Phantomhive Servants Novels & Stories

This way, at least in the beginning, the Fae will not know what they are up against when they attack a Vampire Stronghold and they would find themselves greeted by Mage and Shifter forces, too. Other teams would be on standby to stop the attacks on the human populations. This meant they must be highly skilled to prevent detection by the very humans they walk among. Alrick looked through the grey light of night in their room and watched his tiny mate sleep. This was the reason he did this now. Her and the family she carried inside her. Their future hinged on everyone doing their part and going that extra mile. Alrick may never have experienced slavery but if his ancestors fought for it, he wo

How could they refuse? "Okay." As soon as Ding Hao said that, four dark lights flowed into their bodies. These lights were four new Ghost Servant Lists, which specifically recorded the rights and responsibilities of the Four Great Yama Kings. They could choose their own ghost servants according to the lists, which were equivalent to the Divine Artifacts that functioned as an official seal. They had other powers such as launching attacks and defense.

Besides, if all your servants perish, you will have to buy new ones, and that would be a poor investment. It should go without saying, but please do not feed on mortals without the permission of their masters. If you have already done so, please inform the masters in question immediately. If you believe your own servants have been unjustly fed on by an unknown third party, do not hesitate to contact the Necropolis.

Dean said with a happy smile. “But there are some things I noticed, my love”. Avery added hesitantly. Hearing that, Dean frowned in annoyance. “And what might those things be”? He asked. “I have noticed that the servants are like soulless creatures, they do not complain, do not feel happy nor sad. Lots of times I've had to wonder if they are human sized puppets being powered by some strange witchcraft”. Avery said. “And what did you find out about them”? Dean asked.

“Servants of the Hollow Court. They can smell the vow’s reawakening. They're not here for you yet... they're here to watch. But they’re a message.” Seraphine stepped closer, her voice tense. “A warning?” He nodded once. “That your time in the shadows is over.” Outside, three massive black-winged creatures perched on the ruined spires of the old bell tower. Their eyes glowed like coals. One screeched—high, shrill, and intelligent. Seraphine flinched. Riven’s blade pulsed in his hand. “If I attack first, the court will send more. But if we wait—”

Three massive figures stepped out. They were ten feet tall, clad in golden armor that shone like the sun. They wielded massive hammers and shields. They didn't look like monsters. They looked like angels. BOSS DETECTED: THE SERAPHIM. LEVEL: 99. TYPE: ANTI-VIRUS PROTOCOL. "They're hunting the glitches," Jax said, gripping his data-sword. "They delete anything that doesn't follow the script. They've already deleted the Merchant's Guild."

Silence filled the room and he looked at the three servants. “Look at me.” The first servant slowly raised his head. “You said you saw silver light.” “Yes… My Alpha.” “How far away were you?” The servant hesitated. “I… I don’t know.” Cassian took one step closer. “What exactly did you see?” “I saw… light.” “What kind of light?” The servant froze. “I… I…” “You cannot answer because you never saw it.” The servant’s face turned pale and another servant quickly spoke. “I saw it too!”

"We are sorry, Mr. Thorne. We are here only to serve Queen Queen Vivienne, not serving you nor this mistress of yours." "Damn it! You dare to against me in my own house?!" Dominic shrieked, the veins on his temples throbbing roughly. He did not expect the servants he paid could become this bold because of Vivienne's instigation. Without minding Dominic's wrath, the five servants stood up simultaneously, turned their bodies around, and directly walked casually into their respective rooms, locking the doors from the inside.

Then, I said with a calm gaze, "Grandpa, Vivian was the one who broke off this engagement first. "She cheated on me with another man and even signed a master-servant contract with him. I've always conducted myself with integrity, and our family would never allow a woman like her to marry in."

of Metro City being forced to accept that their world of glass and light was being saved by the world of steel and shadows. -------------- In "The Hive," Peony watched the arrival of the full Phoenix Mafia with a sense of rising irritation. The "Townsville variable" was proving to be more resilient than her AI had predicted. The "Weaver" was struggling to adapt to the "analog noise" that Leo and Lila were creating, and the "Lineage Guardians" were being systematically dismantled by Sienna and Jax.