Novel & Cerita Solo Leveing

Ready to attack at his call. “Yes sir!” The three remaining guard’s yells. “I want him placed in the solitude chamber. We can pull him up for branding.” I tell the guards as Lev regaining consciousness loses his smirk. The solitude chamber is a ten foot deep Well that is located at the far end of the castle. It’s from the original building that was on this land. “…and just for that little stunt. I’ll leave you with another parting gift.” I extend my claws and take one sharpened claw dragging it slowly down his side. Just deep enough to tear his skin. Lev screams in pain thrashing. I repeat the same on his other side ripping him open. Then he is hogtied and taken to the chamber.

He mock clapped and I stomped my feet on the floor as the anger towards this infuriating man consumed me. "Peace!" Lev shouted, showing the universal peace sign in the air and moving it back and forth between me and his brother. We both shut up, but I glare dagger through my eyes towards him, hoping they somehow turn real and fucking suck those emotions out of him for me to figure out this piece of enigma. This man gets on my last nerves so effortlessly. Asshole.

He was merely part of their upper echelon. The second person who could care less about James Levity’s feelings was Solomon. The black man whose gaze was akin to that of a sleeping tiger lazily watched James Levity’s antics like he was watching a cute pet. The Levity Family was a powerful family, but his didn’t lose out in the slightest. The history of his family was not as rich as Levity’s, but their power was definitely right there with them. The corners of Solomon’s lips were lifted into a sneer. With a slight chuckle he thought to himself, “Why does he even bother? Coercion would never work against Kaizo. Besides, that man is someone whom even the Head of Levity fears, so what can a mere

He took a few steps backward immediately and dodged Lev’s first attack. “Huh. It looks like your reaction is fast enough!” Lev smirked and smiled disdainfully as he mocked Zelig. Having said that, Lev leaped into the sky and rotated his body one hundred and eighty degrees. Then, swinging the sword in his hand so fast that it formed a flower-like shadow, he attacked Zelig.

The bald man in the corner stood up again, his leering gaze fixed on Sharon. "Shut up!" Jules snapped, silencing him with a glare. "Mr. Leach, do you think I'm stupid? Why would I take a woman with no significant status or connections? With the police swarming outside, I need someone important enough to ensure we leave the city safely." "What do you mean?" Stefan's expression faltered. Jules smirked. "You can only take two out of the three. One of them stays." The room fell into a tense, deafening silence. Everyone's faces turned pale at his words.

The footage on the screen shifted to me alone in a downpour, struggling to clear the construction debris from my parking space. Audio of Dexter mocking me played over the footage. He sat under the awning with his legs crossed while his voice echoed through the speakers down the entire street. "See that? That's what happens when people don't listen." The onlooking residents began gasping quietly. A wave of hushed murmuring broke through the crowd. "My God! This security guard is absolutely despicable." "This is outrageous. He's an absolute animal!" Right after that, the screen lit up again with high-definition, first-person footage of me being cornered in the underground parking lot by Dexter

Eliza Lev’s weight on me is comforting, but I can’t help but feel nervous that he’s actually going to put it in the other hole. I’ve never been so open to something I thought I’d never do, but that doesn’t change that I’m intimidated by it. Noah asked about it all the time, but I knew he wouldn’t respect my body and take it slow. He was selfish, and Lev is the total opposite. He knows when to be commandeering, but he also knows when and how to listen to my body.

I can’t do this. And so, I make a choice. A reckless, stupid choice. I sneak back into Moonborn territory. I have to see him. See if it's true. *** I know exactly where to find him. Levi always trains alone at night—our secret place deep within the meadow grounds, where the moonlight filters through the trees, casting silver shadows. And there he is. Moving like a predator, his staff a blur of motion, his muscles rippling with every strike. He looks… powerful. Unstoppable.

"Exceptional female healers are a dime a dozen. I always thought you were someone worth respecting. Turns out, you're just another mate-stealing she-wolf." Talia stumbled back and sat down, clutching at her chest. Before Sherry could respond, the silent Leo suddenly leaped out of my arms and clung to Talia's leg. He bared his teeth at me. "Jenny, you just got home and already made Mom upset. She looks really hurt. And now, you're insulting Sherry too. You're the one who told me it's wrong to insult others. Apologize now! If you keep talking like that, I'll get my brother to kick you out!"

Instead, it was getting worse. “Hahaha!” Levius laughed as he floated in the air, holding the sword he pierced through Zev’s chest. His face was beaming with pride, proud on what he did. “Look at how fragile he is, Layla. After all the power you blessed him, he’s still a lowly being who was only different from humans because he could turn into an ugly, disgusting beast. You’re only wasting your time on him, Layla. Come,” Levius said and offered his hand. “Come with me, and I’ll show you what real power and happiness is.”