Lion El'jonson Book Novels & Stories

More like himself. "Sorry," Elion said, his voice smooth, a hint of amusement in it. "Didn't mean to eavesdrop. But I heard… quite a bit." He glanced at Jaxon, his smile widening slightly. "Brielle is my little princess," he stated, his tone light but with an underlying edge that sent a shiver down my spine. "I won't tolerate anyone hurting her." Jaxon visibly flinched at Elion's words, his eyes darting between Elion and me. Fear flickered across his face, but then, as Elion’s smile didn’t falter, a wave of relief washed over him. He let out a shaky breath.

But Elio shook his head in my arms. Slow down. His green eyes were open. Wake. Sad. He looked right up to the stairs. And whispered: ‘No’ All followed his eyes. Upstairs, at the end of the stairs, stood Jonas. Dry. Unharmed. Sleeping suit. He smiled. But his eyes— were amber. And when he said, his voice did not sound like that of a child. Just like the deep, ancient being from the blue book: “Mama... I didn’t give my name.”

“Lionel is coming for you. Theodore Jones is helping him—not with money like he thinks, but with information he’s been pulling from the company. Be careful. Everyone around you is at risk, especially the witch Elowen. She wasn’t part of Zatan’s plans. He thought the witches were extinct until she and Celine stole the book.” “How do I finish him?” I asked, desperate. “His vitality comes from the book. It keeps him alive. Elowen has to find a way to destroy it so Lionel becomes vulnerable again. He lost the magic the moment the book found a purer source of power, but Zatan can still control it because he knows more about its abilities.” I swallowed hard as the pack doctor entered the room. “Is

Present time, Belmont High School Library. Kent and Elise looked at each other. They realized this was the final warning of the visions that Elise saw. The book was the evidence and the key, the same case that happened when she had the book “The Pharaoh’s of Ancient Egypt” before they were sucked into 3100 B.C., in Ancient Egypt. Kent’s color went back to normal when he realized that Elise was looking at him deep into his eyes. He fluttered his eyes and gazed at the book instead.

And standing beneath them, bathed in the pale, sickly light of the moon, was Elion. The black energy coiled around his forearms like smoke obeying its master. His eyes, once familiar and soft, now glowed with a faint, malevolent violet light that seemed to drain the very color from the night. Then, slowly, he turned toward me. He didn't look like a victim of a kidnapping. He looked like a god passing judgment. He smiled... not warmly, not sadly.... dreadfully. “Oh,” he said softly, his voice cutting through the wind with impossible clarity. “You figured it out so fast.”

His brow furrowed tightly as he said, "Ms. Rockefeller, isn't meeting Sebastian in this way a little…" Although Ellon was a subordinate of the Rockefellers, he was still a Warrior. He still had a basic sense of honor. He had never imagined that Alice, whom he had watched grow up, would stoop to threats like low. "Ellon, have you read the Kiremah?" Alice asked, smiling as she gazed at the red wine in her glass. "I don't know what you mean, Ms. Rockefeller," Ellon replied, still frowning. "The Kiremeh is the holy book of the Juwanians. It says clearly in there that apart from the Juwanians, every other human is merely an anthropoid! If anyone tries to stand in our path, they must be killed!

She clenched her hands into a fist and attacked Elyon, however, he anticipated her action and caught her wrists, pushing her back to the boulder that was covering the passage of the cave. “Listen, Larissa. You are Eon’s younger sister and Alpha Aaron’s daughter and everyone know that you don’t let anyone use you unless you have a use for them. So, don’t tell me that I am using you because we know who is actually using who.” He spat on the ground. “Asshole! Eon would know about this!” Elyon laughter echoed in the cave chamber. “What are you going to tell Eon? That we screw each other when we feel like it? Do you think he didn’t know that yet?” He let go of her wrists, stepping back away from

“That look.” Ellion swallowed hard. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.” “Oh, come on,” Sorrian said lightly. “Don’t play dumb.” “I said I don’t know what you mean.” Sorrian crouched in front of him slowly. “Jonathan.” Ellion’s heart stopped. “Who?” he asked too quickly. “Who's that?" Sorrian burst out laughing. “You’re a terrible liar.” Ellion’s breathing became uneven. “A while ago,” Sorrian continued casually, “you met a guy at a club. Tall. Tattoos. Pretty smile.” He leaned closer. “Then you fucked him.”

Athena calls to her brother and slaps his arm. "What?" He responds harshly. "What did you do to Jordan?" "Nothing," Ares frowns. "One minute, she and I are okay. The next, she turns into King Kong." "Why say that?" Ask Liam put his arm around me. "Athena, when she's on the month, she turns into Godzilla. Jordan turns into King Kong." Ares explains. "And Effie?" I look at Logan once he asks. "Effie?" Ares rubbed his prickly skin where he had shaved. "Effie turns to that baby from the Incredibles.

Elliona noticed around the luxury car journey that took her, she just found out the elite area located on the edge of New York City. Looking beautiful and cool, silently he admired the beautiful scenery around him. It makes him comfortable and calm, as if he had forgotten that there was a tiger lurking him through the lyrics of his eyes. William smiles thin, very, very thin to see Elliona not rebelling crazy like that. It drains its energy slightly to tame the lion-powered rabbit. Ah! He almost forgot that the woman had a LiOn call which if interpreted as having the meaning of lion, but he didn't care for him the haughty woman was just a sweet rabbit who had to submit to him