Miraculous Ladybug Argos Novels & Stories

Seeing his beast spirit, who was obviously growling at him, had given Lucian the impression that this would not be much of a good time. Apparently, Argus was mad because he had just maltreated their mates—or his beast’s mate. From the moment they first saw her near the boundary, Argus had acted nuts, like the first time they saw Elena. But Lucian couldn’t feel the same as Argus could. He couldn’t feel the connection at all. “Why did you hurt her?!” Argus’s monstrous voice echoed throughout the entire house. Lucian crossed his arms while shaking his head. “I only shut her out.”

Anderson, our messenger, and Madam Charity, our nursemaid. As children, Argon and I had shared precious moments together, guided by the care of Madam Charity in the absence of our mother. Our father, consumed by his work, could only devote time to us when he returned home late in the evenings. While I ventured out into the world, making new friends and embracing school, Argon remained secluded, his education limited to the confines of our home. I couldn't help but feel a pang of guilt for leaving him behind, deprived of the joys of childhood companionship.

“You think this is victory, but it’s only the beginning of your downfall.” Argos chuckled darkly, his deep voice echoing through the hall. “Such bravery, coming from a weak family. Don’t worry, your suffering will serve a greater purpose," he chuckled. Then he rose slowly from his throne, each step echoing through the hall like a countdown to their doom. The wolves around them straightened, as if absorbing strength from his presence. His shadow stretched long across the marble floor, creeping toward Lilian and Aurora like a living threat. “You were always a troublesome one, Lilian,” Argos said, circling her like a predator toying with wounded prey. “But even I never expected you would come c

he barked sharply at the other agents. The entire air-field fell silent for a split second. “Disregard the previous orders. Withdraw the warrants against Mr. Argos immediately!” He looked toward Victoria with cold disgust. “Secure her badge and confiscate her laptop. Right now!” This was an open humiliation to his team as well. He felt like a fool now. Abraham Argos would definitely make an issue of it. ‘Damn!’ He cursed inwardly. He should have checked everything twice without trusting her tantrums completely.