Snape X Lucius Novels & Stories

He hadn’t wrapped his head around what Xavier was doing when he shot forward and darted underneath the water a bit. His heart jumped a bit as he watched Xavier battle with whatever it was underneath the water. Seconds later, he rose up, holding a slimy creature that made Lucien yell out of fear. Xavier threw the snake at the bushes, having snuggled life out of it from underneath the water. Still very scared, Lucien lunged towards Xavier and he instinctively wrapped his arms around Lucien’s waist. The last time he came in contact with a snake, it took his best friend away from him. For years, he hated those crawling creatures and one of them was really about to bite him again?

“Is this for real, Lucius?” “Yes, Sophie.” The girl named Sophie looked at me with dagger eyes. “What pack does she belong to? I’ve never seen her before.” Lucius chuckled. “The world is big, Sophie. You can’t expect to meet every person in the world when you stuck yourself with your friends who only take interest in hunting men.” “Lucius, isn’t this too… sudden?” asked his aunt. “You never told us that you’re in a relationship with someone.” “That is Lucius, mother. He never says anything unless asked. He didn’t even tell us that he broke the bond with his mate the second he met her.”

"What did our predecessors miss?" "The bond between Lucian and Elara, though strong, was hindered by a tragic secret," it began, its voice carrying a mix of sadness and resolve. "Lucian, the valiant Lycan, and the black beast that plagues your realm are not only linked by destiny but also by blood. They are brothers." Lucius and Rey's eyes widened in astonishment. The revelation struck them with a mix of shock and disbelief. The bond they sought to strengthen was not only meant to defeat a formidable adversary but also to reconcile a fractured familial connection.

Before I could say a word, the cloaked man quickly laid hold on Ira, baring his claws and holding her dangerously by the neck. "Lucius Valtor," he hissed, eyes flickering between I and Lucius. "And my dearest little impulsive brother," he mocked. "Dexter Draco Royale, isn't it?" "Who are you?" I seethed, taking careful steps towards him as I thought on my next point of action. "Don't even think about it," he snapped, noting my deathly intent with warning eyes. "I will kill her before you know what's happening." "Let her go," Lucius griped, his tone reflecting his brooding anger. "Let her go, and I just might consider letting you live."

Lucian looked confused about why he needed to harm Xylia. “Lucian, you have to hurt her. I told you to do it.” Vica told him, looking like she was going to blow up. Lucian looked at Vica, then at Xylia. He groaned, then doubled over in pain. The spell was trying to make him do what Vica told him to do, but the bond he had to Xylia was keeping him from hurting her in that manner. Lucian screamed as he fell to the floor, fighting the pain.

The room was empty save for Lucien, who sat staring at a cold cup of tea. “He’s gone?” I asked softly. “He had a more pressing engagement with a bargaining chip,” Lucien replied, his voice distant. “Good. I couldn't stand the way he looked at you. Like you were a piece of furniture.” I sat beside him, still feeling the lingering hum of my earlier revelation. “He’s a snake, Lucien. I meant what I said—I don’t like him.” Lucien gave a dark, dry chuckle. “Snakes are his only friends. He keeps a pit of vipers at his estate. He claims he learns from them—how to strike without warning, how to shed a skin when it’s no longer useful.”

—boomed through the cathedral's loudspeakers, echoing in the ears of every member. Lucius had reached his limit. He kicked Sienna away as she tried to crawl back and beg, his eyes turning completely barren and dead. He finally realized that for a toy made of lies, he had personally banished the genius who fought beside him through the blood of the slums—the only one who could hold up his entire sky.

"Err darling, what are you trying to say? We sleep together every single night; we eat together and even…" "Only after you have taken care of your son. I need some compensation now." Lucien said and before I could react, he was already kissing me like there was no tomorrow. Why have I ever noticed that he could be so childish. Who the hell compares themselves to a child, their child? He did not give me time to think about anything as he took me for himself. I could only give him what he wanted because I was already under the spell from his charms. Long passed when the battle finally ceased. It was actually already so dark outside meaning that we have been on it for the whole afternoon.

teased Ruby, earning an eye roll from the wizard. "I believe that the failure of the son comes from the failure of the mother." retorted Lucius snobbishly. "But you, as an intelligent being with rationality, should know how to master simple arcane sorcery through your own efforts. It was clearly a personal lack of talent rather than genetics." "I hate you, old witch." "I love you, too. Run along now and clean up. Magnus is going to return soon and by then it will be an even bigger mess." "What if I don't what to?" challenged Lucius as he crossed his arms.

There was another vampire in the house. Lucien traced the vampire, and with full speed he caught up with him, holding the intruder by the collar and slammed him against the wall. Just then he realised who it was. “Darius,” he said, releasing him immediately. Darius straightened himself, letting out a quiet laugh. “Damn, you have gotten stronger,” Darius said. “You idiot.” Lucien replied. You should have announced yourself,” Darius grinned as Lucien pulled him into a brief embrace.