Raiden Ei Fanart Novels & Stories

Of course it would be a hard task considering the fact they all wear masks and if she were to be found out with her gloves, it wouldn't be possible. The superiors in the Raven band all have special gloves to differiante them. The superiors are the ones who get to know what Raven looks like and they are the most trusted and surprisingly they are just five of them. Kai, Archie, Lucius, Tanya and including Raven herself (Mia). They lead certain lookouts for any spotted offender in line with the job they are called for; fishing out the weres, vamps and zombs.

And the only person closest to Elyra who I knew could do that so cleanly, was Radiel. I leaned back again, exhaling slowly. “What I don’t get,” I muttered, “is how.” And why. Because from everything I knew, Radiel wasn’t the type. The rumors around him painted a very clear picture. He was cold, detached and very arrogant. A man who didn’t involve himself in things that didn’t concern him. Especially not people. So why Elyra? I tilted my head slightly, narrowing my eyes. “How did she manage that?” It didn’t add up.

Zephyrus was really a crazy man, that was why Raiden was threatened, he threw a big branch of tree at him, causing him to shut his mouth, he dodged to avoid hitting his body. How would Riaden be part of the conversation? Even the excluded person in the topic made Zephyrus in. "I am just kidding. Chill!" King Wind raised his open palm. "But I found it real!" He was laughing when he ran away from Raiden. Raiden just glared at him while watching his figure away from us. It was obvious that he was annoyed by how Zephyrus teased him. Well… if you were going to ask me if Raiden was attractive to that girl. I would say 'yes.' He wrapped his arms on her shoulder. I could not see the 'respect woman'

"Oh my god, you like him!" "Shut up," Raiden said. "We're just friends!" "You like him!" "Just shush!" Raiden muttered and went slightly red. "He makes me feel nice." "Does he make you all gooey and warm on the inside?" Tai asked sarcastically. "It's like there's fireworks whenever we touch," Raiden said. Tai froze. "I know that sounds cheesy, don't take the piss, Tai, but there's just something that feels right- and I know it's not been long-"

He said, I nodded. “Does Raiden have friends?” I asked and he chuckled. “None that I know of, why do you ask?” He asked and I nodded my head no. “What about Ivory? Isn’t she his friend?” I said and he laughed. “Ivory? No, Raiden knows he doesn’t love her. Ivory is Emma’s cousin and well, I guess he feels happy around her because she remind him about Emma,” He said, I took in a deep breath. “Oh!” I said and he smiled.

If it continued he’d end in tears. Being the youngest of ten minutes from his two older brothers, he sometimes threw a tantrum. She opened her mouth to warn Rufus and suggest it was time to finish, but he forestalled her. He lowered Raiden into the water and gently towed him along, pointing out the richly colored sea creatures featured at the bottom of the enormous mural covering the end wall. After a few grizzly moments Raiden became intrigued, leaning forward in his dad’s arms and trying to repeat some of the words. She smiled when Radzim joined them and explained everthing including the scientific name that made Raiden sleepy.

But clearly, his lover could do that and more. It killed me to call her his lover but that was the truth. I could see the love Alpha Raiden and I lacked flowing between him and Larisa. Larisa was his childhood lover. She was the beautiful daughter of the previous Beta who served Ronald, Raiden’s dad, during his time as Alpha. and she was loved by all. They all wanted her to and believed that she would be their Luna but that didn’t happen because on the day Larisa turned eighteen, I also did and I turned out to be Raiden’s destined mate much to their disappointment.

They were the definition of mother and son even though Seraphine was not his biological mother. Raiden didn’t have the relationship he has with Seraphine with his own biological mother, Helen, but that didn’t mean he hated his mother. He loved his mother but he was mostly shy and cold with her when she was alive. But to Seraphine, Raiden was a happy boy who didn’t show any sign of being shy and calm. So forgive me if I said I didn’t believe him. I stood, the chair scraping against the floor as I moved toward him. “Are you sure?”

His hands interlaced and clenched, knuckles paling slightly, laying bare the turmoil inside him. "Amelia, during this period—especially these last few days—whenever I finally calm down and try to work, all kinds of strange images keep flashing through my mind." Raiden drew in a deep breath, trying hard to steady the waves inside him as he carefully described what was happening, bewilderment filling his eyes. He lowered his gaze slightly, staring at his tightly clasped hands, his tone edged with unease: "They're scenes that don't exist at all, and they don't fit reality—mountains wrapped in clouds and mist, old-fashioned houses, people dressed in strange clothes, and an elder who's very impor