Rowaelin Scenes Novels & Stories

Lila's POV “I should have known that this rouges were here to rescue you.” Darren said, his eyes glued on me with so much disdain. “It's obvious. You are not as smart as you think you are!” I fired back. A dangerous silence fell between us. This was a kind of silence that ushered in a great event. Rowan didn't say anything at first. All he did was step slightly in front of me, his body shielding mine. I could feel the radiating Aura. His posture was a little bit tent but ready for whatever was to come. I could feel the heat of him, he was telling Darren that if he wanted me, he had to get through him.

The wooden beasts floated on the ebb and pull of the tide, pale sails reaching towards the sky as sailors set sail; others remained in place, waiting for a chance to return to the sea. People gaped at them, and it took a moment for Elaine to realize why. “Oh my gods, Naomi—Ruby.” “What about her?” “She makes it a little hard to be discreet.” “Fine.. I’ll wait with her at the hill.” Naomi started back towards the dusty path. Andrew glanced between the girls, as if caught in what he was supposed to do. “What’s wrong, Andrew?” Elaine asked, starting onward on the cobblestone pathway, past a few townspeople who glanced her way.

The swish of gentle waves accompanied the rowboat to shore. Zinjo and Gael rowed in unison. Aurelia noted they were the only three in the leaky tub. She glared at the seagulls who screeched every time she tried to speak. The sun warmed the air, but not too unbearable levels, and a soft breeze kept her body at a nice temperature.

Aelin. Jayden rushed ahead feeling his wolf instinctively coming alive. The hallway led into a big room that was filled with a strange purple light. Broken stone pillars surrounded a circle on the ground used for rituals. In the middle, Aelin knelt down, her tiny frame shining softly with her eyes squeezed shut in agony. Elias stood over her with a knife against her hand, making a small cut that caused blood to sizzle as it touched the symbols. “Stop!” Jayden roared.

Daeira POV Auren and I slipped through the glowing celebration like two kids sneaking out after curfew, except instead of mischief, we were dragging behind us the growing tension of an entire galaxy trying not to combust. My hand was still in his, and I swear it was the only thing keeping me upright. Every step closer to the twins made my heartbeat louder. I could barely hear the music over the roar of my own nerves. And then I spotted them. Kael and Riven. Near the edge of the fire pits, surrounded by a small cluster of wolves who were clearly being beaten at something.

“We’re going.” Rowan was already arming himself. Kael didn’t argue. He only said, “Move.” --- When they reached the clearing, it was chaos. Thorns everywhere. Selene on her knees, arms outstretched, blood trickling from her palm. Liraith stood above her, a crown of bone on her head. Triumphant. Until the twins stepped into the light. --- Elira’s glow pulsed once—pure and blinding. Theron’s shadows surged from the ground.

Fenric himself stood in the center, his hands tightening into fists, the pulse of his blood loud in his ears, though whether it was from fear or something else he could not tell. The first wolves broke through the treeline moments later, their pace slowing as they saw the narrowness of the shelf, yet they did not stop. One by one they emerged, each larger than the last, their eyes fixed on him with unblinking intensity. And then, from among them, a shape he knew stepped forward, its gait unhurried, its head held high. Raelin. Her armor was scratched and blood-marked, her eyes the same piercing silver he remembered, but there was no recognition in her gaze, no sign that she saw him as anythin

The night wind howled, carrying the thick scent of blood and death in the air. Aria gripped Lorian’s hand tightly, her eyes filled with worry as she stared into the silent forest. The sounds of battle had faded, leaving only the eerie whisper of the wind. Rael stepped closer, his expression tense. “We have to leave. This isn’t over yet.” Lorian remained silent, his gaze fixed on the spot where Vaelin had disappeared. There was something in his eyes—confusion, anger, and something else. Something Aria had never seen before.

All he needed was to get out of this creepy forest. He had run for quite some time when a clearing appeared in front of him. Riyin, renewed by the new sight, made for the patch of clear grass ahead of him. He was so relieved that he didn’t hear the soft whooshing sound of a rope beating the air as it swirled round and round, faster with each succession. Riyin was about to burst out through the forest when a noose caught his left heel and tightened. Riyin fell to the ground with a scream. He remained there for a few seconds, trying to regain himself when the rope tightened and pulled him backward.

Hinampas ni Shiela ang katabi niyang si Elena habang pinipigilan ang tili. Lucille pointed at somewhere so I glanced at it. My heart suddenly went wild when I saw Rael walking towards here. Shiela pinched Elena who can't stop shrieking. "My makeup is ruined! What do I do?!" Rael was wearing a maroon shirt and a pair of black board shorts. Lucille and Nessa stood up and ran towards Rael. I looked away when Rael looked at our direction. "Why is he here?" I heard Simoun uttered in an annoyed voice. His arm around me tightened.