Lily Potter Oblivion Novels & Stories

Liora asked, wearing a cold, icy smile one that bore a striking resemblance to the expression Mavric often wore when dismantling his business rivals. “Do you truly believe you have planned for every single possibility?” “What do you mean by that?” Lucas frowned, looking confused. “I began hacking into this system the very moment I inserted the sapphire key earlier,” Liora declared, delivering the blow with absolute precision. You were so completely focused on analysing my biometric data that you forgot to check the integrity of the system’s core kernel. Ever since my time in New York, I have been developing a specialised data-wiping virus I call ‘Oblivion’. The moment I walked into this room

“Bold words from a child.” Lily smiled. “I’m not a child. I’m the girl who killed Ray. I’m the girl who stabbed Dante. And I’m the girl who’s going to watch you burn.” She pulled a small device from her pocket, a remote detonator. “The boat is full of explosives. Ceddy’s idea. If I press this button, this whole island goes up.” Marcus’s father went pale. “You’re bluffing.” Lily held up the detonator. “Try me.”

Lily crossed her calves mid-air while focusing all her attention on the screen. It was rare to see Lily working on her laptop at home in such a position. Alexander put down his things and changed into his house slippers before peeking over to see what Lily was doing. She had several tabs on her screen, registering for a troll account on a certain website. “What’s up?” Alexander went to pour himself a glass of water and brought one for Lily as well. Lily adjusted her posture and sat cross-legged with her laptop on her thighs. She reached for the glass and took a sip, but her gaze remained fixed on the screen. “Someone wants to play, so I have no choice but to play along.”

the girl said. "Come on Claw, the Eternal chaos is hardly a contraband plant. Besides, we don't know if it's all evil." Lily replied. "Lily, the Eternal chaos made a bunny, literally the most calm and cute animal fight a cat to death. It's isn't ordinary." Lily had a thoughtful look on her face, "Maybe, I should just administer a little to Lavender, he would go batshit crazy then Ryder would have no option but to send him to a relative in another pack. And Ryder would be all mine."

Milrac takes the letter carefully from my hands and reads it once. His face doesn’t change. That scares me more than anger would. I stand abruptly and start pacing. “I’m running out of time.” “Ava—” “The antidote should already be finished but the stabilization keeps collapsing and every version either degrades too fast or turns toxic and I—” I stop. Completely. The realization hits so suddenly it feels physical. Milrac notices instantly. “What?” I turn toward him slowly. “The lilies.” His eyes sharpen slightly. “The black frost lilies in your northern garden.”

Lily replied truthfully. "You should go see the witch," I suggested. Lily's memory of helping my future husband with his bath could be erased by the famous witch in Somberridge, who was a hypnosis master in our clan. I simply didn't want her to remember what happened that night because it could lead to problems in the future. Lily agreed, "I will."

"I'm going to win the Pack Healer's Crystal Competition this year. The former Alpha King will finally approve of me, and we can be together properly." I met her gaze, my expression neutral. "Hmm," was all I offered in response. My amber eyes drifted toward the window, my thoughts elsewhere. Victoria's smile faltered at my lack of enthusiasm, but she quickly recovered, continuing to serve breakfast with practiced grace. (Olivia's POV) The door to Lily's room creaked open as I stepped inside. The familiar scent of moonflowers and vanilla – Lily's favorite – still lingered in the air. I approached the small altar I'd created in the corner. The Moonwood Ceremonial Urn sat there, its carved surfa

Levy replied as she looked at Lily and then asked, “ What are you doing?” “ There is something that I wanted to show you,” said Lily as she turned to look at Levy. She took out a small vase and then handed it to her before saying, “ Look at it carefully.” Then she slashed her finger and then let the blood droplet pour on the vase before the words —— It is time, etched on the vase. Levy looked at the vase that was in her hand and couldn’t help but ask, “ Where did you find it?” “On the porch of my father’s house,” replied Lily. When Levy looked at her with confusion she stated calmly, “ I snuck out to take a look around don’t worry I drank the invisibility potion.”

Lucas spent 10,000 points to buy a Zombie Loyalty Potion from the Points Mall. His points went from 900,000 to 890,000. With the Zombie Loyalty Potion, the Lolita zombie would become one hundred percent loyal to him. Thus, Lucas sauntered toward the Lolita zombie with the potion in his hands. The Lolita zombie was currently being held down firmly by Biggy and could not move a single hair. When the Lolita zombie saw Lucas approaching her, she gnashed her teeth and glared at Lucas as though she was very eager to tear him apart.

I said, my voice low and enticing. Lily looked at me warily, her eyes narrowing. "What kind of proposition?" she asked, her voice guarded. I leaned in close, my breath warm against her ear. "I have something that could make you very rich," I whispered. "And all you have to do is a little favor for me." Lily's eyes widened with interest, and I knew I had her hooked. "What kind of favor?" she asked, her voice breathless. I held out a small vial filled with a clear liquid. "This is a very powerful potion," I said. "And I want you to make sure that you find a way for Melina to step on it."