League Of Legends Fanfiction นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Fane completely ignored those looks as he looked right at Lionel. Lionel frowned as he coldly said, "Brat! What did you say? Who are you calling a dog?! Do you want to die?!" Lionel was so angry his eyebrows were raised. Fane laughed as he said calmly, "Am I wrong? You're completely twisting the truth right now, trying to pin all the blame on Fane. You're talking as if Fane was the one who cruelly killed all those regular warriors. He clearly did nothing, but you're trying to direct all the anger to him, and spare the real culprits!

Chris led the way, and we followed. “I thought you liked the forest?” I asked Liora as her step faltered. “I did like the forest when I had literally zero friends,” she said, remembering old times. “I still like it, though. Right now, I just want to beat LOL122.” I let out a grunt. “You and that game. I bet it's a child playing it somewhere in a café before school, sitting mindfully behind a chair and beating your ass,” I teased, and she glared at me, tears glistening in her eyes.

The link I share with Lance is deep in my mind, holding on for dear life. 'Lance!' I cry out into the link with my friend, praying to the Moon Goddess that it works and he can hear me. Nothing comes, and I muster as much strength as I can to call out once more, feeling the link slowly fade from my mind. 'Help me!' I plead, curling into a ball, hoping to suppress the pain spreading through every inch of my body from the rejection, the banishment, and the beating I received. Did King Levi hate me so much because of the rumors that he was blinded by them and could not recognize me as his mate outside of his rut-induced haze?

"Because he couldn't help the poor little blonde girl from his dreams. He would sit there with tears in his eyes and tell me how frightened she was all the time. How she was always in the dark, and he couldn't reach her to make it stop." Ginny held little Iggy tighter to her chest, her own tears silently falling as she realized the profound, supernatural depth of the bond Leela and Fennigan shared. It hadn't just been a mating pull; it was a lifetime of their souls desperately reaching for one another in the dark. Elana slowly turned her head, her dark, exhausted eyes finally meeting the frightened gazes of the young mothers and the elite guard. The absolute, unadulterated certainty radiatin

Liam's confession unraveled a complex tapestry of emotions, intertwining past engagements with the undeniable pull of fate that drew him toward me. "Why did she go with Daniel if you were engaged?" I asked, my voice carrying a mix of curiosity and uncertainty. "Because I felt you," Liam replied with a sincerity that echoed through the room. "Did you feel me?" "Vallen's father was my father's scribe. When my father passed away and I assumed the throne, I chose Vallen as my scribe." As he spoke, the weight of the choices he made for the kingdom and the intricacies of his relationship with Vallen became clearer.

Faiz asked. Leo looked at them both, bewildered. “Look! If you are scared that you will be rejected by each other, you should stop thinking and just come clean with each other. You two look so good together, and you have a dynamic, perfect chemistry that only lovers have. So just date, no?” Leo was probably thinking like that because he didn't know Faiz was a woman. So if he knew she was a woman, he would never ship them. He would have thought of them as good sisters who are worried about each other and care about each other.

Her eyes widened and shook despondently without focus as she felt her bond with Harrod slowly slip away. ' No!' She tried to reach for it but it only grew farther and farther away from her grasp. " I, Harrod Dawson, Alpha of the Stingfang pack, Reject you as my mate!" Harrod declared, withdrawing himself completely from his bond with Georgia. He felt empty inside, even though his chest still tinged in pain from the betrayal. However, the pain only fueled his hate and disgust at Georgia. The mere sight of her pissed him off and he ignored her even though she seemed devastated at the moment.

As soon as she saw me come in, Jenna pointed at me with red, puffy eyes and accused, "Rylee, why are you trying to steal my mate?!" "I didn't! Lionel is my mate! I felt the mate bond!" I retorted loudly. "So, you're going to grab him away from me, aren't you? You’ve already stolen my scent, and now you want to steal my mate?!" Jenna screamed. She shook father's arms and turned to pout in a soft voice, "Dad, don't let Ryless take Lionel away from me, please... I love him so much!" Father hesitated only a second before he turned to me and said with a straight face, "Rylee, give up on Lionel. You can wait for your second chance."

The golden strands were unrulier than it had been when they first met a year ago, yet it only added to his charm and sense of mischief. When he was with these five men, the shadows in his eyes faded away. The night terrors that woke him in the middle of the night eased for a time. Lily knew his true fear, the one that grew daily. The fear that all this would end, that the wives and coming children would drive the League apart bit by bit until Charles was the only man left. His deepest fear was losing everyone he loved, and she knew with dreadful certainty that his fear would come true. Sooner or later, Hugo would set his final plan into motion. The League would fall, and Charles would be the

Lia kept assuring me, and at some point, she said she was tired of my paranoia as it made her sick to her stomach, she she excused herself to her room, while I paced around mine. Praying to the heavens that they keep Ally safe. I had done as I had been instructed. Writing on everything I stood against. The hardest part was the part where Lia made me write that I wished to poison Draven and Darius. The strange fern letter was fern proposing the plan to kill them, of course, I refused and planned on writing my refusal. But Lia strongly advised against it. She said it would only endanger Ally, and she drove a hard bargain, and so I wrote that I agreed with it.