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He stepped closer, and the sun caught vibrant green swirling with gray. “Nero is fighting for control,” he muttered, the tone of his voice deepening. “Give it to him.” My voice was full of false confidence. The thought of watching Azure’s body twist and snap into a new form terrified me, not to mention he doesn’t seem to keen on me meeting Nero. Azure blinked, and a soft gasp spilled from my lips. His eyes were completely green, that golden ring highlighting the vibrant color. “Hello, little one,” his voice was even deeper than before, and a shiver rolled through my body.

I had no idea what I was looking at, but the next thing I knew, a small person with dark purple hair and eyes stepped out of the circle with Nikolai and Art right behind him. The little person with purple hair growled, and his hair turned dark blue right before my eyes. Alaric shoved me behind him, and the little purple-eyed guy flicked his wrist at us, and a vine came out of nowhere, wrapping around us at lightning speed. In an instant, I was pressed against Alaric's back by the vine wrapping around us tightly. “No! They're my friends, stop!” Nikolai ran to us and tugged at the vine. “Oh, heavens! I'm sorry,” the little guy with purple eyes said, and with the flick of a wrist, the vines dis

Only when we were a few feet away did he turn his head. His eyes were the deepest shade of green I’d ever seen, layered like old forest shadows. The skin beneath the vines was darker than I expected, human-shaped but not quite human. More like a memory of someone. A legend grown roots. "Hello," he said. Voice calm. Not booming, not eerie. Just calm. Pastor Brooks tucked his Bible under his arm. "We were just talking about you." "About me?" I asked. "About all of you," said the Green Man. "About why you’re here. Why any of us are."

Capri… “My names Jade and I’m not from here. My moms always told me don’t talk to strangers and besides your the wrong gender!” Jade was was Capris alter ego, she never told anyone she didn’t know her real name. She was not a bird brain easily impressed woman. Men would often pull our wads of cash out to try and impress her, but she would look away in disgust. Money didn’t impress her, neither did material things. She had everything she needed or wanted. Capri worked to ensure she would never be in need or want. She also told them she wasn’t into men as a way to get them to back down. She knew she needed another excuse. That line did not work, she would have never though these little boys wo

Slung across his shoulders was a long bow and arrow and in one hand he held an animal almost as large as himself, the only difference was that it was obviously dead. His face as well as the rest of his body was a dark shade of brown, but what struck Germaine most about him were his eyes. They were a striking green, the same color as the leaves that surrounded them. They were also hypnotizing to look at. She felt like she was drowning in them as she stared into their depths. She also heard, as if from far away, Keratin's voice and the tightening of his hand around her waist. With great effort, she wrenched her eyes away from the man's face and looked up at Keratin.

Declan taps the back of my head playfully. Dean laughs, shaking his head, "No. Goliath is very fond of you and Gem. As is Declan, and he respects that you can do that. It's normally only our Luna with that capability or other alphas, even then it's rare they can make us surrender. But now that I am looking at you and thinking back to your mother. You two do resemble the Esos family. Your green eyes. Those emerald piercing green eyes, are rare. Then the color of your fur, jet-black with an emerald green tint."

Instead of hurting his opponent, he broke his own true energy, which shocked him. "It's over there!" With the help of the Evil Breaking Eye, Zephyr Khan quickly found a figure a hundred meters away. It was a green figure. It was a small green snake like jade. The snake was less than half a meter long. It was as small as a thumb and had the luster of glass jade. It was very beautiful. However, the other party's head was covered in dense veins, and his scarlet snake eyes were full of bloodthirsty and crazy fluctuations.

he said, tossing an arm over the back of Q’s chair and relaxing back. I had two choices. I could be shy, or I could be confident. It was high time that I embraced the second one. Sure, everything was new right about now. My life made little sense because everything I once knew had been challenged. However, that would not stop me from being my confident self. “What does the green symbolize?” I asked him, observing him carefully. “What do you think it does? Look again,” he encouraged. I closed my eyes and focused on the green. I knew red was fire like mine, and blue was battle magic like Q’s. What was green? It looked like Azalea’s. My eyes opened, and I knew the answer.

There are terrible vampires like Vincent, and there are vampires like Jia and Lev… those who have feelings and save her. “I know.” Vero nodded, then looked down. “I’m sorry,” she said. “I shouldn’t have yelled at you like that.” “That’s okay.” Jia reached out carefully and stopped before her fingertips touched Vero’s hand. “That’s a natural thing. Anyone would be as hysterical as you if they knew the truth.” Vero looked at Jia’s fingernails, which were covered in jet-black polish. Jia’s skin was so white, it seemed almost transparent, that the color of her fingernails stood out.

Then, he put his hands together—palm to palm—and a green light started to swirl around his hand as a vine with a neon green glow appeared from his hand. The vine looked surreal and was imbued with a mysterious energy. The young man shot out his right hand with a cry and the vine rushed toward the obsidian like a poisonous snake. The green vine struck the obsidian violently with an extraordinary force and yet the obsidian did not move an inch. The young man had used all his energy for the attack causing his body to destabilize as droplets of hot sweat trickled down from his forehead. He was gasping for breath and looked exhausted.