Novel & Cerita Kili And Tauriel

Within a few minutes, she received the attacker's information from an anonymous source. "Wow, I did not expect this." She mumbled in amazement as her eyes skimmed past the files. PS: *The organisation Hila used to work in was divide into many groups called clans. There were the main branches: Hian Hoshi Hian Ji Hian Fang Hian Lao These groups were considered to birth the best assasins, with the Hian Hoshi (Hila's clan) at the topmost. I This explains why she easily got information from the Elder.

Aurora staid with me for a while. We had spend a good chunk of our time talking to each other on the black sofa, we hadn't even noticed when the rain stopped or when the sun began to set. We were lost in our own little bubble. I had found out a few interesting things about her, for one she's Killians tactical adviser, a word that if loosely translated would mean his assassin. I'd already made my peace with the fact that Killian was not a saint neither was he a good alpha but he was just and that's all that's needed.

Keyla learned that a number of them were used for medicinal purposes, as well as being the source of dyes for fabrics. When they had finished the meal, they stood as a pair of Elves cleared the serving paraphernalia. Their horses were brought to them, and Keyla greeted Ziara with effusive words of happiness. She was pleased to see that not only was she unharmed, she looked better than ever. Her manner spoke of good humor as well. As they prepared to mount, a third horse stepped near, led by a lithe female Elf. She smiled. “Greetings,” she said. “I am Taiya. I am to accompany you.” Her accent was delightful without being thick. She knew the common tongue well.

I screamed through the comm-link. I felt a pair of strong, fur-covered arms catch me as I drifted away from the collapsing tower. Killian had leapt from the ship, his new Alpha-Prime form allowing him to move through the vacuum with a grace that defied physics. He pulled me close, his silver-threaded fur shielding me from the debris. "I've got you," he growled into my mind. "The tower is down. The Moon is ours again." As we were pulled back into the airlock, I looked out at the horizon. The obsidian hive was dying, the black cancer receding from the lunar dust. But in the distance, far beyond the reach of our atmosphere, I saw a new constellation.

She hoped he was safe somewhere. “Lady Shia, Goddess Eily, I don’t think this is the best time to fight. We really need to get out of here.” Right after Shia said this, the door of the room burst opened once more, and the youth that Sirion called Gilyan came with a glass of water. “Here, have a drink.” Khailis took the glass and greedily drank the water inside. In her thirst, she forgot to be suspicious and drank the liquid without a thought. She could only hope, with all her heart, that it wasn’t poisoned.

"Tartarus is not a place any creature should be. And Khal won't let you take her away. She's like a replacement for the mate he lost." "He will have no choice." Kieran vowed. "He would have to release her, or he would face me." Cae let out a worried sigh. "What now?" "Now we wait. We keep an eye on Ragnar. We find Julian and Lilithia and drag them back. After that, we move to the next step." "Alright." Cae nodded. She rose to her feet and held Gwendolyn. "Remember what I told you the first time we spoke?"

Selene stood next to him. They were a vision in matching white fur, their hair flowing down their shoulders, looking like mirror images of the other, their piercing blue eyes twin lasers over the room. Ronan felt a chill down his spine at the sight of them both. He’d forgotten just how powerful the twins were, and this was a chilling reminder. “Ronan Draven.” Killian drawled, with his chin in his palm, he looked almost bored. “How nice of you to finally join us.” “Alpha Voss.” He nodded to them both, refusing to sit. “Pleasure to see you both.” Thalia snorted behind him, but Ronan ignored her, keeping his gaze on Killian.

Maidservant Tae fussed over her, ensuring she was comfortable, while another maid whispered reassurances. Kiara stepped forward, her voice calm yet firm. "Maidservant Tae, could you give us a moment? I need to speak to Ariel alone." They hesitated, glancing at Ariel, who gave a small nod. Reluctantly, Tae and the others left the room, the door clicking softly shut behind them. Kiara sat by Ariel's bedside, the tension between them palpable. "Ariel," she began, her voice soft. "I know what you've been through is... unspeakable. But you're safe now. I'm here."

Shani's POV They didn't leave me when we reached Arkael's chamber. It was a big room just like the one before. But this one had more dark brown colors decorating its surrounding. While the previous one was mostly were red and gold. I was about to thank them and calm myself down as I wait for Arkael when Sabina and Muriel came to me and started kissing me. They were picking up where we left off at Ranulf's chamber. I started to moan in between their kisses and caresses. This is so wrong in so many ways, I should really stop.

I got to have a better time walking around the pack and getting to know more about werewolves. “Kaida!” a voice called. It was Alpha Kellan’s. There he was, seated on the throne and next to him was Beta Tobias. The both of them now had their undivided attention on me. When he called me, I wanted to wave and continue motioning alongside Selene, but with the manner in which they were staring at me, they needed my attention. “I’ll be here,” Selene cooed. That must be her way of urging me to walk up to them.