Luca From Inquisitormaster Novels & Stories

End the rein of this tyrannical ruler for good. "This is absurd? How do we know that you can be trusted. What if you are just a double agent making your final report before turning against us completely?" Lucius asked, skepticism evident in his voice as he spoke. I chuckled darkly. What he fails to realize, is that if I really wanted him dead, he would already have been. I was a highly trained assassin with the blood of a blood dragon coursing through my veins. That already gave me an advantage over him. Granted I don't know how to use my magic, but I sure as hell know how to use the other abilities that required my physical strength.

“Luca is not in the mansion, he’s missing. I’m ready to face death, master,” Oh, sure you will.

It's unmistakable. It's Luca.

I exhaled slowly, trying to process everything without letting my thoughts run wild. “Wow,” I said finally, because honestly what else was I supposed to say, “that could actually change everything.” Luca nodded once, like he already knew that. “And my gamma is back as well,” he added. Okay. Now things were officially stacking. Mom plus gamma plus illusion strategy plus potential attack plus unknown mastermind pulling strings somewhere in the dark like a cursed puppet show. My brain was doing gymnastics at this point. I looked at him properly now, really looked at him, trying to understand how he could stand so calm while planning something that could easily go wrong in so many directions.

Luca sat in the dimly lit corner of his office, his fingers drumming lightly on the edge of his desk. His mind was racing, eyes fixed on his phone. As he remembered how he tracked down Mrs Jessica. Every lead so far had led to dead ends. Mrs. Rose had covered her tracks well, but Luca wasn’t about to give up. He knew Jessica held the key to unraveling everything. Suddenly, his phone buzzed. Luca glanced down, surprised to see an unknown number. Hesitantly, he answered."Hello?"

More than enough to make a difference. My mind raced as the information spun around me. Luca’s cryptic words echoed in my head. Start with your own family. I wanted to shake it off, tell myself it was all a coincidence. But deep down, I knew better. There was something dark and tangled at the heart of this. Luca knew something I didn’t. And if I was going to figure it out, I had to keep going. I looked at Laura, my voice quieter than usual. “Can you find out more about that investor? I need to know who they are.”

Seraphine fought to keep the system stable. Cassian screamed against the overload consuming his nervous system. And Luca Luca stepped toward the neural core. The machine pulsed brighter the closer he got. Recognizing him. Welcoming him. His body reacted instinctively. Conditioning buried deep beneath his skin waking painfully. ACCESS RECOGNIZED. PRIMARY SUBJECT DETECTED. Luca physically recoiled. Because even now The system still belonged to him. No. Not anymore. Damon moved beside him instantly. “You’re not alone.”

‎ ‎"I heard the noises last night, the screams, You Lucas, you broke Victorias innocence. ‎ ‎Lucas pushed his lips up slightly, that it only suggested a dancing amusement in his eyes. ‎ ‎"I must say, — I've never had a loyal, obsessor in a while. ‎ ‎"the role looks good on you," his voice low and steady. ‎ ‎lucas brushed passed him, ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎"I'll get her back Lucas." Carl said, his undertone confident, ‎ ‎Lucas paused. ‎ ‎turned, ‎ ‎ ‎"You don't know her like I do, her break points,— and that's the edge I have over you," Carl hammered.

*"Still trying to save things that are destined to rot." The Traveler smiled a sad, painfully familiar smile against the dark. "Still trying to eat them." Luca stared at the unfolding confrontation, the blockages inside his consciousness continuing to crack apart. More hidden truths and fractured fragments of the first epoch rushed into his mind, and suddenly, he remembered the full weight of the ancient ledger.