Solo Leveling Adam Novels & Stories

However, if sharing one Luna, how will it be possible? “You can’t share a mate, you idiot,” Brett said. “Speaking of that, I know someone who cannot bear to share,” Chandler said before he pointed Adam. The two of them looked at Adam who’s standing alone with pursed lips. He’s holding his glass in refined way, and sipping the red wine every ten seconds. When the two approached him, Adam drank all of the wine in one shot. Adam can see them using his peripheral vision but he does not bother to look them back.

He explains. “I wonder when I'll get a baby bump?” I ponder. “I'm sure soon. We're only thirteen weeks. “Ahhh how cute, you said we.” I tease. “You picked up on that huh?” He smiles. “So, what's on the agenda for tomorrow.” I ask. “Wait and see!” He teases. He takes me to a huge beautiful waterfall. The water is so beautiful. There are guys jumping off a cliff mid-way up. Adam decides he’s gonna give it a try. And he did. I think I held my breath the whole time until he emerged from the water.

I know most people brush their teeth first but whatever, it's my life and I'll do what I want first. After I finished, I wore my fluffy robe again and walked out of the bathroom. When I stepped out, I found Adam working out on the ground I the room. He could easily afford a gym membership form but he wouldn't go to a gym no matter how much I advised him to. He managed to convert half the room to a gym. He was doing push ups but stopped when I got out the bathroom. He watched me dry my body, a habit I was used to him doing by now.

oh lord I am going to barf on his face. "Brooklyn you need to shift, I am sorry but I can't waste my energy on healing right now But shifting will speed up the healing . Don't take the stone barrier yet ".I manage a nod and shift my right arm downwards to move the boulder back to the ground along with me. I see Adam jump across the barrier wall, he's facing Dawn for the first time in a long time. Adam’s POV Adrian is not someone who thinks before he’s getting into something or its consequences, he lives for no other reason than to trouble others. And he’s done a mighty good job and making people miserable, sadly most of them being women.

--- [Mission Complete] [Reward Granted: $14,000 × Multiplier (×31)] [Total Earned: $434,000] [Perception threshold achieved] [Balance Updated: $1,198,000] — He was finally a millionaire. Another notification appeared immediately. Then another. Adam stopped walking. "Oh?" --- [ HOST: Adam Wilson ] Balance: $1,198,000 Arrogance Level: D > C Influence Tier: C- Risk Level: LOW ____ Locked Abilities: • Presence Amplification (Unlock at Rank C) • Psychological Pressure (Unlock at Rank B) --- For a moment nothing happened.

Even her lips turned white, making the tear tracks on her cheeks look like deep, hollow ravines. Dad walked over. His voice trembled too. "Dex, that command doesn't count. It was said in the heat of the moment. It doesn't count." The door was pushed open again. Sapphire stood in the doorway, looking at us hesitantly. "Adam has been sent back," she began. "His system glitched out. The manufacturer said his emotional module overloaded, so he had to be recalled to the factory for repairs." Sent back… The words bounced around inside my head for a few moments, unable to find a place to settle.

Eden who is famous for his power and power throughout the pack in the Scandinavia area is also known as the loneliest Alpha, having not met the Luna. Whereas Moon Goddess always gives every Alpha a clue about the existence of the eternal partner of the Werewolf pack leader in the alpha's adolescence. The clue is a mark on the forehead of each Werewolf that will shine when near his Mate. Only valid at Gamma level in blue, Beta in green and Alpha in gold. Likewise, the Mate will emit a similar beam. Not finding Luna as his Mate keeps Eden in another Alpha threat, in order to seize Eden's power and declare absolute power if he defeats Eden. One of them is Yagur, the Alpha whose territory is clo

I was holding the slate for ADAM. The chance of victory vanished. I could already feel the failure looming. Adam looked at me and gave a low, predatory chuckle. I focused on the slate. I remembered a few of his answers, but for the rest, I had to rely on my intuition of his arrogant nature. I managed to score six correct runes out of ten—a feat I considered a triumph of memory over a lack of interest. But Adam? He didn't get a single rune right. Not one. He didn't even remember the basic combat style I had listed. He was a complete void.

"The last time you tore your soul in two, you nearly didn't come back." Adam’s voice drifted from the shadows of the far corner. He stepped into the pool of light, his leather jacket creaking. A sharp, jagged smirk played on his lips, the kind that promised nothing but carnage. "I can handle Kael. In fact, I’ve been counting the seconds until I have an excuse to finally put my little brother in the ground." "He isn't coming alone, Adam. He has an army," I reminded him, my voice a warning rumble.

I felt a sizzling sensation of peace flow through every fiber of my bone, and a weird excitement bubbled in me. “Once you're calm,” Adam continued with his lecture, not just to me, but the guards too. They had taken a few steps back because Adam instinctively kept walking up towards them. “You pick out the leader of the group, or easily the weakest one and start with a swift and decisive blow.”