Kaeya And Diluc の小説・ストーリー

“We’d bite.” “That’s the hope,” Lucian said. “Just—” he hesitated, choosing his words, “—when you bite, make sure you’re both aiming at the same throats.” Kael considered that, then gave a small, humorless smile. “We have a list,” he said. Lucian’s grin came back, wider this time. “Excellent,” he said. “Try not to start with Veyra. She grows on you.” “I’ll take your word for it,” Kael said.

she asked going back into protector mode, trying to think back. Ally raised up her hand like a school girl blushing a bit when she was given center stage, "Uh-is it possible that. Maybe. Kaya has two mates?” she asked timidly, "I mean she seemed to like both of them. Though I must admit there was something about Azian," she added.

Elira put her hands on her hips, trying to look stern but failing miserably. "Oh, I see! The great lord, so far out of my league, resorted to following a girl to peek on her while she was changing? That's so insolent of you!" Kael held up his hands in mock surrender, his eyes dancing with mirth. "I did not peek! I have honor! I waited outside like a gentleman. I just saw the... result. The mysterious, armored duelist was Lady Elira Malven, the quiet girl from my history of warfare lectures, all along. It was the best secret I ever kept."

“However, let’s find out if you can endure it once more.” The vortex widened, pulling in air and scattered debris. I anchored my feet, fighting to maintain my balance. “Wait a moment!” Kai yelled, seizing a rock nearby for stability. Lucian drew his sword, his gaze fixed on Dahlia. "We mustn't allow her to drag us along." I locked eyes with Dahlia, a blend of fury and resolve rising within me. “If you desire me, you’ll need to pull me yourself!” Dahlia chuckled, her laughter sounding like breaking glass. “Willingly.”

Kael reacted with instinct, moving fluidly to dodge a strike aimed at his head, countering with a precise kick that sent one shadowy figure sprawling. Lucien moved beside him, and Kael felt the bond flare. Their movements synced naturally, instinctively. Blades met shadows, footsteps avoided pitfalls, reflexes anticipating the opponent’s every move. For the first time, Kael admitted internally that he couldn’t survive this alone. The bond was frightening, but invaluable.

“Smiling at a human girl?” His fists tightened. “What are you saying, Delilah?” She took a slow step forward. “Make me your Luna,” she said simply. “And I will fight every battle by your side.” Zarek turned, his golden eyes locking onto hers. “Kara is a human,” Delilah went on, her voice calm but firm. “She can’t help you. She will only distract you.” Silence stretched between them. Then, finally, Zarek spoke.

Chapter 51 • Investigation "Ohh… my dearest Luna… I'm so honored to have you grace my peaceful abode…" Kaylee said to Daisy as she went over her for an embrace. Kaylee is a friend of Daisy from a small pack called Crystalite, she's also the best friend of Aurora. She knows that Aurora and Daisy came from the same pack but unaware of the fact that Daisy is an enemy to Aurora. "How have you been Kaylee, to be frank I've missed you so much…" Daisy said to Kaylee when they broke the hug.

they than covered her with their body's protectively from his gaze She then pulled them by the ears " auh, auh, auh" were Draco and Azar exclaiming at the pain caused by Celea " Stop acting childish, this is our guest and I would never live you for a man, you three are my top priority" " really? " they said with a puppy voice and hugged her again " Guys this is Dereus a dragon like you, Dereus this are Draco, Azar and our cute Kai" " Hey, why would you only call Kai cute I'm cute too! " Draco

The Hollow erupted—not in sound, but in shock. He bowed his head to her, claws pressed into the earth. “I was wrong,” he said, his voice carrying without effort. “I chose order over truth. Law over instinct. And because of that, I failed you. I failed us.” Ariana did not step back. “You owe me nothing,” she said quietly. “I owe you everything,” Kael replied. He lifted his gaze, meeting hers fully. “And so does this pack.” He turned, still kneeling, to the crowd. “This war was brought to our lands because we were divided. Because we allowed fear to blind us. That ends now. I stand with the Fire Luna. Not as her Alpha. As her ally.”

Venya began to ask, squinting against the rising sun behind the group to get a better view. “Shit. Dilo, you wanted to get your sword swing on, you’re about to get your chance,” Kealy said, placing a hand on the snake’s face to lean over to speak to Dilo. She squealed in surprise when someone soft and squishy moved under the pressure she placed with her hand, pulling it away like she had been burnt. “You touched its eyeball, that’s so gross,” Venya said, pure disgust on her face shuddering slightly.