Sora Roxas Ventus Vanitas Novels & Stories

He was the color of a royal Omega Dragon, the same color as his Dad's dragon. Just like Roman, Sora is small. Even compared to other Omega dragons. The Omega stretches his wings out, something he hasn't been able to do since he was young. His neck stretched as his head raised toward the sky. The Omega took in a deep breath, and a breath of smoke left his mouth when he roared.

she added. "You don't even know me, Lisa. I can do what I want to get rid of you. I'm Dark Louiz Romero and you must follow what I want to do," I reminded her. She laughed at me. "I don't care about you. You really don't know me too. I'm Lisa Roxas, right? You're not the only one who has the power to make things easier. Be careful of what you're saying because it'll probably return to you. We're not yet done..." she said weakly. Lisa Roxas turned her back and left me. I remained silent and tried to contemplate the words she said and later on, my friends arrived with their girlfriends.

I missed seeing her pretty face, hearing her scream profanities at everyone…I missed having Seraphina Alvaréz under my watch. “What?” I paused, picking up the odd piece of paper sticking out from inside the violin's base. “What? What did you find? Her location? A threat?” In a nanosecond, Lazaro was standing next to me, his eyes flickering with suppressed emotions as he tried to decipher what we were both looking at. “It's…just a musical note.” I whispered, narrowing my eyes as the symbols looked a little too familiar for me to miss. “I'll go get someone who can play the Violin.” Lazaro gritted the words through his teeth, impatience clearly written all over his face as he turned to exit the

If she was curious about something, Sora could easily answer it to her; not unless it was something that he was restricted to tell to. But now, he suddenly opened up about the beast tide that occured every fifty years. He even questioned the location of the Bexerth Academy. In addition, he brought up the red haired Great Swordmaster out of nowhere. With these suspicious actions of Sora, how could Minerva failed to see it? She'd be blind and stupid if she fell on his trap! Besides, Sora was always lazy and lethargic. How could he, out of nowhere, suddenly became this energetic? This was also the reason that she became skeptical of him!

Rojean was excited to go home as if completely forgetting what she had to do afterward. “You’ll still be meeting up with Mr. Valencia.” “Who?” Rojean pouted as she took off her heels when they got in the car. “I don’t know but he scares me.” “I already told you Mr. Valencia is quite intimidating but Sei’s quite scarier, honestly. Don’t let your guard down.” he just said, looking at his phone for a brief second. “It’s not that…” she pouted once more. “Was it really suffocating in there?” Krister asked, taking off his tie. Ties make him suffocate now.

"What? Antilles Samarchia? 10th rank?” Rikka was shocked, as if she couldn't believe what she had heard. “That’s right. I am ‘Antilles The Soul Slayer’, the strongest wind magical girl in this Vitania. You are the one who faced the wrong opponent, ‘The Devil's Hand’ Rikka Gallipolia,” she continued. “No way.” ***

she finished, challenging me with her eyes to deny the truth. My throat tightened, and I turned away, unable to meet her eyes. "The Pack Soul always plans for balance,” Sabrina continued. “Cora, Rose, and Ivy each represent a vital aspect of GrayCrest’s strength. They’re not just your mates—they’re the embodiment of the traits that ensure the pack’s survival and prosperity.”

“Does it matter? Just be happy. You and the Moon Shone people will get a Luna. A great Luna…at that.” “….” Rojja took a short breath as he cast a concerned gaze at Rohan. He opened his mouth, closed it, opened it again then said. "But, are you sure you want to make her your Luna when she's in that condition?" Rohan's ears perk up as his gaze sharpens with his forehead frown deep. He separated his back from the wall as he took his step, hands in his pockets. He stopped exactly an inch in front of Rojja, who was cornered with nowhere to run as his back was stuck to the wall.

"I'm so sorry, Victoria. They didn't make it. Shortly after you left a Soul Eater broken in and attacked them all. It was like a shark feeding frenzy. They didn't stand a chance." My heart shattered and I breathlessly pleaded with her to tell me she was joking. That this was some sick, sick joke she was playing. But the sorrow in her eyes told me exactly what I didn't want to hear. My knees gave out and I fell to the floor as the faces of every person in the building flashed through my head.

These ores were particularly useful for witches in terms of improving and healing. Stretching her neck, Diana grinned with cruel madness at the enemy. "Now I need your ore. In short, you must die." Roar! A colossal whirlwind filled with sharp winds that could cut a boulder into surrounded Diana. With each step she took, the scalding ground she walked in would be ripped from the surface. Her eyes gleamed with malice as she raised her two hands. A pair of scythe-shaped wind blades formed over her. "I love to explore more but I really need to kill you all right now!" Diana released the wind blades from her Kayorum Infigris spell.