Lucius Gladiator Ii Novels & Stories

Lucius smiled, but with arrogance in his expression, they walked together. "Just fine. You haven't gotten rid of the person who did that to you?" “I'm trying to do it. Crushing it from the bottom is great fun. The higher than the pain when he fell, Mario.” Mario smiled, he knew Lucius was that kind of man. He likes to play his enemy, who thinks he is victorious but only runs in Lucius' palm. The illusion created by Lucius is truly deadly.

Linus and Maximus climbed out of the old dilapidated mill and faced Lucius and his soldiers. Lucius stepped forward with a smirk. "My, my… bloodsuckers." Linus glared at him, his fangs creeping out. "Stay calm, doggy, no need to get all feisty," Lucius laughed. Maximus growled, about to charge at him but Linus stopped him. "What do you seek, Lucius?" "Surprise, surprise, you do know who I am. Been in town a great lot, haven't you?" "No," Linus gritted his teeth, "I heard honor soldiers call you by the name."

Lucius is watching everything fall apart on the battlefield as his troops fall. He is still glued to the screen, when Alpha Leaner and a security force bust in and arrest him. “Wait, what is happening?” Lucius demands. “The Alphas have voted, and you are under arrest for an unwarranted attack on another pack,” Alpha Learner smirks. “You over played your hand, Lucius. You were outsmarted by Temperance Biczi.” “What? How?” Lucius tries to fight the guards but is injected with wolfsbane.

The monster's body is covered with black armor, except for his eyes, mouth, and nose. Lucius is from the planet Croxutis where he’s military general and considered to be a God and an immortal. The last time he came to earth was by flying fighting ships. When he lost the war against the Gods, Goddesses, shifters, and vampires he was dragged underground. Lucius thought Phobos would have discovered the whereabouts of the four mega boxes. Last time he was on earth the boxes were distributed to different packs and coves and the Greek God and Goddess had one. He’s sure that hasn’t changed. He has never thought anyone's more intelligent them he is, but especially Zeus. He and Zeus were face-to-

“Why, are you afraid that I would end up killing you? That is too much of a humiliation, don’t you think?” Alec laughed. “No, it’s the opposite actually. I am afraid that I would be left with no choice but to kill you. You are still the son of my dear friend, after all. I can’t just disrespect his memory, can’t I?” “You son of a…” Lucius trailed off. I thought he chose to not say the word because he somehow managed to calm himself, but when I saw how his eyes turned glowing gold with a tint of red for the first time, I knew it would mean war.

His eyes had gleamed differently and there was something unmistakably dangerous in those depths. For all that he knew, Lucius had no interest in women or anything, yet he had fearlessly stood up against him because of Mariana. The tone his voice took has forced him to cower. It had scared him and at the same time the disrespect threw him off the edge. It was hard to believe that his doting guard has rebelled. Yet there was something disturbing about Lucius now that he thought of it. An undescribable aura. The gleam in those eyes was even more disturbing. And familiar. He had seen something in those depths and that was not the first. His mimd raced with certainty as he examined every detail.

He tried to shove everything about Lucinda to the back of his mind, but he stopped short when he saw her standing toe to toe with three of the gladiators, running her fingers adoringly over their chests that rippled with muscles and sweat. Alfos's gaze narrowed when he noticed the gladiators were enjoying it. They even guided her hands to other parts of their bodies. "Come on, touch here too and watch the way the pack of muscles will ripple under your palms," One of the gladiators snarled, guiding

I gulped when Lucius had not even moved a bit. Gold flashed in his eyes. His beast was trying to take over. My stomach churned. Oh, great. This man will kill me.

I didn’t have to turn to look at him to know how dark the look in his eyes was. “It is my business!” Lucius groaned, his jaw clenched. Maximus’ arm snaked around my waist, and he pressed a warm kiss on my neck. “I warned you to stay away from him, but you never listen.” I blew out the breath I hadn’t realised I was holding. “He is your brother, Max.” His lips moved to my ear, nibbling lightly, sending chills down my spine. “Then he should know that you are mine!” Lucius snarled and I flicked my gaze at him to see his eyes glowing ferociously red. It wasn’t just a flash—it persisted, and when he let out a powerful growl, my heart plummeted.

Even if they wanted to deny it, they had no reason to. The second beast relied on brute strength to fight. Those beasts were usually stronger defensively than normal. It was an irrefutable truth. Furthermore, so many of the warriors there had been at the colosseum for a long time. They had seen countless battles. Each time, even if there were weaker and stronger beasts, even the weakest one would have a baseline of strength. The fact that Lucius managed to win two in a row meant that his skills were definitely much stronger than most warriors. Other than Arne, even those who did not want to admit that fact had been forced to.