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He noticed me staring at him as he asked with a smirk-" Done staring?" I came to by sense and I looked down and replied-" ugh... sorry... and Thank you" He said-" Miss, you should stand up for yourself, I might be not around always to save you". I blushed hard at his words. I looked down while wiping my tears when he said forwarding his hand-" Hi, I am Lucifer, I am new here. Would you like to be my friend?" I smiled at him and gladly took his hands for the shake, as I replied-" Sure"

The sword felt cold, even through the minion’s thick, clawed hands. Its blade shimmered with a subtle red hue mirroring Lucifer’s intent. The dark aura surrounding it whispered death. One of Lucian's trusted minions stared into its cruel shimmer, something unexpected flickered in his eyes, a memory.

> She opened her eyes and looked at him. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> LUCIFER _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> The knowledge moved through his celestial form like liquid fire finding channels it had always been meant to fill. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3">

And that was the reason why Lucifer was suddenly very concerned about his own future. "I think I know where my brother is. There was something in the dream I couldn't forget. That rock. That burning rock that is supposed to be around her. Despite the pleasant weather here, that rock was burning hot. I think if I would be able to find that rock, I would know where Aleck and the other humans are. The humans who were taken away for the human sacrifices." I spoke in a low tone while staring into my eyes in the mirror. My eyes felt like two marbles. They looked blue as they had been since I was born. But they were shining with this neon green light after every few seconds. It was surprising but i

x Lucifer was no ordinary demon; he was the first to fall, the architect of rebellion, and the embodiment of forbidden beauty. The light-bringer turned dark king, his presence was both intoxicating and overwhelming. His eyes burned like twin suns on the verge of collapse, a golden fire encased in endless darkness. His voice was low, rich, and melodic, carrying the weight of eons and the promises of ruin.

“You did really good Dad. I’m proud of you.” “Thank you sweetie. Don’t cry, this is a good thing.” He said hugging me again and wiping away my happy tears. “It’s a very good thing.” Patricia said walking over with tears of her own in her eyes. Lucifer “Well, my Darklings, shall we go find this Raul?” Lucifer asked the witches. His eyes had gone fully red. “Yes. But we have to remember not to hurt him too bad and not to touch his Streak.” Nexus said.

“I will be going back for now, he might be looking for me. He said we will be going somewhere. Better be there before he gets angry again. Bye Hephe.” “Goodbye, my lad-wait,” “Yes?” “I have one more thing to tell you, my lady.” “That is?” “Humans die after giving birth to a Lycan offspring.” The mere single statement sent me freezing in my spot for some minutes. My world spiraled in front of my own eyes. My body shook as almost half of my energy was sucked away. “W-what do you mean?”

Lucifer is a tall, fair-skinned man with light blond hair tied in a long ponytail, sea-blue pupils, wearing contact lenses and dressed in a white shirt and long black pants. Tighten thighs and legs together. Part of her hair protrudes a long part down to cover her right eye. He sat on the wooden chair in front of the house and read the newspaper with his legs crossed, because his legs were very slim and long. Andy and Venture, who were fast asleep on top of him, walked in to greet Lucifer. "Hello uncle, is Celica back yet?" "I don't know, I don't know how he got into the house, but he's sleeping on the bed looking very tired."

“Pick one. I don’t care which one. Marry her and stabilize the realm before I lose what’s left of my mind.” Damian’s eyes opened. They were bright silver, which all Lycan’s possessed. The look on his eyes would have made a lesser wolf slit their own throat. “You think I don’t want a mate?” His voice came out quiet. The dangerous kind of quiet that Lucas had learned years ago to take seriously. “You think I am choosing this?” Lucas said nothing.

I turn around and lean back on him as we gaze upon the sky, and I point at the brightest star in the sky tonight. “There! That’s the first star I saw and I thought I’d make a wish…not for me but for all the lycans and werewolves out there. So we might…you know, finally have the next heir.” He laughs. “Damn it, woman, what the hell are you wishing on a star for, then? Were you planning on conceiving the next heir through an immaculate conception?” I blush. “No, silly, of course not, but—”