Saria Link Novels & Stories

Sarah asked, ducking as a shard of rusted steel crashed through the viewport. "We use the Lyra-Link!" Leo signaled the Prime Lyra, who was still in the Earth's core. As the Anchor, she was the only one who could feel both timelines. She reached out through the Marrow and grabbed the Thread of Lyra-7. The Synthesis of the Two Daughters

Lydia explained, “Everyone was in a panic when we arrived that they could hardly notice I was the one. They were all talking about a voice commanding a maid to apologize.” “It’s true,” Alpha Damon confirmed. “The maid dared to call Sarai a beast.” Lydia looked puzzled. “But why would that warrant such a reaction?” “Because Sarai is a reincarnation of a goddess,” Alpha Damon said. Loretta’s eyes widened, and she began to shake. Alpha Damon quickly reassured her. “It’s nothing to be afraid of. Sarai is here to help the Pack.” Lydia’s eyes lit up with understanding. “Wow,” she whispered, clearly amazed by the revelation.

Selene moved carefully through them. She had begun searching for any information about Aria’s past. But there was almost nothing. No records of her birth. No known family. No clan. Nothing. Which only made Selene more suspicious. She pulled another scroll from the shelf and unrolled it slowly. Her eyes scanned the faded ink. And then she froze. A symbol had been drawn in the margin. A small mark. A curved shape surrounded by thin lightning-like lines. Selene’s breath caught. She had seen that symbol before.

I press myself into shadow just as voices rise below. Lazriel is bound to a chair forged of living onyx. The chains around his wrists glow faintly, runes cutting into his skin, siphoning something vital from him. His coat is gone, shirt torn, dark blood streaking his mouth and jaw. His hair hangs loose, disheveled, still dramatic, even like this. Still him. Sariyah circles him slowly. “You will tell me how to control her,” she says. “How to stop what’s happening inside her.”

Sarah. "I don't want to fight. I enjoy watching you. As well as you know that I might weaken my body and lost my life when trying to save the pack." "That what you should do," Sarah commended and blocked her mind link from Jake talking to her. She was already losing focus on whom to attack. The rogues were also hitting her but they were healing fast. It wasn't a lot of surprise for her since she had seen how her wound healed very fast. It was something great.

"Because the Sarah that I know can't stay a week without proving to someone how powerful she is, she loves showcasing. For her to have disappeared and have gone quiet all these years, something must have gone wrong somewhere." Lord Kira nodded her head. "So I am guessing it was Sarah who had made that invincible chain for Adaoh in that prison, right?" she asked. "Yeah, it was Sarah."

My focus remained on the trail. Then another warrior suddenly shouted. "Over here!" Every head turned. The warrior stood beside a thick bush. He was pointing toward something caught between the branches. My stomach tightened. I crossed the distance quickly. The moment I saw it, my pulse accelerated. There was fabric....torn fabric. Carefully, I reached forward and pulled it free. The material was dirty and ripped but I recognized it immediately. Then the scent reached me. My breath caught. It was Aria. There was no mistake.

I was a beast unleashed, and nothing could stop me now. I barreled through the maze of corridors, tearing down enchanted barriers and shattering the bones of anyone who dared stand in my way. The scent of blood, sweat, and fear painted the air like a map. But amidst all that, there was another scent—faint but familiar. Lavender and earth. Ariel. It was like a beacon in the storm, pulling me forward through the carnage. She had been here. She had left her mark. And if Ariel was near, that meant Samantha wasn’t far.

“Of course you would. She’s using just a part of what’s in her—the part that can move without thinking. But a tiny part was enough to lift trees the size of buildings and break the ground.” I kept my eyes ahead, trying not to let the shake in my voice show. “I’ve battled wolves. Alphas. Rogues. Hybrids. But I’ve never sensed anything like that.” “That’s because she’s not like them,” Sara said. “She’s a Thane.” We walked a little further in silence. I held Selene tighter, feeling her heartbeat through her chest. “She almost took me, Sara,” I finally said then. “I mean, she came this close.” I raised my right hand and squinted at the gap between my thumb and first finger. “If it hadn’t been fo

Teddy after teddy lands over the curtain like Sloane’s an unholy lingerie fairy godmother. “Ari,” Sloane calls through in a whisper that’s more command than suggestion, “you’re gonna wear this.” Aria unfolds the first piece: sheer black, delicate embroidery across the bust, with cutouts that could start a fire just by existing. “It’s see-through!” she whispers back, scandalized. “Exactly. It says touch me at your own risk.” She giggles, biting her lip, holding the fabric against her skin in front of the mirror. Her reflection stares back—flushed cheeks, wide eyes, breath catching in her throat. She looks… different. Bold. Dangerous.