Seven Deadly Sins Ludociel Novels & Stories

Lucas diverted his attention to his Father, which stared back at him in a menacing cold expression. “I didn’t know you were this low to pick such a feeble creature for your entertainment,” Lucas uttered. Samael laughed, his deep voice echoed through the room. “A feeble creature,” he muttered. “Feeble indeed to easily break down your walls, isn’t it?” Lucas snickered, the blood tint never leaving his eyes. “Whose walls? Clearly you have been fooled by your own lovely puppet.” “Oh did I?” Lucas stepped closer to Selene’s body. “Do you know the greatest sin of this woman?” Lucas bent down on Selene. His eyes flickered on her finger when it moved. His jaw tightened as he mustered all his power t

Azriel said lastly, before he let Caleb go. Caleb had no where to say anymore. The moment Azriel turned around and gulped down his last drink, the spectators who were recording what was happening, put their phones down. They were ashamed of what they had done, hence, there’s a whole like of them out here that were in support of Ambrose coming back. But after hearing what Azriel has said, they felt guilty for what they have done. Afterall, at the end of the day, the only sin that Lucifer Morningstar had committed was mating with a werewolf and having hybrid sons.