Kali Library Of Ruina Mga Nobela at Kwento

I packed the books and dropped them among the shelves in the library. I took my backpack and stole a last glance at Jacey but he was too occupied in his thoughts to notice me watching him. I left the library anyways. .......Lunch Period........ "So how was the stupid game?". I asked Dora as we walked to the cafeteria. "It isn't stupid". I rolled my eyes. "Whatever". We walked to the cafeteria and took our seats at our usual spot. I dropped my backpack and sat down. "Well the Truth and Dare game was kinda interesting". Dora started.

Roman sneers. One thing I’ve grown to loathe since escaping B-20 -- I have an incredibly vivid imagination. In this field of work, it’s a curse. Every time I see a new video posted on the dark web or get intel on a new enemy—the first thoughts that come to mind are all the depraved, sick things being done to these women and children. My mind tortures me with those images. And later, I’ll be plagued by them, except it’ll be my girl they’re hurting.

And almost killed his mate. “Forever, you will carry the burden of my child’s death. Kaliyah, the woman you almost killed, is the person who saved you from the attacks from the Dorumn Kingdom. She predicted every attack, and saved you from it. But you…” Ruan bit his tongue in plain bitterness. “You harmed her! therefore, all of you shall pay the price.” Ruan carefully placed Kaliyah in the ground, refusing to look at her pitiful state. His eyes glowed in anger. And immediately, the people who participated in burning her knelt in fear.

For us. Because sometimes, ruin was the only path to redemption.

“Not like them. Not hidden. Not encrypted. Just truth. On our terms.” Bianca exhaled. “You want to make our own vault?” “No,” Sofia said. “I want to build a library.” Rosa chuckled once. “You gonna print pamphlets? Hand them out?” Sofia said nothing. Then pulled a flash drive from her coat. “Matteo didn’t only connect to the vault. He uploaded fragments. Notes. Names. Entry logs. Ritual structures. It’s not complete. But it’s enough to tell our version.” Alessio stared at it.

MEREK The library was quiet, save for the sound of my fingers turning the pages of a book that was older than the town of Blackridge. The air was dry and smelled of dust. I had been here for six hours, searching for the key to Raven’s latest struggle. Her power was growing too fast. The ice was starting to leak from her even when she was happy. If we didn't stabilize it, the Blood Moon ritual would tear her apart. I found it on a page of cured vellum. A single rune: Is-Kaldr. The Frozen Heart.

They forced their way in, sending pain through her head: Kalina arriving at the Kingdom of Nigella, meeting a girl named Sekar who looked exactly like her but carried a different aura, and the endless war that followed, even after Kalina never returned, the beginning of Nigella’s great downfall. “Argh, it hurts!” Anantari clutched her head. No one in the room heard her scream. She fought the pain alone until her transparent form slowly faded away, vanishing without a trace. The room fell quiet, though Anantari had just endured an unpleasant ordeal. Reza Abraham had arrived to help, using a repaired artifact to reseal the remnants of black smoke that had escaped from the Abraham estate’s cont

But he knew promises like that didn’t belong in his world. Killian’s hand tightened around the phone until his knuckles turned white. He replayed every word Elena had said, every tremor in her voice, every pause that sounded more like fear than uncertainty. The location she mentioned. The file she “accidentally” found. A remote property, off the coast, long abandoned, supposedly under restoration by one of Robert’s companies. He could feel it in his gut. This was it. He rose from his seat and crossed to the side table, unlocking the small drawer beneath it. Inside lay the secure satellite phone, one that couldn’t be traced.

Because every second he smelled fear on Julia through the mate bond, his wolf became more violent. Julia’s chest tightened painfully watching him fight. He was destroying himself. For her. Again. A creature suddenly slipped past the warriors and lunged toward Julia from the side. Alan blocked it instantly, blade slicing across its throat. “Stay behind me!” But the moment the creature’s blood touched the floor— The sanctuary symbols lit up. Blue light exploded across the chamber. The Well roared violently. And the twins screamed inside Julia’s mind. She cried out sharply, dropping to her knees.

the witch replied. She lunged toward Rhea. Rhea didn't have a weapon. She didn't have her mates' strength. But as the witch approached, Rhea felt a surge of cold, dark energy from the blood pact she had just signed. It wasn't the wolf. It wasn't the healer. It was the Ruin. Rhea didn't think. She simply threw her hand out. A blast of silver and black energy erupted from her palm, striking the lead witch square in the chest. The woman was sent flying backward, her body disintegrating into ash before she even hit the ground.