks exploded across my skin, brighter than before, stronger, responding not just to fear— But to anger. Kael didn’t stop me. Didn’t warn me. He just shifted slightly closer. Matching my stance. Matching my energy. Two sides. One line. The man’s smile faded completely. For the first time— He looked serious. “Careful,” he said. “You don’t even know what you are yet.” I met his gaze.

Dillon exited the room and got back to the hospital on the other side of the royal packhouse to check for Emily once more before he ran errands at the training grounds and to the border. - “EMILY, don’t even think that Drake will kill you after you bear his child,” Lilac started while peeling some oranges. “You don’t know. And he’s an alpha—not just an alpha but known as the most powerful of all.” Lilac laughed and handed over the plate to her. “Even the most powerful has its weakness. He must not have it right now, but who knows?” Lilac said, which led to Emily being confused. “Drake, Dillon, and I were friends before he became our king. We supported him always. But if he will decide to kil

Kaerlia's attempts at saving her mate had been fruitless, and the sight of his lifeless body was unbearable. Liliana found perverse pleasure in Kaerlia's anguish and bent down to grip her chin, forcing her to meet Liliana's cold, crimson eyes. Kaerlia's own icy blue eyes were empty, reflecting the depth of her despair. Liliana had successfully broken the Aryik, and she had more in store for the broken Luna.

Delilah (Aviva) was lost when she recalled her night with Kai. “Bisexual!.” He replied to her and then turned to Lucifer. “May i?!.” He asked.