Kaeya And Diluc の小説・ストーリー

So alike were they in appearance that Keyla wondered if perhaps they were in fact twins. Their guides stepped up and bowed, then spoke softly to their ruler. The Ja’saal looked at the Na’Himara appraisingly before dismissing the pair. He motioned Keyla and Luceya forward. They bowed respectfully and Luceya said, “Greetings, Ja’saal of the Jivanaar.”

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

my mother asked. “Oh but they are! Since you guys have been in here, you’ve missed the ruckus out there. I’m sure you all know the Werewolf Prince Angelo Del Gadio. Well, Valden’s mate’s sister came along on this trip, and it turns out that they’re true mates too,” Lucia informed us. “I don’t understand any of this,” my father sighed. “Look, for now, your job isn’t to understand this, but to support your son. Everything will be revealed in time, but Kieran and Dahlia need your support,” Lucia said before disappearing. We were drowned by silence once more.

Real. "Close your eyes, Aradaa," Kaelor said. "No." Aradaa gripped the iron sword he still held. "I need to see it." Kaelor stepped over Lucian. He stood over his brother’s head. The purple smoke from the dagger wound was starting to form shapes in the air—vague, screaming faces that smelled of ozone and rot. "I hated you," Kaelor said. His voice was low. Final. "I know," Lucian wheezed. "I hated you too."

“Better than what I expected. But still from what I see they lack motivation. For us to get the best out of them, it'll depend on the fire in their gut, and whether we give them something to believe in.” I grunted. “Then we make them believe.” Kael gave a knowing smirk. “That’s what you’re good at.” He wasn’t wrong. I know how to rally a troop of wariors behind me. “And the scouts?” I asked. “They're smart. But their loyal,” Kael said. “But not to Zephyr. To Lucy.”

Few minutes after Kyan's meeting with Yuka, Kai had gone in search of her and had brought her to Yuka's chamber. "Is he another friend of yours?" Hazel asked the second prince. "He's your new guard" Yuka said and she raised a brow. "I never mentioned wanting a new guard, Yuka" she stated. "Kyan, why don't you tell her why you're here?" Yuka suggested and Kyan smiled. "My name is Kyan. I'm a Sapphiran as you can see, and I'm here to teach you how to dominate your powers" he said and Hazel's eyes widened.

, He had felt that shiver since he was so close to her. "Yeah, tots", she lied easily as she gulped down the unwanted lump that was forming in her throat. Soon, he turned to face the television and they chose their anime characters in the game. Kaylee chose a girl with wine-colored hair and Kavinsky chose his normal black-colored hair character. They started fighting in the game and after not even a minute, Kavinsky's character killed Kaylee own. Kaylee glared at him and started the game back herself. They fought again and Kavinsky won. He laughed hysterically and when he saw Kaylee's face, he held back his laughter. He cleared his throat and asked her.

He needs to prepare for me. I'm going home not because they want me to go home, but because I want to talk to Kuya Kai in depth about a woman named Dahlia. It seems like he still wants to protect against me. Didn't he promise that I would be his only princess? What is it now Kuya Kai? There should be no other important woman to him, but only me. To be honest, the most I don't want is to have a rival for my brother's attention! Who is that Dahlia? What did brother Kai see in him? Ts The pipitchuging girl who just makes tea and happens to be Kuya Kai and I's favorite.

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 two alphas crashed into the river, water spraying everywhere as they fought. Aria scrambled back, clutching the journal. Her arm screamed in pain, but she didn’t let go. Lucien and Kael were evenly matched. Both strong, both fast, both driven by rage. But Kael was fighting for power. Lucien was fighting for her. And that made all the difference. With a final, brutal strike, Lucien drove Kael back, pinning him against a rock. “It’s over,” Lucien snarled. Kael grinned, blood running down his mouth.