Revenge Of The Iron Blooded Sword Hound Novels & Stories

"Look carefully, Jake. My affection level for you is now 0%. I doubt your score will ever change again. "I couldn't care less about controlling you. You're not worth a single ounce of my attention. Even adjusting your progress feels like a complete waste of my time. "To be honest, anything remotely connected to you makes me feel sick." Jake's face went pale, as if his spine had been ripped from him. He staggered, clutching the wall for support. "W‑Why can't you even bring yourself to despise me?" I gave no reply and simply walked away. The essence of true revenge wasn't in controlling him. It was in treating him like he had never existed.

Nibbling and grazing the golden neck. "Then.. Don’t. Now that I can’t, but if I could I would love to die in your arms" . Callum said, losing himself in Stephen’s arms. The moon was at its peak. Full Blue moon like Stephen eyes that had turned red. He placed his lips on the pulsing vein before barring his teeth. Callum felt a sting and then all he could feel was a frenzy, a euphoria. He now knew why Stephen felt excited offering him his blood.

Hill was dragged by the collar and thrown over, lying prone on the ground, looking abject. Ben asked, “What's the situation?” He at this time had a very frightening look on his face, akin to an enraged Devil, the God of the Underworld, filled with an intense murderous aura throughout his being. However, Hill persisted resiliently, refusing to give a single response. Ben asked again, “Are you going to answer or not?” While Hill was being interrogated, the bodyguards forcefully stepped on him again. He unable to bear the pain, wailed and yelled on the ground, but still refused to answer, instead changing the topic:

The Council’s most ruthless hunter. And it was already tracking their scent. The first scream tore through the camp like a knife. Rio bolted upright as silver-eyed vampires rushed past the window. The air was thick with the stench of blood and burning wood. “They’ve found us,” Odessa hissed, her crimson coat swirling as she unsheathed twin daggers. Claude’s voice roared outside. “TO ARMS!” The Bloodhound struck like a shadow. Seven feet tall, its black cloak shredded by thorns, its pale, eyeless face framed by a mane of tangled hair. Long, jagged claws gleamed in the firelight as it tore through two rebels in a single swipe—one headless, the other split nearly in half.

my bad luck. I exited the arsenal cautiously, and the sight made my blood boil. Many rogues are trying to overpower our warriors, and I can smell the metallic smell of blood in the air. We started moving towards the pack house without getting noticed. We were about to enter when a rogue came in front of us, blocking the entry; his brown coat was covered in blood. He snarled at us; I looked at Beth and gestured to get inside as soon as she got the chance. She was terrified but nodded. I took a step towards the wolf, and he lunged at me with his left paw on my right hand, in which I was holding the sword. I landed on the ground with a thud and felt the air knocked out of my lungs. I screamed i

His gray eyes cut through me, cold and merciless, the eyes of a wolf who had spent his life ruling with teeth. “You think to stand between me and my own blood?” He growled. I did more than I thought. I moved. Steel slammed against steel as my sword rose to catch his strike. Sparks spat across the circle. The force of the blow rattled my bones to the marrow, but I held. The Oathblade hissed as though alive. For a heartbeat, I swore it recognized me. Then fire shot up my arm.

Gideon's tone was eerily calm. With a slight wave of his hand, the sea of blood condensed into two massive blood-colored swords that came crashing down from the sky. "No!" Marley and Murphy let out hysterical screams. They fought desperately to resist, but it was futile. In the face of the blood swords, all resistance was meaningless. With a boom, the swords struck, and Marley and Murphy perished without even a body left behind. Gideon turned around. His gaze landed on Draven, who shuddered as a chill shot up his spine.

"If that's the case then you should go and die..." I got angry, a long sword appeared in my hand. Red glowing sword. It has been washed with the blood of thousands of Hill villagers and also the blood of thousands of innocent people. The sword that carries the energy and strength and resentment of thousands of people, as if to energize me, I decisively jumped up and swung the sword at Watson.

The sword light flashes, and the Crimson Cloud Sword once again sweeps through this disgusting tongue, cutting it apart. "A critical hit! -610!" Another blow to its weak point. The Blood Infant suffers another setback, both pained and furious. "I will eat you! Devour you!" The Blood Infant's voice becomes mournful, like the cry of an owl, suppressing the soul. With the Blood Infant's desperate cries, its mouth, already large, splits open further, from the cheek area extending all the way to behind its ear. Originally with a large head, its mouth, after this new split, opens like a whale devouring the sea, appearing particularly eerie.

Before this ice that protects her pierces her through, and leaves nothing human behind. My revenge, if I have one, will not be against them. It will be for her. To try, beneath the black silk armor and the crown of hatred, to find the sister I barely knew, and whom I see losing herself in a triumph that tastes of ash. And to unravel the mystery of the man who stands at her side, whose gaze, even from afar, burns with the intensity of one who has found what he was seeking. ---