Rogue 1 Quotes Novelas e Histórias

He snapped that in half, too. “Alpha Leo!” a Rogue’s voice called out, the same one that had said ‘Rory’ wanted him alive. This must be the one in charge. Leo paused and turned towards the voice. “This is ridiculous,” the Rogue said, stepping into the clearing. “You can’t defeat us all like that.” Leo tilted his head and growled a challenge. He was doing pretty good so far! “Okay,” the Rogue corrected, “Maybe you can. But that won’t get your pup back, now will it? She’s not here.”

A howl sounds some distance in the front, just at the same time a group of rogues leap out of the bushes. I spring into motion immediately, all my training kicking in. I knock the first one down just before he shifts into his wolf, wrapping the wire around his neck and pulling hard. Suddenly, the clearing is a battlefield. Weapons clash against weapon, rogues fall down. I roll to the side, avoiding the snapping of fangs as a wolf lands where I stood a second ago. From the corner of my eye, I see Ragnar watching it all from the sidelines, like a messenger of death himself.

I stare at him, then I laugh again, and this time it shakes my chest. “That little bastard,” I say. “That is what he thinks of me.” Mark frowns. “Sir?” “He thinks I will not follow,” I say. “He thinks hiding behind humans makes him smart.” “He might just be passing through,” Mark offers, and that is a mistake. I slam my hand into the desk, and the sound cracks through the room. “He does nothing by accident,” I say. “Nothing. Everything that wolf does is a message.” Mark nods quickly. “Yes, sir.”

I clasped my hand gently over the hilt, then my feet met the floor, taking up my weight until I straightened. Rolling the dagger between my fingers, I stepped closer, letting the silver catch the light before his eyes. “Tell me…” I exhaled softly. “Where are the rest of your kin?” “Rot in hell,” the rogue on the right said, intensely gritting his teeth. “I will not ask again,” “If we betray our brothers, we’ll face death. You will also do the same to us,” he said. Squeezing against the hilt, I smirked. “Since you know how this is going to end, I’ll suggest you start talking. I might consider making things less painful.”

I thought this was a pack. My eyes quickly scan the area as I climb out of the truck to make sure I’m not being watched by anyone. The scent is slowly fading, so I realize whoever it was must have already left, or been imprisoned something in the back of my mind hints. All rogues smell the same, but the scent is stronger, the longer you’ve been a rogue. Silas told me that my scent wasn’t that strong yet. I’ve never actually talked to a rogue before, so I have no idea how to tell the length of time compared to the strength of the smell. Most rogues that I fought as a warrior wreaked, which also meant they had been rogues so long they were losing their minds.

You think if you keep on torturing me ,I would tell you a thing huh ,I had gone through hell but I don't think that any of that would make me say a word ,just kill me because you will never get any single information from me"The rogue told me showing his ugly teeth . I ignored the ranting of this man and I picked up my knife . "Am giving you just one last chance for you to be able to show yourself . "Who sent you and why did you guys dare to attack at noon "?" . "You think that you are a strong Alpha and you think that nothing will be able to break you ,well you should get prepared for what's coming in the next few months because you won't be able to stand it ,I promise you "he told me

Samuel said to me playfully. I just grinned. “How could you be playing in front of danger?” I snapped at him. “I am sorry, I just couldn’t believe my eyes. Besides that, you are brave. I applaud you.” He said as he hit one of the rogues. “Behind you.” He screamed at me. He aimed at it as I bent down and hit. “Whoa! That was one hell of a hit.” I said and we laughed. “What do you take us for?” one the rogues said.

a voice said from behind me, breaking my thoughts. I turned to see the rogue from earlier, his silver eyes sharp, his expression unreadable. He was dressed in the same dark cloak, his posture relaxed but filled with an undeniable strength. “I didn’t expect it to be easy,” I said, standing tall, though the weight of his gaze felt like a heavy burden. “But I’ve made it this far. And I’m not stopping now.” The rogue studied me for a moment before nodding slowly. “The first trial was only a glimpse of what’s to come. You have learned to control the power within you, but now you must learn to wield it.”

he cheered, managing to hold the motionless creature on the ground. “Please don’t kill me!” the rogue said with wide opened eyes. “I’m just a scout, please! I didn’t even want to fight!” “Then spill what you’ve got,” Lucian said, his tone leaving no room for negotiation. “We might let you out of here alive.”"I-It really is true! I heard them! They are going to do something really huge! I heard them saying!" the rogue shouted as if it were going to be killed in the next second.

In two separate rooms so they cannot hear what the other has to say. Walking into the first room, I cringe at the smell. Rogues smell bad at the worst of times but for some reason this guy smells worse than usual. “Goddess, you stink,” I mutter as the rogue stands in front of us. “Are you going to let me go?” he asks eagerly. I look at him with disgust, “Do you have anything you can tell me about why these attacks are happening?” I ask him.