Novel & Cerita Outlaw Star Aisha Clan Clan

she paused while those days were flashing back in her head. “He never failed to make me smile each day and grant my every wish,” all along, she never realized that Gavin was doing everything for her own sake. “He even dragged his own clan to the mess that I am in.” Agatha crossed her brows. “His clan?” She asked with confusion. “Does that mean that he's also in the Mafia world?” Amethyst asked. For the second time, she didn't answer any of their questions yet. “Rio and Cassandra were the ones who have been doing all of this. I believe they are trying to erase our clan,” she breathed heavily along with the bitter smirk on her lips.

With a thought of returning it back to Aisha someday later. End of flash back

Grisha pondered, "What could be so valuable that the Gaia Clan is willing to mobilize so many hunters to catch just one person?" "What's happening?" She murmured under her own breath, "What the hell is going on?" The Gaia Clan was known for their brutal tactics, boastful ego, and streamlined vision. Grisha couldn't understand why they were here all of a sudden. She watched as they surrounded the lone person, who was putting up a valiant fight, despite being outnumbered.

Authority though, seeing Black Clan as a plague that needed to be wiped from the face of the planet, had no such problems. "I saved her because I could," Ash responded calmly. Ash had accepted long ago he couldn't change things in base; the majority was for his father and any hint of rebellion was severe punished. He had gotten a unique opportunity to save this one child and had taken it. She had been with a group who had been surrounded by Team elite troops while they had done battle to defend the other base. She had not yet been registered or accounted for so no one would notice she was missing. It had not been easy as his father had a clear distaste for him, knowing what he was, but he ha

“We’ll need to secure the roads and prepare for their next wave. I’ll make contact with the other clans. We need to strike before they have time to regroup.” Without waiting for a response, Asha turned and made her way to the edge of the village. She needed to reach the glacier—there, she could rally the scattered Frostkin clans that still roamed the icy wastes. They were the true remnants of her people, the ones who had never bowed to the crown. They had long lived on the fringes of society, outcasts from a kingdom that had betrayed them. She had to unite them, or the resistance would fall apart before it could ever truly begin.

“Other Alphas would try to claim him.” “Yes.” “Other packs might try to take Silvercrest.” “Yes.” “And Zach would be caught in the middle.” “Yes.” Aisha exhaled quietly. “But what if Clay attacks us?” “Then we defend ourselves.” “And if I get the chance to kill him?” My voice dropped to something colder. “If you touch Clay…” Both women looked at me. “You won’t be serving a Luna anymore.” Aisha blinked. “What?” “Because I will kill you.” The rain fell harder now, drumming loudly across the forest.

"Yes madam, anything for the boys?" "Yes, I want you to take someone off the picture for me... She snatched my boyfriend and their planning for a wedding. Her name is Aisha Akorede, I'll send you her picture through WhatsAppp. She's pregnant and looks innocent but its all a lie, she's a wicked witch!" "Really? Don't worry madam, consider it done. Send me her address right away..." "Okay, thanks." "Bye..." *** Iya ibegi: A mother of twins

This act of disrespect towards the Luna caused both Deidran and Joshua to growl menacingly towards Carolynn, earning a gulp of uncertainty from the meddling mother. "No it's alright," Miranda addressed her loyal members, "she has a right to refuse this her own way." Miranda then looked at Alpha Asher, "the call is yours." She submitted to him. Asher looked at Miranda with a strong, firm gaze. His pupils shone with bright respect and deep love for his partner. Then he turned his stern glare towards the prisoner. "You will be exiled from this pack, and the town. If you are ever seen anywhere near the mentioned areas, the penalty is death." Asher spoke his verdict.

Ishaan was not just a rival-he was an obstacle. Ayaan had chosen Ishaan. Not Ohas. Ohas who had spent years sharpening his fangs for her, preparing for the moment when she would realize what he could offer. But she had thrown it all away. For Ishaan. But power could change things. And Ohas knew where to find it. His clan had been wary when he returned, their eyes flickering with something between disappointment and reluctant respect. They did not ask about the battle. They did not speak of Ishaan.