Saga Vol 10 Novels & Stories

Sage began cautiously, “are you okay?” He let out a bitter laugh. “Define ‘okay.’ We’re fighting a billionaire with enough resources to destroy the world, and the only lead we have is a woman who might not even want to talk to us. So no, I’m not okay.” Sage placed a hand on his arm, her touch gentle but firm. “We’ll figure it out. We always do.” He turned to her, his gaze intense. “This isn’t just about the mission, Sage. It’s about us. I can’t lose you—not now, not ever.”

Saga was driving my car; I was curious—I’d never asked Saga in detail about Kaelith. “Saga, do you remember my business partner, Mr Kael Morveth?” Saga, who was driving, simply glanced at me through the wing mirror. “Yes, I remember, Miss.” “He has red hair like yours and beautiful hazel eyes, doesn’t he?” I asked again. Saga didn’t answer straight away; he seemed to be thinking. His silence made me suspect he knew something. “Saga?” The man startled slightly, then glanced back briefly. “No, Miss, he has black hair,” he replied, before refocusing on the driving.

“It's all too risky! The Sanzu Alliance upholds humanity, we cannot send troops in the name of sacrifice. It's different again if the situation is that you choose to volunteer to open the war. As long as neither one of us is willing to volunteer, I don't want any group to have to be sacrificed!” Xu Xiaofei intervened. “Then, what should we do now, Senior Xu?” asked Patriarch Yuan Kai who also felt a little confused by the situation. "There he is! My brain seems to be lazy to think! What are your plans, Swordsman Wang?” Xu Xiaofei scratched her non-itchy cheek as she asked Wang Yuji to quickly reveal the plan she had been keeping.