Thane Krios Novels & Stories

I smirked. “Who are they?” I asked for anyone to answer. Christiana assistant, Funke replied instantly. “I asked them to come here and learn something from you. Also, we need two extras and I've not decided who should do it as they're all terrible but they all got pretty faces so..” “When do my shooting starts?” I asked looking away from the girls. I didn't want to be too obvious. “Ten minutes from now. I asked Yomi's team to extra check their cameras, we don't want any glitch or error” Funke said.

The collar's lingering effects keep my body humming with unwanted arousal, my clit still throbbing despite the violation. Kaelthar produces a small metallic device from a compartment in his armor. It's no bigger than his thumb, with a wicked-looking needle at one end. "This will go right here," he says, his fingers brushing against the side of my neck. "Just beneath the skin. It will rewrite your DNA at a cellular level, making your womb receptive only to Veyari seed." "No," I whisper, but the word lacks conviction. My body betrays me, growing wetter at his proximity, at the metallic-organic scent that fills my senses.

KAEL THORNRIDGE POV “Her animal is completely tangled in confusion,” Seraphine mumbles, her jaw slack as the fermented fire-ale impacts her tracking center. “His skin is always aligned with Jaxen Creed.” That data file lacks any structural explanation regarding how her tracking sensors isolated their exact coordinates inside the training den, but my internal wolf allocates zero care to the logistics because the exact microsecond my pupils pivot toward the timber arches, my sight locks onto Kieran’s mass and his primary sentinel Jaxen racking up the heavy training pucks.

The city’s wards would remain strong, and the sisters of the Vanguard would not have to bleed their own fragile magic into the roots today. A heavy iron latch clacked loudly from the other side. The massive doors groaned inward, revealing the dim, blood-scented interior of the Containment Quarters. Kesi, the healer with the kind amber eyes, stepped out into the corridor. She did not look like the serene, gentle woman who had offered Mwajuma the sweet Sun-Plum nectar in the Silk Beds. She looked utterly exhausted. Her pale green robes were stained with dark, almost black ichor, and the skin around her eyes was drawn and pale. She carried a heavy, iridescent metal basin filled with thick, glow

His left index finger was pointing upwards and wrapped by his right hand. The next thing he knew, he was back with Aki and drawing something in the snow. This one was a real and recent memory. “Take a look. See? The Kai-Ryu, the red dragon, produced aqua fortis in a gland inside its second stomach and crystallin in other glands in its cheeks. First, a red dragon would squeeze muscles located around its cheek glands and send the crystallin rushing into its hollow fangs at high pressure.” Temujin drew the shape of fangs and then, within them, the path of the toxin.

"You are insane. And can you not salivate over him. It is fucking weird. You have your husband, go do that to him." She rolled her eyes at me but dropped the phone down anyway taking a sip of the green concoction in her cup. "What is that you're drinking? And why is it so green?" "Ohhhh my mama taught me how to make this. Says it's for glowing skin." She grinned. "I can give you the ingredients if you want?" "Yeah, no thanks." I tried to control my expression from any disgust etched on it. "It's so green." "Seriously?" She chuckled, "girl this is the glow drink one thousand." She assures me, "and when you come begging me for the ingredients it will be too late because I'm gonna gate keep." S

“It could well be a different Xeus, not the one that caused a ruckus at the Opal House last month. We have no way of knowing.” “Kerosvarin is a very obscure, forbidden drug,” Navarra said, sounding skeptical. “Even I was barely able to secure it on the black market after months of trying. The odds of another Xeus poisoned with that drug seem rather slim. It must be the same one.” “It doesn’t signify,” Uncle Wayne repeated, his voice harder. “The important thing is, we’ve found a subject for your experiments. Now you must do your part.” “I will! Of course I will.”

Kenzo said stroking her back making her calm a little. After a while, Kylo went out from the CR. "Success?" Kairo asked with a grin on his face. "I guess so. I think my stomach is already empty of everything but to make it more sure, I'm going to buy an antedote. See you guys later." Kylo said and his friends nodded. "There's an antedote for that?" Yara asked. "Yeah, either you release it by yourself or just do what I did and enjoy." Kairo said making Yara blush. "Should I drink this one and later... Ouch!" Kenzo said making Kairo and Buster laugh because they saw that Yara hit his friend down below.

Rhea asked, stepping onto the stone ledge beside him. ​"By 'The Kraken'," Elias replied, his voice a low rumble. "Not a beast, but a sentient AI-cluster the Council submerged in the Atlantic trench. It was designed to manage the global logistics if Oakhaven ever fell. It’s a 'Self-Evolving Logic'. And according to these vibrations, it’s currently consuming the geothermal vents of the southern coast." ​Rhea looked at the scrying-bowl. The liquid silver was rippling in a complex, recursive pattern—a mathematical fractal that looked like a blooming flower of ice.

’ I said taking the torches under my arms and walking downstairs. Kyla’s POV: My mother had bought me the most gorgeous dress for the ceremony. It was a light cream mermaid dress, almost white, made entirely of sequins, that went down to my feet. It had elbow long loose sleeves and the cleavage made me blush, as the curve of my breasts could be seen. It fit perfectly on my body, and it showed all my curves. The length was perfect enough for me to be barefoot. I’d go in the water as human, and emerge from it as a vampire with unknown abilities. I had nothing to lose at that point of my life. Everything had been perfectly arranged and they fulfilled their part of the deal. I didn’t know if I w