Nina Code Geass Table Novels & Stories

No bond on earth, no matter how familial, will stop me from taking what’s mine. **************** NINA’S POV ‘This is so wrong.’ I tell myself as my last shred of dignity slips down and pools at my ankles. His eyes roam my body, and I wish I wore sexier panties. To seduce a taken man. How awful of me. Cold air snakes up my thighs and I clench, wishing he will stop staring at me like the fucktoy that I have become. But want replaces shame when his strong hands wrap around my waist and I’m off my feet and on the table. My ribs scream for relief, but with Cassian Cross, there is no relief. Only pain.

But before I could respond, the sound of approaching footsteps cut through the kitchen’s silence. Nina strutted into the kitchen like she owned the place, her perfume announcing her presence before she even spoke. Her gaze flickered toward the priestess, then to me, as if she had already decided I was doing something wrong. Just like the first time Gaia had come here, she looked at the priestess in awe. “My priestess,” Nina breathed, practically running toward her. Gaia, who was never particularly warm toward Nina, barely concealed her frown. For the first time, I actually felt sorry for the poor girl.

“There’s someone here to see you.” I didn’t even look up. “Who?” “She says her name is Nina.” My jaw tightened. Of course. “Let her in,” I said finally. Zade stepped aside, and Nina walked in like she owned the room. She was dressed in a black gown, very slick and fitted, showing her curves majestically. Her hair was pinned up, a few loose strands framing her face. “You’ve been ignoring my calls,” she said, closing the door behind her, as her dark and dangerous seductive eyes landed on me.

Her eyes were fixed on some point straight ahead and she wasn’t looking at me and she wasn’t looking at the gun and she wasn’t looking at anything in this room. She had gone somewhere else inside herself. The sight of it did something to me I didn’t have a name for. Santoro raised the gun again. Aimed it at her temple with the unhurried precision of a man who had done this before and found it unremarkable. “The codes,” he said to me. “Or we find out which chamber comes next.” Nina’s chin trembled. Just slightly. Just once. Then she locked it back down. “Okay.” The word came out of me before I finished deciding to say it. “Okay. Don’t touch her.” I held his gaze. “You’ll get what you want.”

Nina said, her brow furrowed tightly. Sebastian was slightly startled. He couldn't help thinking of how he had also felt an invisible pair of eyes staring at him when he returned to the convenience store that afternoon. His eyes narrowed slightly, and he frowned as he asked, "Is it someone from the Sapientia?" Nina shook her head. As for who the other party was, they wouldn't even know where to begin their investigation. Even though she was a snake deity who had been training for 100 years, she hadn't been able to detect the position of their opponent. That was what made her feel the most uneasy.

It took me some seconds to get myself together and the pain subsided a little, then I heard the shower running. I remembered being killed by Vincent and Mitchell, does it mean the Moon Goddess is giving me a second chance? I touched my cheek to make sure I was not a ghost, and I was able to feel myself, I am really alive, but how is this possible? I know I was killed a while ago, this is not happening, I will go back to sleep and wake up again. Not only that, but I closed my eyes, then I heard his voice,“Naomi, what are you waiting for? Won't you get your clothes off and freshen up?”

"How will an assassin defend herself when apprehended?" “And who said I am an assassin? I am the acting Luna, and you have assassins on your side." Freya stood up after taking a long breath. “Point your fingers at me as an assassin that I am, and I will take the councils to the group of assassins that work for you. What do you expect the Pack members to say? It may even attract the Priestess' attention, and all will end."

He made a quick introduction of the council and ordered, “Sigma Spade, kindly introduce yourself.” “Greetings, I am Nia Ravanore,” I spoke loudly, trying to keep it together. I hoped against everything within me that this would go well. Beta T.K. picked up the tablet that laid flat on the table in front of Jacques. He flicked his finger across the screen before he began a barrage of interrogation. “Were you a rogue, Nia?” He probed with his eyes focused on the device. “If not, which pack were you associated with? Or were you affiliated with a rogue village? What about Overlord Ozric?”

She raises the knife, ready to strike. If I am to tackle her physically, I won't free myself in time. So I concentrate on Blizzard's magic, creating a mini-ice phoenix out of snowflakes that latches onto her head before she has a chance to harm Carl. Nina fights the bird as it plucks her. Meanwhile, ignoring the pain from burning silver on my skin, I finally set myself free and rush to free Carl, which is across from me, hand-tied to the wall with ropes. Nina invokes a spell and dissipates my animated snowflakes into nothing. This spell feels darker and more evil than before, dawning on me the reality she mentioned earlier. She was the "needle in the haystack", the descendant of Hybrid Queen

"Your powers define you Azura. They are connected to your emotions, anger, sad, happiness. Your emotions can control your power. You just need to learn how to keep them at Bay." Wow, okay. Can someone wake me up from this nightmare already?. What's with all these talks about powers? "I know this must all sound strange to you. But you will understand everything soon." "I don't even know what to call you. I mean from your voice, I know you are female. But a female what exactly? Who are you and what's your name?" Maybe we could start there. "My name is Lily. I am your spirit guide and I'm so happy to find out you are alive little princess. We all thought you were dead"