Meliodas And Zeldris Novels & Stories

"No!" Zalo sobbed. Fighting his firm hold, she reached out to the male intruder, who now waded through the breakers at a frantic pace. Zalo punched Darghelm in the side of his head, and for a brief moment, she was free and wading towards the distraught stranger. Both Miro and Darghelm transformed at the same time—their tails took shape, and Darghelm darted towards Zalo.

I reached my mate in a second and clung to him with relief. Carl gulped with fright as he staggered backward. “Dr. Vasiliou! Your mate?” he mumbled as realization struck him. Xandrios pushed me behind him and grabbed hold of Carl’s neck with fury. I gasped, having never seen him in this light. “Yes, Cerelia is my fated mate. If you glance at her even, I’m going to inject Wolfsbane into your system to kill you. Have you got it?” he gritted out, tightening his hold on Carl’s neck.

Clyde held me back as I tried to struggle out of his hold. As they took him away, Moran glanced at me with a piteous look before leaving. I felt light-headed and numb, wondering how… how had it come to this…. ~~**~~ {A few hours ago…} [Elias] I closed the book and glanced at my notes. The research had been fruitful and I was satisfied with my findings. I would send these to Queen Jade tomorrow and then we could make our plans accordingly. She would be thrilled. Finally, we would be able to train Valerie, who seemed to be the only one who could face Zenith, the demon dragon.

She turned back to locate the origin of the blast and to her surprise, he was standing behind her, like he had been there all along. “Ah yes, I get it now. They have you under a slave emblem! No wonder you are this weak, needing the help of that vile creature to fight me!” Jericho shrieked back, it seemed to understand Tyndale's words and they didn’t settle well with it. Protected by the swarm of purple embers, Ladzgery went on the offensive, charging towards the duo. “I can't, I can't hold it up anymore.” Melody’s hands dropped and the ring collapsed with it, removing the orange tint it had cast over the battlefield.