Law X Luffy Novels & Stories

He responds quickly as he continues, “You are telling me that you had a weird dream just earlier.” I nod to that. “You woke up remembering everything that happened to you on that island called…..LUAHU?” Liv sounded unsure as he glanced at William. I nod again. “Harrison.” William hollers. “What drugs are you on?” He asks me jokingly making Oliver laugh too. “I am not on fucking drugs.” I whined. “Christ guys you have to take this seriously. If you aren’t coming with me then I am going to fly alone. I’ve messaged Frank and he allowed me to take more time.”

Her mother said and Cora nodded. Yes, maybe. If there was a possibility that they could find him in the first place. Lex Luna laid at the heart of Avalon, a colossal building that not only housed the Werewolf council but also everything that had to do with the law and order for Avalon. It was in the Lex Luna where applications for going to the human world were reviewed and processed, it was in the Lex Luna were disputes among lesser packs to higher packs were solved and it was Lex Luna that reviwed and interpreted the Liber Lex, also known as the book of laws.

I don’t like the feel of it, even if I didn’t want to be left alone with Minister Coltain either. Lucas guides me through the tents, and I try to take in everything around me. Alexander will find me, or I’ll escape. Either way, once we’re reunited, he’ll need as much information as I can give him. I stop my thought process as I realize how ready I am to support the lycans in this battle. But at least Alexander is trying to find peaceful solutions. It feels like all the werewolf rebels want is violence. “Why are you still attacking lycans?” I ask Lucas. “A new law has been signed that will protect werewolves from the killings that have been going on.”

They watched the live stream and I didn’t know that. Caye: Your answer is so good! Lester: Our Lou is the future lawyer that we needed! Jane: I don’t want to argue with you anymore, Attorney! Eloisa: Yahoo! We don’t have an examination for this month. Lou, thank you for that! I smiled when I am currently reading the messages from our group chat. I even smiled widely when I saw Gio’s response. Gio: It’s already finished. He ends the battle with his deep wisdom.

the lawyer asked, pulling out his phone. I raised my eyebrows and smiled indulgently. Obviously, he really took me for a fool in a beautiful rag, since he was so sure that he would leave here on his own terms. “It’s out of the question,” I said casually, getting up from the table. Astakhov set into motion at the same time as me, while Sery reminded me of himself with the click of a lighter. The wolf froze with the phone and half-turned glance behind him. Not cautious, but the same estimator that Astakhov was awarded. The smell was a mixture of confusion and wariness.

The old wolf caught my eye and, leaving attempts to help Misha get up, pulled himself together with some effort, returning his impenetrable expression to his face. - I hope we understand each other? I clarified. Ibragimov rolled up to the table and, with a surprisingly firm hand, pulled out an expensive pen from the inside pocket of his jacket. Oh, those lawyers already! Alyosha, who was still standing in a combat stance on the table, pushed a dirty sheet of paper towards it with his paw, and the old wolf began to scratch something on it. It was very reasonable of him, albeit belatedly: less f * zd and his child would not have to endure pain.

“Don’t think too much about it. Our lawyer will be here soon, and he’ll tell us what we need to do.” “I hope so…” Just like what he said, their company lawyer did pay a visit. He talked to Axel first, then to her. Leal was escorted to another empty room, with only a table and two chairs. The hanging bulb serving as the only source of light didn’t add to her comfort. Their lawyer, Rei, smiled warmly at her. He’s a pack Upsilon. “Hey, Luna. How have you been doing?” “Terrible,” she honestly muttered. Rei’s smile wavered. “But I’m glad you’re here to help us.”

A nod made him smile. "I don't know why I can see Bang Zaweel's face at a glance, besides his handsomeness level exceeds the former, he also has better insight and personality." Lidya's assumption is not wrong, because Zaweel has already taken his master's degree in law, which makes him a lawyer. Even in Jakarta, Zaweel is known as a firm lawyer and has the best experience among his contemporaries. Haziya has not told her family at all about Zaweel's help, who offered to become a lawyer at the trial.

"Lila and Linc are talking in the bedroom." He nodded. Luca wasn't just any lawyer. He was one of the best next to Linc himself. And we needed the best right now. There is a reason packs stopped using this kind of justice to take care of issues. It is harder to keep it under wraps if humans are involved. The police who picked Linc up were humans. Why they were patrolling roads surrounded by werewolf territory is beyond me.

“BESTIE?!!! ARE YOU STILL THERE?” I never thought Liz could do it in such a short period. I smiled and responded, “Sorry, I just couldn’t believe you managed to find one. Fill me in with the details.” Liz continued to deliver the wonderful news. It was like music to my ears. “So the lawyer I got is from Crossbow Pack. Lucian Fox is a gamma there and accepted to represent you in this long battle.” I chuckled and displayed a powerful smile. “Wonderful! Thank you, Liz. I’ll surely remember this favor. When can we see him?”