Levi From Inquisitormaster Novels & Stories

LEVI’S POV "I know right," I replied as I grabbed both of our school bags, then paid our drinks. “I can’t walk properly, right? What happened, Levi? Did I d-damaged my b-brain already?” he asked as I helped him walked outside the bar. He was struggling from walking so I had to help him. His white uniform was stained already, his hair was greasy, and his actions were slow and clumsy. “Let me see,” I uttered. “Difficulty in walking, blurred vision, red cheeks, impaired memory... yes, I guess.”

Levi uttered in his furrowed brows. “It's because I am an unpredictable Alpha, Levi. If you want to stay on top, you have to control yourself and when I say control, it's about your emotions. Do not allow the enemies to read you. They should not get an idea about what's running in your head.” As Levi heard these words, he just shook his head. “I know you did, and there's no doubt about that. Anyway, while we are waiting for the go signal of your spy, I should ready our warriors. We have to be prepared and end what's needed to end,” Levi replied.

"So you know?" Levi asked. "Yeah, I know," I said. "And?" "You're a real motherfucker." He didn't even flinch. Of course he didn't. "I made you an unshakeable figure and that's something you have to be in a political setting. Did I technically use you, yes—but only to sway public sentiment back to the monarchy side. I have to secure that for Remus and our retirement!" Levi explained. "I had no idea that you'd reel in my family and place someone loyal to us as a replacement for our most unstable branch. I also had no idea that old bastard would act up like that. I just took advantage of the moment when I could. And sure, my mission was always to get public sentiment on our side, but I can't h

The ringing sound of the doorbell follows. “Coming!” I get up and head to the door to find out who it is and what the person wants. I can't think of anyone who will be at the door this late at night. “How can I help you?” I question, scanning the unfamiliar figure I meet behind the door. His All-black clothing makes me instantly suspicious of him. “Are you Valery Hale?” The stranger asks back with his hands behind his back. How does he know my name? “Yes. How can I help you?” I ask again, still trying to decode his intentions.

“I went there just now and found out information that I believed you both are fighting over. I will tell you about it, but step back from each other first.” The moment Levi the Envious heard that someone, Apollo Sky the Loyal, would tell them the information that he loathed to hear, he needed not convincing to step back. Like salt to a wound, he strayed a few steps away from the angel apprentice and the necromancer. He shifted his attention to the grunting Basilisk by touching its scales as his eyes met the monstrous eyes of the cursed beast.

Matthew’s POV: I prepared a snack for the master, and I walked with the small tray between my hands, careful not to spill the coffee. I was feeling tired and lazy for no reason. It was like I had a feeling that something bad was going to happen. I took a deep breath and gently knocked at the door. “Come in,” I heard Levi say. I entered his room and was once again, and I was amazed by all the colours reigning around the space. The walls were hidden under the best paintings he made. I remember he told me he was proud of it, and he loved to sleep and wake up surrounded by his masterpieces.

The word barely had time to settle in the air before— Lucas stopped in front of him. Close. The weight of his presence pressing down like something physical. “You forget yourself,” Lucas said softly. Dangerously softly. Levi lowered his head immediately. “My apologies.” “I am your master,” Lucas continued. “You do not question my judgment.” “I wasn’t—” “You were,” Lucas interrupted. “And you will not do so again.” Silence. Levi nodded once. “Understood.” Lucas held his gaze for a moment longer. Then stepped back. Composure returning.

Levi felt a little embarrassed as he said, “Life was a bit too relaxed over there. There’s not much I have to do, so I’ve been leading a rather easy life, which is why I accidentally ended up like this.” Gabby then said, “Boss, Levi’s been really lazy recently. In fact, he’d even have someone use the bathroom for him if he could!” Javier laughed and asked, “Does it really feel that great living like a king?” Levi scratched his head, feeling embarrassed. “Boss, I swear to you that I haven’t slacked off regarding the Hachisons. Not even for a single second!” Javier patted his shoulder, not saying anything else. Seeing that everyone had already arrived, the next thing Javier had to do was use h

And by ‘someone’, I knew it was Lucas. I cursed under my breath. “Damnit.” “HARPER!!” From the animalistic tone in his voice, I knew I was dealing with Levi. Which meant that there wouldn’t be any chance of reasoning with him. Quickly, I turned back around to face the captive. “You need to tell me now!” “The Master...He’s not just a wolf. He’s—” A monstrous growl tears through the air, and before I could get another word out, a large pair of claw-tipped hands grabbed at my waist and yanked my back. A broken cry slipped past my lips as I struggled to gain my bearings.

I yell back at her, gripping my hair tightly. “Can you describe these people? Can you describe your surroundings? Are there any vehicles around?” I slid out of the bed, “People…? The leader's name is Rowan and he has a friend called Cyprian, a professor at San Zero City University. And… And…” “Please remain calm, what is your name?” “Levi… please get me out of here.” “Hold on to the call, I'm going to connect you to an officer in your area.”