Revelations Leviathan Novels & Stories

They whispered like cowards too: "The cold weather's getting worse—crops'll fail." "It's retribution from the moon goddess..." "This is because of that dirty rag." I knew the retaliation would be fast. Leviathan stopped dead. "What the hell is this?" he demanded, voice carrying so hard even the wind froze. Everyone bowed—except for my beloved sperm donor. Evan's sword flashed out, his fury instant. "How dare you not bow your head? If you need to speak, do it quickly!"

the same resonance she had felt at the center of the Frozen Throne. The Leviathan’s Toll The creature leaned its massive head toward her, its breath smelling of ancient salt and chemical preservatives. Its eyes were milky, blind to light but sensitive to heat. It "saw" the five men as burning beacons of red and orange. But Elara... she was a void. To the Leviathan, she was a piece of the mountain itself. "It's not a beast, Kael," Elara said, her voice echoing with that haunting, harmonic chime. "It’s a sensor. It’s waiting for the signal."

"He is evil because you are good, we need to ruin your good girl image... He thinks you are serene, calm, collective and angel fallen from heaven... Let's show him your devil's side..." Sayesha smirked. "What are you thinking?" Vera frowned, she knows that Sayesha is chaos. Vera gasped when Sayesha grabbed her purse and pulled out the black card which Vlad has placed in her purse forcefully. "I knew it will here.." "I am not using his money for anything...." Vera shook her head. "If you are not using then I will..." Sayesha grabbed her hand and dragged her out of the caffe. "It's been long I haven't done shopping..."

A low growl escaped Trenton's throat, which made Alastor laugh. A female Omega placed a plate before the Alpha, and then another before me. The raw, bloodied heart of poor Alpha Dexter Black lay dead on our plates. “Delicious,” Alastor licked his lips, dropping his head onto his plate, and tearing into the uncooked heart. He looked over at me. “Eat," he ordered. My stomach churned, but I was a strong wolf. With my hands at my side, I lowered my head and feasted on the half of the cold, dead heart on my plate. The taste was vile, I could sense the pain the wolf endured in his last hour. I chewed as fast as I could then washed down the taste with red wine.

Lucas replied. “Our spy sends a letter.” Elvis said while she removed a letter from the raven mouth. “What's in there?” He asked. “I'm coming, lets me take a quick glance at it.” Elvis said as she unwrapped the letter and glance through. “The pack is in chaos.” Elvis read out aloud. “Chaos as how?” Lucas questioned. “I don't really understand, but maybe you should come read it. She wrote in Latin.” Elvis said. “Alright,”Lucas said as he walked forward to her side. He took the letters from her and demand for a lighted candle.

"Now here's what's going to happen. You're going to leave this pack. Tonight. And if you ever come back, if you ever tell anyone what happened here, I'll kill your father. Slowly." "You can't..." "Can't I?" She smiled. "I'm about to be Luna. And you? You're nothing. A wolfless reject that not even the Moon Goddess wanted." "Get her out of my sight," Dominic said. His voice was bored now. Like I was trash he'd tired of looking at. I forced myself to stand. Every movement sent fresh waves of pain through my broken body. "You'll regret this," I whispered. Vivian's eyes flashed.

she spat and her breath smelled strongly of sweet wine. "I think you will listen to me once we discuss the illegal trade alliance you established with the Eastern rogue packs," I replied casually and watched her face freeze. The color drained from her cheeks in an instant and her mouth parted in silent shock. She thought her secret treason was hidden from the rest of the world and safely buried in the shadows. I only knew about her crimes because the court read her private ledgers out loud during my past life after the cult eventually betrayed her. "I... I do not know what you are talking about," Rhea stammered and her hand started to shake so badly the dagger rattled against my armor.

The ice freezing the lava evaporated, and the volcano spewed so much fire. “See? He heard my pleading. Call your Yerie to save you from my wrath.” Esdras challenged the king while brushing the blood on his cheek. He slowly regained balance until he could fully stand up again. Airoh thought at first that their magic caused the quake. But the entire shield they put around was broken down. They stood momentarily in awe to see a colossal creature go out from the boiling lava coming from the crater. A giant! Its entire body was made of fire. In just one motion on its hand, everyone in front of the king’s reinforcement lost their balance.

"Oh." "What was with that oh?" I narrowed my eyes suspiciously. "What was with my oh?" Her eyebrows pulled together in confusion. "That wasn't a normal oh-or a realization oh. It was a 'there's more to this, oh'." Ocean opened her mouth to question what I was rambling about, seeing as I had lost her. She decided against it and sighed deeply. She leaned closer towards me. "It's just-don't make this a big deal, okay?" Now I was intrigued.

Sebastian says. Leviath leans back slightly in his throne, completely at ease even though every instinct in my body is screaming that this could turn into a bloodbath in seconds. “You may leave,” he says. That makes my stomach tighten, because it sounds too easy. There is always a catch. Sebastian clearly hears it too. “And?” he asks. Leviath’s crimson eyes flick toward the artifacts. “The relics your mate has so graciously gathered,” he says. “You will hand them over before you go.”