Miraculous Argos Novels & Stories

Argo woke up very early in the morning, he had a dream and in that dream he met Rames, the god who asked him to wake up right away and meet him at a nearby river. They would talk about the assault or rather the kidnapping. Argo got up and without blaming the torchlight, he slowly exited the tent, trying not to make a sound. The plains of this camp are inhabited by countless inhabitants and many of them have a hearing as sharp as wolves. He even walked on tiptoe. Argo had no trouble seeing, apart from the light of the moon…he is used to the dark night. Although he is not a half-human nocturnal animal, like Riri...he has been trained to see in the dark, even though his vision is limited.

"I see. A moon and mountains. So I guess the Moon Goddess didn’t make a mistake by mating you to the gamma of this pack…." "Mom…." I said. "Let’s give him a chance." "I am here, aren’t I." Mom countered. She looked at Mila, "are you happy?" Mila nodded, "so happy, mom. I promise, he is not the man I thought he was. I love Argo." Argo stuck his head around the corner, "and I love her."

Arguis smirked because whenever Mira used her gifts as a bargain, nobody wins, or better to say it was indeed a win-win bargain. ‘I see they were still after your gifts. Then, I know pretty much how to play with them if that’s what you're going to bargain with.’ “Thanks and say hello to me to your wife and son.” Mira smiled genuinely at him and that caught him off guard. She never smiled after losing her family and seeing that once again, Arguis felt very thankful toward Mira’s beloved mate’s presence around her. ‘I will and thanks for answering my call. They were so persistent.’

"Lyra You don't get it, do you? You're Sage's Luna now. Being a Mickleson means any enemy of ours remains your enemy." I hissed, "It most definitely isn't; can you even hear yourself for goodness sake?" I was getting frustrated. I hated being trapped in a cage. "Xavier took Sage's mate away from him. Veronica was his mate before Xavier stepped in, and there's a lot more to it than just that. Now think about it: do you think Sage would let the same happen?" I was taken aback by his confession but again could keep shut, trying to point out the fact that Sage and I's relationship is nothing short of a contract.

― Promise! I was already with my heart in agony, but I didn't imagine that the problem was with my brother. I couldn't hold back the tears when Ric told me that Andrew was missing in Argentina. According to Barone, they were looking at hospitals, but so far there was no news of him. Ric hugged me as I cried softly. The image of my brother sitting in the living room and playing video games consumed me inside. Why was life doing this to me? Why was it that every time I was happy something happened to knock me down? I could no longer continue the physical therapy session. I just wanted to stay there, hugging my love, praying that they would find my brother alive. And when Ric's cell phone rang,

She looked down at her hands as they stroked her stomach. ​ “What are you afraid of? You have me right here.” ​ “You’re the one who’s scary.” ​ “Hey! Are you looking for a fight? How scary am I? I’m cute, and I love you this much.” ​ “Really?” she asked, a small smile appearing on her face. ​ “Really, what?” ​ “That you say you love me.” ​ “It’s true.” ​ “I’m just exhausted, Arthur. Everything I went through was horrible... Aston’s betrayal, being threatened at gunpoint by the mistress’s husband and dragged into that car, then being treated so brutally, and then there’s...”

Rivers of crimson light flowed beneath the smooth surface like glowing veins beneath glass. Argos stood alone a short distance away, both hands resting on the head of his war hammer. His expression remained unreadable, unchanged by the impossible place around us. He inclined his head ever so slightly. "The First Trial begins now."

She glanced at me, her expression a mixture of smugness and challenge, as if daring me to react. Argon cleared his throat, drawing the room’s attention. He stood tall, his posture radiating authority, though his eyes were filled with a cruel, vindictive gleam. “Father, before we begin, there’s something I need to announce.” Grant raised an eyebrow, feigning mild interest, but I could see the calculating look in his eyes. “Go ahead, Argon.” Argon tightened his grip on Ava’s hand and pulled her closer. “This is Ava Forge,” he said, his voice loud and clear, carrying an edge of triumph that cut straight through me. “My new mate.”

They were damn scary but still look beautiful in a way. They run on all fours just like wolves but are much bigger than Argos. Although not as large as Maverick's wolf. Maybe they called Argos to take me instead because of that. As soon as they got there, they changed back into their human form and Argos sprinted back without staying another second. "I can't believe he treats Maverick better than me," Ellen grumbled. I smiled at her jealousy before asking that question again," Where is this place?" "The Sacred Spring Of The Moon Goddess. Mira must have told you all about it so there is no need for many words," Ellen answered.

“Nope, I just missed you” This guy, 100% is going to tease me. His eyes meet mine, for a second I feel insecure because I haven't showered and undoubtedly when he looks at me like this, I look really ugly. I could never look at him for long, I turned my gaze to the plastic bag he was carrying, there are apples and oranges there. “Is it only you who missed me or I have anyone else? I guess they don’t care” I replied. Arthur giggles hearing me say that.