Noblesse: Beginning Of Destruction Novels & Stories

"You're shocked right? I told you that you would pay for everything you did to me. I have decided to take my revenge in my own way, and that is by doing this." "Are you crazy, Julie? By destroying everything we've worked for over the years? By putting inncoent people in danger? Is that how you want to do it? That doesn't make sense, Julie. Just take a look at what you have done." I looked beside her and the other rogues towards the land where things are burning and no one was there anymore. The whole place was in shambles, but the only good thing was that no one appeared to be dead.

With Goddard gone, now he had the gaming hell and an incredible fortune in his hands, but he felt as if he was left shackled in debt instead. "You have no idea what you're going to be. What you can be. You have a very bright future ahead of you. You're destined for greatness and wealth. Soon you'll meet someone who will change your life and be of guidance towards your betterment. You will have friends in very high places. I see nobles and gentry waiting in line, begging to enter your place. You will have everything once you never dare to dream of, and much more. You will be walking on gold. You can buy anything you want except one thing. Respectability. No matter how much money you'll have,

Her voice was a bit louder than she had intended. “Do you understand what it means to let barons have a voice in parliament?” the duke asked, raking his fingers through his hair. “It’s going against the very foundation of our nation. Their titles are only ceremonial, and they should stay that way.” “Maybe if they had rights they wouldn’t have hated and rebelled against nobility,” Magnolia shot back. The face of Baron Croix, her late husband, came to her mind. He hated magic and nobility, probably not for the same reasons as the Barons Faction, but he would have killed any noble if he could get away with it.

“You, you are wrong and naïve. Magic is the course. If there were no magic, people won’t behave the way they do. Eradicate magic, and we return the humans to normal “Anger flash in the face of Summoned one. “Do you really think equality can work in a kingdom such as Roland? This kingdom has to be destroyed for a new one to be created. After a war, comes peace and after peace. Generations who don't know the horrors of war arch for war, for vainglory. Allan what other solution is there to solve these issue of nobility”. Allan brandish his sword thrusting in it to air holding it with his gauntlet hands “The lives of good citizens of Roland you don’t know about are at stake. A country of equalit

By taking advantage of the chaos in the war, it would be easier for Damien to hunt down the remaining nobles. This is the perfect move.

After muttering for a short while, it said lightly, "Dammit! You actually destroyed such a beautiful statue of mine." "You're so good-looking. Don't you know how to cherish good-looking things?" "How can a sculpture like yours be considered good-looking?" Yvonne shouted coldly. "Of course, don't you think it is the most wonderful thing in the world? However, it doesn't matter anymore because you have completely destroyed it." "It will be sad and heartbroken. As for me, I will also be furious." He spoke the word 'furious' with extreme emphasis. Suddenly, the stone statue shattered, and the earth began to tremble. It was as if something was about to emerge from the ground...

Now. "Enough, Kyle," Zenith said, his voice calm but firm. He was always the mediator. *‘The peacemaker. He smells of weakness,’* Eon sneered. I ignored them all, my gaze sweeping over them all, letting their squabbling die under the weight of my authority. "I’ve discovered what wiped out the Nobles." I let the words land, my voice devoid of emotion. "Someone used Tainted venom to terminate their existence." The effect was instantaneous. Ronan’s fists slammed onto the table, the crack of wood on wood like a gunshot. A vile, guttural curse left his mouth. Kyle hissed, a sharp intake of air, and the other three growled, a unified sound of fury and disbelief.

"I'm not destroying it Hannah! I'm burning it! There's dignity in fire that you'll never understand with your spreadsheets and 'human chains." He took a swig of *Heritage* wine the wine of our shared history spilling down his chin like blood. He threw the bottle against the stone well the glass shattering like a break in our family. "You think you're noble " he sneered, his voice dropping to a rasp. "You're like me. You wanted power. You just wanted people to love you while you had it. At least I'm honest about the destruction." "I am nothing like you " I whispered, feeling like my skin was being peeled away by the heat. "I stood in Rome. Fought for what mattered. You're standing in the dirt

It was something I had always wanted to do. Now, with his mind completely broken, I had the perfect reason. "Darling, don't leave me," he begged. "Please don't leave me here." I patted his face, suddenly feeling amused. "Darling? I'm not your wife anymore. You've killed me with your own hands." I hoped the psychiatric ward could cleanse Gideon of his sins. In the end, I donated all five million dollars to the Children's Fund. March's spring breeze blew gently.

“You’re saying there are two truths?” “No.” I said. “I’m saying there’s one truth and someone built a second one around it.” He absorbed that differently, I saw it in his eyes. It wasn’t acceptance or rejection. It was more like a disruption and fracture in how cleanly he had always separated the truth from manipulation. He exhaled slowly through his nose. “Keira,” He said, quieter than before, “this is how people get pulled into things they don’t understand.” I stared at him a good moment, unblinking.