Kili And Tauriel Novels & Stories

"Alva, This is Doria." Lilika had a look of disgust on her face that she didn’t bother to hide but there was also a funny look she gave Nikolas. It looked more like betrayal. I wasn't a genius but I was guessing it had to do with the fact that Nikolas had left her title out of his introduction. “His wife to be,” Doria bit out, breaking the tense space between us. “I am not sure you know this but I am his fianceé.”

Her knees followed, pressing into the dirt as she began to rise. "I am Kira Valen," she whispered to herself. The faint gasps and whispers from the pack reached Tahila who was busy addressing the crowd as she mockingly said, "Looks like our dear Luna has refused to submit. My apologies, everyone. I thought that would have been the best option, but I will have to knock her out instead." As Tahila spoke to the crowd, she began noticing that the murmurs from the crowd were growing louder, and they had this surprised look on their faces, their eyes, and attention somewhere else.

~KILLIAN My cell phone suddenly rang, interrupting our conversation. I pulled it out of my pocket and noticed the call was from an unfamiliar number. But I had a sneaking suspicion about who it might be. "I'll be right back," I said to Laura, and she slid down from my back. I headed towards the door and stepped outside to the front yard before answering the call. As soon as I accepted the call, a familiar voice came through. "Hello? It's me, Gael, Alpha of the Skywalker pack."

Glen was chuckling as he quickly pacified the tense mood, and introduced them to Frank, "These are martial elites whom I've invited from the South Sea to fight against the South Sea Crow. Young Til here is a prodigy, reaching Ascendant rank in his twenties and reaching the top ten in Skyrank. He really is extraordinary." "For sure. There's no reason to doubt Til's abilities." Kiki snorted proudly, clearly very confident in her fellow apprentice while casting Frank a look of contempt. "The South Sea Crow is clearly just some despicable character. You don't need anyone else—Til alone would be enough."

Despite the confusion swirling within her, her body couldn't help but respond to his raw intensity, her lips moulding against his in a fervent exchange. Killian pushed Rara backwards, causing the water in the tub to splash violently around them. The droplets cascaded from their entwined bodies, forming a shimmering and chaotic dance as they entered the water together. As Killian positioned himself over her, gripping the edges of the tub, his imposing figure loomed above her petite and trembling frame.

The stardust had melted into the Scottish soil, but the chill in the war room of the Blackwood Estate was absolute. I sat at the head of the massive obsidian table, still wearing my wedding gown, though its hem was now dusted with dragon ash. Killian stood directly behind my chair, his large, scarred hands resting possessively on my shoulders. He was fully clothed again, wearing a fresh tactical shirt, but the feral, golden hum of his Alpha aura was vibrating through the floorboards.

I said nothing. He continued. “Yelena searched for every trace she could find. Ancient scrolls. Oral records. Forbidden chants. Every shaman she spoke to said the same thing: there’s nothing left. No one remembers how to awaken a dormant wolf. Even her trusted witch couldn’t help. She tried divination, blood readings, spells… all of them came up empty.” He turned back to me, eyes dimming. “She said no mate is waiting for Keira. Either they’re dead… or she doesn’t have one.”

"Mira... thank you. For everything. For being the Luna we needed. The warrior we deserved." "Thank you for being my friend. My sister." I touched her face. "When this is over, when we're free... we'll rebuild. Together." "Together," she agreed. I slipped out of the tower, moving through the shadows like the warrior I'd been trained to be. The guards were changing shifts another bit of luck courtesy of Margot's planning. Killian and Damon waited at the tunnel entrance, both of them armed and carrying packs filled with explosives. "Ready?" Killian asked.

Kilian crossed his arms in the doorway and leaned against it. His cynical smile was wide now, and his gaze was amused as he looked at us. Marius stepped in front of me defensively. But Selene and I were no longer afraid of Kilian, and I didn't care if he was stronger. I was faster. I looked him in the eyes without fear. "Shouldn't you be enslaving females right now?" I taunted. Kilian turned his gaze toward me.

Cami smiled at Kiara and explained, “When the Future Alpha of a pack finds his mate, it is customary for his father to raise a toast. The mate of the Future Alpha is supposed to drink it.” Kiara snorted and raised her shoulders. “So!? What should I do?” Cami thrust the goblet into Kiara’s hand and explained patiently, “You are Kevin’s mate… so you should drink this…” She raised her eyebrows and muttered, “I don’t want to.” I was too stunned by Kiara’s adamant nature and couldn’t figure out what to say or do. I stood there still like a statue. “Kiara, don’t talk like that… it will bring bad luck… come on drink it…” Cami insisted.