Kallen X Lelouch Novels & Stories

JK is caught in shock as his entire body freezes on his stand when at that moment he comes face to face with the person he misses so much. “Lelouch!” As Chantal calls his name and the butter introduces the Prince of the empire and the one dethrones to the Princess. His hearing somewhat is being blocked as he is having a cold sweat upon looking at the older brother he knew, they both knew that died. “Good morning Chantal.” Treating Chantal more like a little sister as the youngest guardian and holder that protects the maiden who means the entire world to him. He cheerfully smiles as he remains the same after being saved and now holding the mark and guidance of the God of flame, Leo.

GROUP A: LENA VALE NOAH REED TESS LORNE ELARA VOSS KAI STORM GROUP B: RIVEN CROSS MIRA QUINN JAX HOLLOW ZANE KORR Lena’s eyes widened. “No.” Tess instantly grabbed Lena. “No.” Kai looked stunned. “Well that feels suspicious.” Noah looked at Riven. Then looked very relieved. “Oh thank God.” Lena turned sharply. “That’s your reaction?” “Yes.” Riven’s gaze locked onto hers. And stayed there. Everything else disappeared for one second. The screams. The shaking buildings. The collapsing roads. Just him. His jaw tightened. Like he wanted to say something.

Making a gasp through the fabric of the gag, I cursed colorfully at Kellen, who leaped down effortlessly. “What is he again?” I questioned Opal and she huffed. “Kellen is a hybrid, a mix of werewolf and demon and an Alpha’s son like Ethan,” she said softly then added, “I feel that he's your third mate.” Scrunching my face distastefully I vowed that I would never be his. “You have got to be wrong,” I muttered sourly, and she remained quiet as I was grabbed by my upper arm and yanked back against Kellen yet again.

Something that required him to be so stubborn. “Anyone know what this training is going to entail?” Dax asks. I like Dax. He seems kind, thus far. His eyes are so gentle and warm. I hope I can trust him throughout this. It’s Ace who shrugs. “Something demeaning I’m sure.” To be honest, I have no idea what today has in store. Kael is such an enigmatic figure, whatever is going on within his mind is unknown to all of us. If it’s anything like last night, I’m not sure how I’ll cope. I expect physical obstacles, no physiological warfare. If that was how Kael wanted to get inside our heads, it has worked. There isn’t a single one of us that isn’t victim to that slight quiver of apprehensive fear.

in the end, I still answered his question. “I’m Quenly, you are?” I forced myself not to heave a sigh, I don’t want him to think that I am too snobbish. I’m afraid that he would push me off of the rooftop’s wall if I snob him. “Christiana Ellis” I looked at him for a second and saw him looking intently at me. I felt embarrassed and more uncomfortable so I returned my gaze in front. “Christiana Ellis? Just like you, your name is also beautiful. My face heated up and I prayed that he did not see that.

Kaylen wrapped his arms around his neck as he walked out of the study. “You know your mum would get mad if she found out about this.” Dexter said and Kaylen looked at him. “Then she would never know.” He replied and Dexter chuckled. Xavier dropped his phone and turned to Carl. “Carl, when is Kaylen and Kaylee’s birthday?” He asked with a stern look as he sat up. Carl looked at him confused before letting out a chuckle. “How am I supposed to know?” Carl asked. “Oh.” Xavier muttered. “You could have asked him when instead of lying.” Carl replied.

He throws the papers he was looking at down on his desk with a huff “Once this is over, I won't have to worry about the future of my son or Tala.” Ahh, so that’s why he was adamant about finishing something before it had even begun. Except, Kellen didn’t see what I saw. He didn’t see the things that made up Senko’s army. We had no way of knowing how many things he had. Or how many more beasts there were. We needed to be smarter. We needed to know what these things are. “Kellen,” I shake my head, “You didn’t see… Those beasts… only a handful were capable of taking out a whole pack.”

Kellen turned Leo around and yelled, "Tell them! Tell them to stop!" "Do as he says!" Leo yelled, and everyone came to a stop and watched. "This war is over!" Kellen yelled. "Our races have lived in peace for years! We can live in peace again!" "As long as vampires walk the Earth, there will be no peace!" Leo yelled. All of the wolves in the room growled in agreement. Without another word, Kellen shoved his hand through Leo's back as Leo's eyes glazed over. Leo's body fell to the ground as Kellen held up his heart.

Kellen turned Leo around and yelled, “Tell them! Tell them to stop!” “Do as he says!” Leo yelled, and everyone came to a stop and watched. “This war is over!” Kellen yelled. “Our races have lived in peace for years! We can live in peace again!” “As long as vampires walk the Earth, there will be no peace!” Leo yelled. All of the wolves in the room growled in agreement. Without another word, Kellen shoved his hand through Leo’s back as Leo’s eyes glazed over. Leo’s body fell to the ground as Kellen held up his heart.

“Maren was mine long before you ever drew breath.” Joel’s face twisted in anguish and fury. “No…” “Oh yes,” Maren said, her voice now dripping venom. “I raised you, Joel. I trained you. All for this moment.” Elora’s knees buckled. Everything—every trial, every loss—had led her here. “Enough games,” Kalen snarled. He extended his hand. “Come to me, Elora. Take your throne.” But before she could move, Joel did. With a roar that rattled the lair to its core, he launched himself at Kalen. Their clash was brutal—claws raking, fangs snapping, power exploding in waves. Joel’s golden light collided with Kalen’s abyssal darkness, shaking the very foundations of the realm.