Novel & Cerita Strike The Blood Avrora

Vdius's eyes filled with fear as he roared at her, "What the heck have you done? You're bleeding heavily!" By then, Kris was next to him, and his hands froze after seeing Aurora's body turning blue because a werewolf bleeds way too faster, and the silver bullet is enough to kill them by bleeding. Aurora smiled at Vdius weakly before saying, "Thank god... you're fin..." She couldn't even complete her words as she passed out, and that was about to trigger Vdius, who screamed her name in fear. "Aurora! Y..you can't close your eyes. Look at me, open your eyes. K...Kris, do something!" Vdius was screaming like mad as he saw her entire dress was filled with her blood, and her lips also started tur

"Be on the lookout for Ruthven, I don't trust him." Lauren nodded in acknowledgement of his words. Her heart had suddenly begun to race, at the thought that Ruthven was likely to be on his guard, watching and timing. "Do you think he'll attack in broad daylight?" Lauren asked. "Like I said earlier, just be careful,"Roman retorted. I "Uhm." Lauren nodded. "Get going." He said to Lauren's retreating back. The lapis lazuli around Emily's neck was a daylight amulet that enabled the vampire's walk in daylight. Just like normal humans.

He quickly complied, his chest heaving as he tried to keep his composure. Ava felt her heart race, the intensity of the moment threatening to overwhelm her. Peyton's protective arm around her felt like the only anchor in this storm of emotions. Each strike the woman delivered to Carver echoed in the room, a haunting reminder of his chosen atonement. His screams, gasps of pain, his tensing muscles, and how his skin reddened with each blow, made it hard for Ava to keep her composure.

I did not believe that they would leave me just tied with rope, without silver or something on me, if they thought that I could shift. “We have you here, tied up, just waiting to complete our ritual to obtain your blood. The stupid rogues will be attacking shortly, if they haven’t started already. But this time, I am sending vampires to finish off what those rogues can’t do. I know the pain I went through when Xavier died. I want to watch you suffer.” She smirked, running the knife along my arm, pushing hard enough to break the skin. The cut was enough to draw blood, although not deep enough to cause any damage. I could already feel the wound healing. I tried to turn just slightly so that sh

She was about to go on a killing spree, but Kairav stopped her by placing his hand on her shoulder. "We must stick to the plan," he said. Her nostrils flared, but she nodded. The humans and people from Hieroland created a barrier between Aurum and the vampires of Vilaria. On the other end of the barrier, Willow falls unconscious. The woman who hit her raised the baseball bat to smash her skull, but before she could do that, Wes tackled her to the ground. "How dare you!" He spoke, enraged and murderous, as he punched her face. The woman spat blood.

All of the sounds and smells--they hit me at once. Ava was muttering to herself, shaking her head. Kade was frantically trying to stop the bleeding, telling me over and over again that I would heal. He knew that I had expended all of my energy throwing the guard off of me. I had nothing left to give. "Heal yourself!" Tori shouted in my face; her shrill voice pierced my ears. I understood what she was saying, but I couldn't force myself to form a response. I couldn't feed from her--I wasn't even sure I'd be able to stop. She muttered a curse and cocked back her hand before striking me in the face. I'm sure she hadn't hit as hard as I made it out to be--but it caught my attention. I blinked a

"Can someone tell me what happened here?!" Almost toppling over in tears, I narrated what transpired. How I tripped and mistakenly hit an antique vase that had been placed wrongly. How it fell to the ground and shattered to pieces and how I almost ended being hit if not for the fact that he walked in at the right time. "That's why you want to hit her?" He fumed even more. "It's expensive and she's very unapologetic." Lauren glared hard at me. "You can't say that about Aurora, I'd never believe that."

Each movement left streaks of distortion that bent the world around it, as though reality itself recoiled from its presence. Kael’s voice tore through the comm link, calm despite the chaos. “Flank right! Keep it contained!” The strike team moved with practiced precision. Liora vanished into a blur of golden light, reappearing above the creature to strike from above, while Corren charged forward, his scythe igniting with crimson runes. The ground shook beneath his swings, each blow sparking waves of raw energy. The corrupted soul roared — a sound that vibrated through Avery’s chest, setting the tether alight. Pain lanced through her ribs, sharp and searing. She staggered, clutching at her che

“You will not interfere with my feelings–ever again.” Her smirk faded. Still, she didn’t resist. I let go. She dropped to the floor like a feather, gasping for air. I reached for more ice, desperate to cool the heat ravaging my body. But it was no use. My skin burned hotter than fire. And then — I coughed. Thick, black blood spilled from my mouth. Aurora’s eyes widened. “Is she worth it?” she whispered, near tears. “Scarlet? Is she worth all of this?”

He’d been so gentle and loving towards me at the hospital, that I’d almost forgotten who he was. But he was Rain Blood! Rogue alpha of the most dangerous and notorious pack of rogues that had ever been – Gods of War! He didn’t show mercy. He didn’t even show emotions. He didn’t even have a heart… So if this was the punishment he saw fit for someone disobeying him, who were I to oppose him? Hell, some might call it karma. He did this because they’d hurt me first. Tortured me and humiliated me. Some might even say he did it for me and I should feel flattered…