Leorio Power Novels & Stories

"Leo... I am really, really grateful for your consideration, but you can take back your army. Let me remind you that the Wouri River Pack is not so weak. We don't desperately need help as soon as the war begins. We will be perfectly fine on our own and we will be able to defend ourselves." I raised my head and looked at Leo with a firm look, feeling slightly bored. Although I tried to look polite, my tone was not welcome and my face had a frustrated frown.

God, I need to get a grip. Leandro is a damn right player.

A part that Vogar and his men had taken full control but Leo had no idea about it. That was the game plan. Vogar was waiting for us to arrive at the exact spot where Leo would be made vulnerable by me. Vogar and his men masked their smell. Leo will never scent or sense them. A few minutes in, we arrived at that spot. Reaching for my purse, I undid the zip with my eyes fixed on the road. “You have to take your right,” I directed Leo. It was a darker part with little light. As long as Leo was in his human form, he wouldn’t be able to see through the dark perfectly.

- Leo was excited -To show who's boss in this company-

Kael barely dodged the strike; the blade whistled past his ear and sliced through the steel side of the coal train like it was paper. "He's not thinking, Kael!" Elara screamed, stepping forward. "He's a remote-access node! Liora is controlling his motor functions!" Elara reached out, her hands glowing with the dull, black light of the Void. She tried to ground Leo, sending a pulse of Dead Magic through his silver filaments to disrupt his connection to the tower. But when her energy hit him, Leo didn't buckle. He absorbed it. "Input accepted," Leo droned. "Void-Energy detected. Analyzing counter-frequency."

Several computers appear to be placed on a table arranged in an L shape, and five white capsules with glass windows on them are placed lying in front of the line of computers. “That’s a photo of our trial room. The entire computer and capsule lineup is the Large Hadron Collider’s Event Horizon Data Extractor and Analyzer system – LEHDEA. We nicknamed it Lidia, to make it easier to pronounce. The five capsules are essentially similar to Magnetic Resonance Imaging, MRI,”explained Harso. Rajata and Kalyana were amazed at all of that.

Jeremiah’s words triggered an even bigger commotion. He was intimidating for slaughtering Gabriel and scaring Cronus to skip town. Hence, his words carried greater weight than Miru’s. “Don’t be fooled by Miru, Uncle Jeremiah.” Leo said menacingly, “My father is Bando Lionel. You and my father helped establish Lefteria Gang with my godfather. I can say that all of you raised me. “But this woman…” He pointed at Miru and said, “She’s only been with the group for a few years, and we don’t know much about her history.

The morning sun rose over the Silver Moon Pack's territory, casting a golden glow over the pack house. Leo stood in the training field, his eyes focused on the target in front of him. He was training with Zara, who was watching his every move. "Focus, Leo," Zara said. "Use your power." Leo closed his eyes, focusing on the power within him. He felt the power surge through him, and he sent a blast of energy at the target. The target exploded, sending fragments flying everywhere.

Sebastian didn’t answer immediately. Then he looked at Leo. “Yes.” Leo tilted his head. “What is it?” Sebastian pointed at the screen showing the launcher. “You distract them.” Daniel blinked. “With what?” Leo understood first. He smiled slightly. “Oh.” His fingers started moving again. Lines of code appeared across the screen. “What are you doing?” Olivia asked. Leo replied calmly. “Hacking the city grid.” Daniel stared at him. “You’re hacking the power system?” Leo shrugged. “Just temporarily.”