Lucian Book Novels & Stories

She asked, folding her hands across her chest. Lucan sighed as he ruffled his hair," I have always told you nothing will happen between us right?so get a life already". " And you think you something will happen between you and that human girl?" She asked back, " the moon goddess made the two of us for each other Lucan and you can not escape your fate, so I advise whatever you have with that human girl, you better end it before she dies for what she doesn't know and whatever you want to do, better do it fast Lucan because I will not be nice the next time I see her" saying that, she grabbed her bag and stalked off.

“Why don’t we give them a look? Just to see. No one has to know.” “Oh, I don’t think he’d like that. But . . . come to think of it . . . ” Her eyes suddenly lit up. “That’s actually a good reason to, isn’t it? Especially now, while he’s busy. Oh, maybe just a peek.” Mr. Pervis’s library was just down the hall. It was considerably smaller than Salem’s, so it didn’t take us long to find the ritual books. “There’s so many,” Loretta said, pulling a few off the shelf and flipping through them. “But they’re all so bloody confusing. Doesn’t he have any for apprentices?” She climbed a ladder to rummage through the higher shelves.

Looking at Lily, Lucian said, “Go and tell your family that you are going to some other city for a week regarding a Reporting project. Do not worry. Your office has already been taken care of.” “How can I believe you? What if you are a bad one?” Lily questioned Lucian. Lucian chuckled and turned to look at Lily. Putting the glass down in his hand at the table, Lucian spoke, “I would have drunk your blood by now.” Chills ran through Lily’s entire body and her body stiffened. Lucian went towards the end table and picked an envelope. Coming back to Lily, he handed the envelope to Lily. “Read,” Lucian told Lily. Lily opened the envelope and took out a paper from it.

“Lexa. I wasn’t expecting you.” “I couldn’t stop thinking about what you told us,” she admitted, stepping further into the room. “I had to see you. To talk to you.” Lucian gestured to the chair across from him. “Please, sit.” Instead of sitting immediately, Lexa walked around the desk, her gaze falling on the open book in front of him. The pages were filled with intricate drawings and ancient texts. “What are you studying?” she asked. Lucian leaned back in his chair, his eyes darkening.

Chapter 3 Lucian's POV I let out a deep sigh after going through the contents of the letter in my hand. “How was the meeting with the other Alpha and the Council Elders?” I asked my Beta and best friend Freya, who looked at me and gave out a tired sigh of her own.

Phobus was brought in a huge room with a big desk set at the corner. Lucian went towards the desk and sat down. Just the very next moment, Phobus was handed his old book of tricks. He opened the book and flipped through pages with a smirk on his face. That book contained his powers and the tricks he had been using to spread paranoia all around the world. "All this long, you have been spreading paranoia in humans. Making them paranoid about the creatures. Turning them against the creatures. And making them attack the creatures. This time, you will spread paranoia for the creatures. We want the power to turn against these fragile and useless humans." Said Lucian in a low and dangerous tone. Ph

He didn’t know. Sick of it, Lucian sat on the bed, looking at the bills that covered the floor and those that were the same that covered the bed where he put the delicate body of a goddess. For the first time Lucian Sadharthe had everything. Money, power, the crown, and a queen. ******

“Because, Lucan is the only one who can retrieve the Obsidian Dagger from its resting place. He's uniquely connected to its ancient energies, its layered defenses, in ways no other human could ever be. He's the only key that fits this lock." Nina's professional mask didn't slip, but Kairos saw the flicker of calculation in her eyes before it vanished. She inclined her head slightly. "Understood, sir. Lucan proceeds alone." Kairos returned his attention to the vast map, his gaze lingering on the island.

The sound of her laugh reached him faintly a sound he hadn't heard in years. For a brief moment, his heart eased. But then he looked back at the folder on his desk, at Mirana's face frozen in a smile too familiar, too deceptive. His expression hardened again. "They took one life from me," Lucian murmured to himself. "This time, I'll make sure they never touches what's mine again." ----- The air smelled faintly of jasmine, and a soft breeze rustled the pages of the book in Caliste's hand.

But I'm left alone. After a while, I hoist myself up onto his bed and grab a book that's lying on his bedside table. At least, he can read! I start skimming through the pages without any great interest. I can't seem to get into the story. Suddenly, I feel a draft and mechanically look up over my reading. Lucian is casually leaning against his open window, his arms folded across his chest and his burning gaze resting on me. "Well, I certainly didn't see that coming!" I shudder and flee his all too intense glance.