L Lawliet And Light Yagami Novels & Stories

The conversation flowed like the vintage port they had been savouring—rich, warm, and utterly intoxicating. Believing their shared physical and emotional intimacy was an iron-clad sign of eternal loyalty and indiscretion, Lloyd felt compelled to reveal a few last, valuable fragments of information. It was the crucial, tactical data one shares only with a trusted confidante. He leaned in, his breath scented with the port, and spoke in hushed tones about a key local contact—a man named Gagan, a seemingly innocuous clerk who managed the most sensitive land papers in the district. “He’s the key, darling,” Lloyd murmured. “He can make the right documents appear or disappear. He’s my insurance pol

I put a sushi in my mouth "They'll walk over my dead body before they control us." I told him. "Mhor, We cant do anything about it." I looked at him in disbelief. "Seriously? Youre on their side?" He just nodded. "This is the right thing to do." "Gray Mori is loterally younger than us! He cheated and corrupted his way to his possition!" Gray Mori is the youngest son of Leounet's Mayor, Which luckily for him is also the person who overlooks the agency and station.

“Agatha is a lycan,” Lya said flatly, her eyes never leaving the glow of her phone. Rhunar froze, his hand tightening on the couch cushion. “What do you mean?” His voice carried a sharp edge, but he forced his face into one of false surprise, tilting his head slightly as if her words had caught him off guard. Lya didn’t even glance up, her thumbs moving lazily across the screen. “I just said it to fill you in on today’s details. So you won’t be the only one left out.”

I look at the tools. I look at the men. I look at Liam. He’s standing behind me. He’s holding the gun. "Aiden," he whispers. "Run." "I’m not running anymore," I say. I step forward. "Let them scan." "Aiden!" "I said let them scan." I stand still. The lawyer smiles. He signals the men. They move closer. The tools hum. They sweep over my skin. The red light glows. It hits my chest. It stops.

Anna takes out a blade and is ready to attack but Lavi shakes his head. “Damien,” he calmly begins. “You know very well that we are innocent. The real culprit is Moira and her father!” “I do not care who the real murderer is,” Damien whispers. “I just need to kill you-” “AHHHHH!” A sudden burst of purple light hits him and he falls backwards. His men draw their swords and try to attack Lavi’s group but the purple light hits them as well. Lavi pushes Anna aside, shielding her but both of them are staring wide eyed at Nine.

Yagami then came and at full speed, he tossed Alex's sword away with his and pointed a dagger at his jugular. I then ended the match and it was a clear victory for Yagami. Yagami then looked at me and said, "I bet you couldn't do that." I looked at Alex and told him to pick up his sword. Yagami felt the adrenaline rush, he wanted to see some action. L wanted to join but I signaled her to stay back. Alex then asked, "are you sure? You have proven your point already and I am on your team, are you sure this is the right thing to do my lady?"

She rolled her eyes at me as she opened the door, “Well no one would believe you even if you came out to say that, bitter lilith.” To think we used to be close when we were younger was something that felt unreal whenever I thought about it. And right now, we were just the Belluci women who got compared each day, side by side by everyone. While Yara was the Angelic Belluci, whom people saw as the pure, cute, innocent and handworking billionaire Belluci that had a successful brand, I was the Lilith Belluci, the ruthless, always on edge woman who needed to get laid, had the most sour expression, heartless and who had taken over half of her father’s Mafia business, because of reasons best known

She knew that someone from the church pushed Chelsea's execution ahead of high priest's arrival , previously she thought that it was all because the church too felt indignant on her behalf as an innocent child ' s life was lost but as she watched Agnis who was walking behind Priest Rudolf , her face couldn't help but lose all its colours . Lilian was born with high affinity of light mana , even though she couldn't attack anyone , her defence was almost impassable . Thus , with her light mana she could clearly see the dark mist that wrapped itself around Agnis , even if the others couldn't see it , there was no way that Priest Rudolf couldn't see ... His light mana was after all a status abov

Ryder strolled beside him, arms crossed, eyes narrowed at Liang like he didn’t trust the way the man’s hair stayed so neat. “We want to learn too,” Luka said. “Secret assassin stuff. Pressure points. Silent takedowns. All of it.” Liang studied them for a long moment, silent. Then, finally, he smirked. “You two have the spirit of warriors. Trapped inside the bodies of mildly confused squirrels.” Vulture exploded into laughter from across the yard. Even Cassie covered her mouth to keep from snorting. Luka blinked. “Did he just call us—?”

“And I’ll be right there with you. Don’t even think about it, Achilles. Lyla isn’t going through this alone.” Xiomar’s hand landed on my shoulder, firm but gentle, trying to anchor me. “And neither are we,” he said quietly. “But first, we need the information, the strategy, and the leverage. Then we take her down.” I nodded slowly, though my teeth were still clenched, jaw tight. My chest burned with rage and the weight of guilt for how close I had come to failing Lyla in the past. She had survived monsters before, but this? This was different. Leilani was calculated. Merciless. And now, she wasn’t alone.