Rengoku Cry Novels & Stories

He was off his bed and crouching in front of me before I’d completed the turn. “Noah.” His voice was gentle. “Are you crying?” I shook my head. Firm, decisive, entirely unconvincing. I wiped my face with the back of my hand and looked at him properly. “Thank you, Kai.” My voice came out steady enough. “This necklace — it’s the only thing I have left of her. If it had been gone—” I stopped. “I don’t want to think about what that would have felt like.” He nodded. Quiet. Present.

Renz’s eyes slowly start to return to their natural, icy green color. “I’m going to kill him. I’m going to rip his spine out of his body and use it as a golf club,” Renz snarls, his muscles tense, and his canines slip out. “He will be unrecognizable when we are finished with him. Alpha Vincenzo needs our help right now. We need to regroup, and Alpha Darius is on his way too. We will find them,” I promise him.

Ironclad NDAs that would bankrupt anyone who talked. The men signed. Maya watched each signature, feeling the weight of what she was doing. "We start tonight," Rick said. "I'll need equipment lists." Maya handed him three pages of specifications. Heating systems for sub-zero temperatures. Water purification. Freeze-proof storage. Backup generators. Rick's eyebrows rose. "This is some art studio." "I have specific needs." "I'll bet." But he didn't ask more questions. "We'll work nights. Less chance of nosy neighbors."

When it comes to durability in fights you have already passed this test. Ban:Haha well then all that is left is learning spells while maintaining him. Let me try this incantation I learnt from Reiya '' SELO DE FOGO DO INFERNO'' * * Hellfire_Seal

Jax’s hand flew to the back of Ronan’s neck, fingers tangling in sweat-damp hair. “Bite.” Ronan froze mid-thrust. “Jax—” “Bite,” Jax repeated, voice raw, pleading. “Claim me. Make it stop. Make the aftershock stop. Make everything stop.” Ronan’s last thread of control snapped. He slammed deep—once, twice—knot locking fully inside, stretching Jax to the limit. Jax screamed—pleasure, relief, total surrender—body spasming around the thick swell. Ronan’s teeth sank into the gland—hard, possessive—breaking skin, tasting copper and honey-sweetness.

I wonder if I will ever be as easy going about all of this as they are. A growl rumbles up from Kenji’s chest, his eyes changing to the obsidian color that signifies that his Lycan, Ren, has pushed towards the surface to inspect the situation. “I am going to kill that puny bloodsucker!” Kenji’s voice comes out gruff sound, his voice overlaying with Ren’s as the struggle for control is made clear on his face.

“With cold. When they took Six. I froze the whole lab. They put me in the ice after that. Said I was _defective_.” “You’re not defective,” Kieran said. Still holding his hand out. “You’re _twelve_.” Nero looked at his hand. At the frozen warriors. At the door. “Brother?” he whispered. “_Seven_?” From Kieran’s comm, a sound. Rylan. Crying. But not scared. _Calling_. Nero’s head snapped up. He _heard_ it. And the ice _melted_. All of it. Gregor and the warriors hit the ground gasping. Alive.

Shigure’s face gave nothing away. “Unfortunately for both of us.” Daigo looked between them. “Does everyone under this city know everyone else?” “No,” Renji said. “Only the people who ruined it.” The silver barrier flickered. Water pushed through in cold streams. Kiyomi stared at the black sea. “We cannot breathe down there.” Renji held out his free hand. A small glass vial rested in his palm. Inside it, something pale curled like smoke. “Breathe this.” Daigo took one step back.

I clenched my jaw and snapped, "You're not obligated to use the company benefit if you don't want to, nor do I have any obligation to tailor everything around you!" Keira stood and stomped toward the door, clearly unwilling to accept it. Before leaving, she threw one last threat over her shoulder. "If you ignore public opinion, who knows how big this will blow up tomorrow."

Even if it was to be said that they did not have a wealth that was equivalent to the entire nation, they were still very rich. If Ryu was to be in a good mood, buying those 30000 inferior crystallic nuclei was just like buying a tanghulu to him. However, the problem was that, Taka had to ask herself whether she had that kind of capability to do it or not and she did not have the bargaining chip that was capable in yielding Ryu to ‘stake a thousand pieces of gold on one throw’ for her.