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The first meeting was super weird because Hana tried hard to save Kyllian who was monitoring her in the form of a cat because she thought Kyllian almost fell. “You ungrateful! I think I should throw you in that river once in a while so you know yourself a little bit, Sil!” A small smile formed on the corners of Kyllian's lips when he remembered the nickname that Hana and Zoe gave to him, namely Silver because of his silver fur. In addition, thanks to Hana, Silver was able to meet Zoe. "Kyle.." Kyllian bowed his body to Riyona and said earnestly "This time I'm sorry master, I can't comply with your request at all. I have to protect Hana as best I can.. Huh?”

"The debt is being paid. The Primal Queen is waking. But remember, Shadow-Wolf... when the last grain of sand falls, she will be whole, and you will be a memory. Is that the ending you wanted for your story?" "It’s not an ending," Malachi said, his voice a defiant growl. "It’s a trade." Suddenly, the violet sky above us cracked. A bolt of sapphire-blue lightning struck the white sand just yards away, sending a spray of glass into the air. From the crater of blue smoke stepped a figure that didn't belong in this paradise. It was Killian. But he wasn't the boy I remembered, or even the Alpha I had seen in the canyon. He was covered in black, oily veins that pulsed with a rhythmic, sickly light

out of his own soul. The Board-members recoiled, their silver forms flickering with static. "**UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATION! SYSTEM INTEGRITY: 40%!**" "I am not a protocol!" Silas roared. He lunged at the Board-members, his shadow-blades erupting from his wrists—not white, but a deep, midnight-violet that burned with the intensity of a dying sun. He slashed through the first Board-member, the liquid silver dissolving into a puddle of "Rejected Data."

“Oh, come on.” From the center of the carved names, a thin column of light rose. Not blinding. Focused. And within it… a silhouette. Mael gasped. It wasn’t solid. It wasn’t fully there. But the outline was unmistakable. The uniformed man. Kairos stepped protectively in front of me. “Is that containment failing?” “No,” I whispered. The silhouette flickered, unstable but conscious. When it spoke, the voice was no longer sharp. It was layered.

"To prove you are one of us, you must lead the first raid on the Silverwood borders. You must show your former pack that their 'Human Alpha' was just a mask for a god." ​Kaelen lowered his head, his tail lashing. I’m coming for you, Sierra, he thought, the human part of him screaming in the dark. But I have to destroy you first to save you. The A****n: The Green Silence Thousands of miles away, the humidity of the A****n was so thick it felt like breathing water. Maya hacked through a curtain of bioluminescent vines with a blade of golden Force, her face covered in tactical camo and sweat.

Her blue eyes bled back into a deep, swirling violet. "Mommy?" she asked, her voice returning to that eerie, calm tone. "Yes, shadow?" "Can I keep the shiny man’s shadow now? I caught it while he was kneeling." She opened her tiny hand. Inside her palm, a small, wriggling piece of black silk—literal shadow-matter—was trapped. It was a piece of Silas’s soul. Killian let out a sharp, surprised laugh, picking her up and kissing her forehead. "Keep it, Princess," he grinned. "Consider it a souvenir for your first successful lie."

the master said. Sylvia took the photo. Took a bow and exit the room. The master looked never fine as she removed her mask. She was the same yet older. Kana. She was surprised to look at Sylvia growing fast just like Niko. And the last order for Slyvia before she will be placed on the highest position is on the go. If ever she fails. She dies. Kana waited for seven days. It was her long year of training people who can fullfill the last order from her master Zero. 'Kill Cryp.'

"You are stronger than this. You can weather any storm." Slowly, gradually, the storm began to subside, the winds whispering their secrets as they faded into silence. The rain softened to a gentle patter, a soothing melody that echoed Aunt Cleo's words of wisdom. And as Aqua's sobs quieted, her pendant dimmed, its glow waning as her powers ebbed back into the depths of her soul. With a heavy heart and a weary soul, Aqua nodded to her aunt, acknowledging her guidance with a soft smile. "Thank you, Aunt Cleo," she murmured, her voice a whisper against the fading echoes of the storm.

“Vane. Your American filth ends here. Kane promised us your head.” Silas smirked, pulling encrypted drives from the safe. “Tell Kane he’s next.” He tossed a flashbang; explosion blinded, disoriented. Aiden grabbed Silas’s arm, dragging him out as flames licked the walls arson to erase traces. They piled into the remaining van, Elena bound in the back. Tires screeched onto rain-slick roads, Kurogane bikes roaring pursuit. Aiden leaned against Silas, pulse racing, hand brushing his crotch subtly teasing, building heat. Silas’s grip on his thigh tightened, promising release edged with pain.

"Hindi dahil mahina ako. It's just... my body isn't enough." Napaangat ang tingin ko sa langit sabay napaisip. In the novel, Sylphysis was the one who introduced herself to Koen saying that she can help him defeat Cassius. Without the plot, she could've ran away with Somu, sa ganoong paraan ay hindi pa siya napilitang maging espada. Well, merging with magical weapon will result to losing her body and soul. "Did Koen tell you about our mission?" tanong ko.