Of The Legendary Novels & Stories

“I just got a call from Helena. She told me you are sponsoring us.” For a second, he said nothing. Then his lips curved into a slow, knowing smile. “Helena has a very big mouth,” he said calmly. “I wanted to surprise you at the office today.” A soft laugh escaped me as I shook my head. I leaned forward and hugged him again, this time lighter, warmer. “Thank you,” I said once more. “You have no idea what this means to me.” He lifted his hand and gently wiped the tears from my face, his thumb brushing my cheek with care. “I want you to show the world who Legendary V is,” he said. “Do what you love. Do it boldly. When you do that, you are making me proud.”

No one ever wanted that. Because The Legendary Trinity was a cursed game held for the past century—a game where countless participants risked their lives… And only one would survive.

Camden said and looked at Natasha with questioning eyes while waiting for the link to open. "Why? Are you telling me that you don't?" Natasha said. "I'm not saying that, all I mean is that you should quit stereotyping," Camden said. "I second to that," Emman added. "Yeah, whatever," Natasha said and shrugged. They all turned back to their laptops where the link that Knoxx sent them has already opened. It led them to a website about legends in the City of Light, it was opened on one specific legend actually. It was called the Legend of True Sight.

It was the holy flame! "Adam Parker was right to be worried about you. You really do wield the power of the Legendary King Cole!" Master Kalama said. The flames were not dying out. It seemed like extinguishing it was almost impossible. So that was the power of a legendary cultivatio? It really packed a punch.

In fact, he was also thinking about whether East Emperor was playing an empty-handed trick or if there were really not many strengths after being seriously injured in the Mumu. "In legendary, Peerless Dragon Gate obtained something that only existed in legendary in First Secret Realm. What exactly is that thing? It's worth it for legendary to uncover the trump card of First Secret Realm, which is like a nuclear weapon. In the end, it almost caused the two super First Secret Realm Powermen to die. Could it be that the treasure in legendary is really so terrifying?" The Great Elder of Falling Dragon Pavilion had been muttering in his heart. After all, Falling Dragon Pavilion was the most myste

I shrugged causing Ace, his father and my own to smile and shook their head at my comment. "Is there a reason why Ace and Alexia should go there alone?", My mother asked while walking to us. "I assume you know Melissa." Dad asked Vincenzo as he pointed to my mother. "Yeah." Vincenzo smiled at her which she returned. "Because they want li fantasma and The Mafia leader Italian mafia who is also the best assassin to come to their party." Vincenzo stated. "Oh please—", Daniella voiced interrupted us once again. "Li fantasma is a myth!" She yelled with her fake and really bad Italian accent.

Nathan quickly interjected with tangible vexation at the sound of my father's choice of words, earning himself a scowl from him. "You shut up," He swiftly bit back at him with a pointed look, making him bristle as he peered between the two of us, but thankfully didn't continue arguing. Blowing out a tired sigh, my father lowered himself into a crouching position so that he could be at the same eye-level with me, resting his elbows over his knees as he started to explain, "Carina, we're...You, and me and your sister, we're not humans either. We share an ancient bloodline, the shaman bloodline. Our veins are filled with magic,"

I cut him off before he could finish. "No, the support he has given me is enough." I said, even though I knew that wasn't the reason. If Lilith was behind the competition being deferred then she definitely had deeper connections than I could fathom, my father could never rival that, he would probably end up getting himself in trouble. Kelvin sat back in his chair as he stared into a distance. "Don't worry, I'll figure something out." I said and he jolted in his seat, he looked at me for a while before he nodded.

He didn't answer immediately, as if weighing the gravity of the words he was about to speak. "A legacy," he finally uttered, a single word that felt incredibly heavy and full of meaning. "Not an ordinary legacy, young man. But a legacy from the very beginning." He took a deep breath, preparing himself to tell the most forbidden of legends, a tale that was the obsession of beings as powerful as Lord Dragon.

I wasn't expecting him to arrange for Strider to be his backup plan. It was hard to imagine that such a masterful plan had come from a nineteen-year-old. An elder said, "War Legate Dominus displayed courage in this battle that not even War Legate Draco possessed back in the day. War Legate Dominus has earned his right to be known as a legend. "He killed six of the seven immortals he faced, and a single immortal is worth a hundred thousand men. War Legate Dominus has effectively single-handedly annihilated six hundred thousand men. Such a feat surpasses all that War Legate Draco has ever done."