Kyrio Cifer Novels & Stories

“Killian, you should know that there’s no way I’d have any ulterior motives against your mate. Now that I know, not going to have any such thoughts.” “It’s okay. The moon goddess did have her plans.” I said with a sigh. “What do you mean?” Ciro’s tone had turned serious as soon as he sensed that I wasn’t saying something and all the laid-back air around him disappeared like they were never there. I was used to him being like this, although he looked like the most laid-back of all the higher-ups in the knighthowl pack. He was the strongest after me and most likely the one with the deepest thoughts.

“You do not.” She looked at him, startled. Priam leaned back slightly in his chair, fingers steepled. “You were supposed to be weak that was your role.” Heat prickled behind her eyes. Weak. Aword she had heard as Luna. A word that had killed her once. “And now,” Priam continued, “you present me with a problem.” “A problem?” she echoed. “A dangerous one.” His gaze sharpened. “A dual-core bearer—strong in Ignis, Aqua, Terra, Eurus and undeniably Lux. And worst of all—Caligo.”