Levi And Eren Ship Novels & Stories

It was carved into glass, sealed with a crimson wax symbol—Valeria’s mark. Petrov stepped forward. “This ship—‘The Leviathan’—it’s fitted like a palace. Seven floors. Hidden holding cells. Armored decks. There will be security from five different nations. Mercs from Cairo. Snipers from Prague. Everyone wants a piece of what she’s selling.” “She’s arrogant,” Sokolov muttered. “She thinks no one will touch her there.” “She’s not wrong,” Bain said grimly. “It’s international waters. We can’t hit her openly.”

Ava Levi’s yacht was moored at the furthest point of the private marina, a chrome-edged predator in a sea of lesser fish. The sun was low and harsh, slanting between the condos and casting everything in yellow bruises. Levi led me up the ramp, our fingers still laced, and for a second I thought he might just keep walking and pull me off the edge into the water. Instead, he stepped onto the deck with the kind of unhurried, territorial confidence that said he’d been here a thousand times before.

They ended up spending most of the day there. When it was time to leave, I waved as their carriage pulled away. Erin smiled and winked at me. I chuckled. I knew exactly what that wink was about. --- Levi’s POV I held Erin’s hand as we rode back to the palace. “Today was good,” I whispered. She giggled. “Yes. I’m glad we visited them. I definitely wasn’t expecting Aurelian and Ruby to move this fast though. It’s really fast.” I nodded. “As long as they figure out their feelings and eventually reproduce, I think they’ll have beautiful children.”

“Levi, you should stop making Kiel so nervous. I still need him to be alert in carrying his job." “He’s a coward for getting scared off so easily, sweetcheeks," Levi stated in a disapproving tone. “Oh?” Eric in his hunter's appearance practically slid into the conversation. “Another one? That’s ten, then.” “I’ve only scared off four, hon," was Levi’s immediate reply.

I nodded my head. "Eryn, my babies." I couldn't help the powerful sob that left me. "I know my mel nin. We will save them. Both of them will be okay." He didn't want to leave me as I cried, but we both knew he needed to save Talia and Lien now. He dove into the water gracefully, not making a plash. Almost like a water drop falling from a leaf into a still lake. I watched for what felt like too long. Eryn finally emerged. Talia was paddling beside him as Lien flew up to the sky. She was circling the place trying to find something, perhaps Levi.

ze said. “One of my boys actually kind of recognized the ship,” said Eris. “Said it looks like the one on a ‘Cast he was searching around for. You ever heard about the Conspiracy of Ravens?” “What’cha mean ‘searching around for’?” “That’s exactly what I said!.” Eris laughed loudly, then called to one of her officers. Then she connected him to their comms line. His face appeared in their DI. And when he realized that he was about to get grilled by both Eris and Lucifer, he began to shake nervously.

He started to say something else, but whatever it was got lost as the ship gave a sudden lurch, the wind catching the sails just right to send us tipping sideways. I gasped, clutching at Leo to keep my balance. His arms tightened around me, steadying us both, but his eyes were already back on the horizon, watching the enemy ships with a wary gaze. “They’re getting closer,” he muttered, almost to himself. “Too close.” “Do you think they know who we are?” I asked, a shiver running down my spine at the thought. If Adrian’s forces had caught wind of our location, it could be disastrous. “Maybe,” Leo said, his jaw tightening. “Or maybe they’re just looking for a fight. Either way, we need to be r

"If I wanted to kidnap you, Maya, you wouldn't be in a luxury sedan. You'd be over my shoulder." My stomach did a traitorous flip. "Is that supposed to be reassuring?" "It's supposed to be a fact." The car slowed, turning into the underground garage of a building that looked more like a fortress than a residence. It was all black steel and reinforced concrete. Eric pulled into a private bay, and the heavy metal gate rattled shut behind us, sealing us in. "We're here," Levi said. He was out of the car before Eric could open the door, circling around to my side. He offered me his hand. I hesitated, looking at the large, calloused palm.

"The ship is already starting to recharge its Sun Stones just from the atmospheric friction." We descended toward the primary continent, a landmass that looked like it was carved from a single, massive emerald. As the ship landed in a clearing of silver moss, the silence that met us was not empty; it was a humming, living quiet that vibrated through the hull. Leo was the first to step onto the ramp, his charcoal grey fur already rippling as he prepared for the shift. Beside him, Elena Aris stood with her hand locked in his, her iridescent blue eyes reflecting the binary sunrise with a mixture of awe and dawning pain.

“ Yeah….I'm doing what I want. And I'm changing those fucked up rules.” “ That's the spirit.” I'm choosing to start a war, one that would probably run for ages but it's worth it. “ I have to deal with Javan first , the wedding won't be held without me completing the mission.” Logan cursed.“ I just remembered. What the fuck happened in there. I thought you had him.” My blood ran cold as the memory flashed through my mind.“ I did but he slipped away." He chuckled.“ You can't fool me, Eren. You had a M16 firearm and a revolver ,how the fuck did Javan slip passed that?”