Mars In Leo Novels & Stories

(LEO) “WELL THEN,” Carlos whispers with his amusement towards Winona, for desiring the thing that awakens his interest but promising to be the last time. “Guardian God and one of the four main elements and next to time. The flame wing Lion, God Leo, or should I address as Reina.”

he said, putting his hands in the air and turning the flashlight on, "we are near the crime scene." "That's your defence? Kai, it's full moon tonight." I was trying not to yell. "Don't worry, moon girl, I will protect you from the werewolves, not sure about the ghosts though." He continued walking. "Kai, we need to go back," I said sternly, ignoring his last comment. "Just 10 more minutes and then we will go back, I promise," he stood in front of me with a pout, "please, moon girl."

The crowd could not hold it, as they reacted instantly, many gasped, others had the look of shock, while a few nodded their heads. My ears rang as I tried to understand him. “Pity?” I repeated. “A Luna should command fear and respect,” he continued, voice carrying effortlessly. “Not sympathy, and certainly not patience. The Crimson Moon Clan cannot be led by someone who needs protecting.” “I have never asked for protection,” I said, my voice trembling with fury. “No,” he agreed. “You simply require it.” Maelis stepped closer to him, her hand slipping into his sleeve. “Lucien, this isn’t the time. The pack is watching.”

She also seems disinterested in settling scores with him. Leaning into the chair in frustration, Leo exhaled slowly. As much as he tries to see a different light to his life, it appears he is deeply roped in the spider web. The only promising happiness in his life is, Sinclair. A bright smile that had his face colored in delight appeared on his face. His ‘Mini Me’, makes his world lighten up like the sky when the rainbow appears.

I pulled him away from the spot he was rooted to, I wanted him to continue the dance. "No. The Luna of the Pack is a crazy being, crazily powerful. She is the only one you will need to face and I trust that you will not allow her to sabotage the mission. I trust you." As he concluded his words, he walked me back to the thrones and we took our seats. "You don't have to worry about anything else, I will deliver Crescent Moon Pack to you," I said teasingly and touched his nose tip as a smirk crossed his face.

Lena mindlinked, her excitement palpable. My smile spread wide. This was the break I'd been waiting for. "Do tell," I instructed, anticipation building. Lena hummed, her mental tone triumphant. "I've been leaning on rogue contacts, and one finally cracked. Halo King is Marquis King's son from the Teton pack in Asia." My eyes widened in shock as Lena continued, "He was banished alongside his sister, Quentin King." A chilling connection formed in my mind. The Marquis family was renowned for wealth and influence, but their pack was steeped in tradition and female oppression.

He said in a respectful tone. I was about to scold him, when Leo's hand on my shoulder made me stop. Everyone's gaze was on us and they all looked shocked. "I'll take it from here Tey." Leo said loudly then walked past me and stood in front of the warriors facing them. "My name is Leomord and I am a Beta by rank. This lady besides me, your general is my wife." He said as the warriors looked at each other in silence. "You must be fucking insane!" Ibuk growled loudly as his eyes turned into that of his Alpha wolf.

Just that and Lovu had gasped of air as if he was strangled tightly on his neck while Barto went to him to help him up. "What just happened? It looks as if you stole ten jars of his cookies." Leera demanded while Lovu and Barto only shared glances with each other. "What is it?" she asked for more but none of them had voiced out something. ************************************************************************* The next day where Leera found the king on the balcony to his own quarter in that kingdom, she walked to join him in looking at the far distance scenery of Hardoka. Unlike in Agartha where mostly the surrounding was filled with green forest, in Mars, it was mostly filled with deser

Leo stepped off the porch. He raised his hands. Golden fire gathered in his palms. "No!" Martha grabbed his arm. Her grip was surprisingly strong, like tree roots. "I can incinerate them," Leo said. "One pulse." "You'll burn the crop!" Martha yelled. "This corn is alive, boy! You don't burn the house to kill the rats!" "Then what?" Leo shouted as a locust landed on his shoulder and tried to bite him. It broke its mandibles on his skin.

so loud and so human that the Lunar Warden’s clinical gravity couldn't find a grip on our souls. "Leo, I need the Signal-Map," I commanded. Leo approached the center of the Senate chamber, where he had constructed a massive, bioluminescent map of the Earth’s energy grids. His indigo runes were no longer just lines; they were Geometric Constants, a bridge between the Marrow and the Machine.