The Last Legion Novel Novels & Stories

Leona snapped. She then shot a glance at Ashton and tried to persuade him as well. "You're Ashton Gray, right? You ought to know that the Legion is a sinking ship with no future. Its glory is a thing of the past now, and it will be gone for good once Mr. Clarkson Senior kicks the bucket. "You're just throwing your life away by sticking with the Legion—there's no point to it! You ought to know that the choices one makes are of greater consequence than one's efforts. The Dominion Vanguard welcomes all geniuses into its ranks!"

River Being out on the battlefield always got the blood flowing through River in a way nothing else could. He loved the thrill of battle, the rush he got from stalking his prey, and then the surge of adrenaline he always got before the attack was enough to make him wish he lived back in the days before the packs were as civilized as they were now. His mother used to tell him stories about his great-grandfather and how he'd conquered the area that was now his territory, taking it over and making the rogue wolves that had lived there for years become part of the pack or leave the area for good. Some of them had been ferocious fighters, but that hadn't stopped his great-grandfather from waging

How much cruel can fate be? "No this isn't possible…please believe me Malia I didn't kill him. I held the gun but I didn't pull the trigger" Larson's voice brought me back to reality. It was finally over…before it started it already ended, this was definitely his last game and I failed to see it. The billionaire's last game, it was time for us to go our separate ways and walk on different paths. Forever this day will be in my memories and heart, the day in which the clouds were filled with darkness and that darkness crept it's way into my life.

Angel replied, “He’s the guy Garrett brought to lunch today; he’s going to run Kingsley International.” The look her father threw Ethan was priceless; Angel shook her head and said, “No worries dad, I’m immune to his kind.” Garrett asked, “Don’t you mean all kind?” Angel laughed and said “Touché.” Hunter said “Oh, I talked to Dean today, he said to tell you that he saw some vehicles on the Newton place, by the time he made it over there to check it out they were gone. But said he and Henry would keep a closer eye on it.”

the head servant hissed, grabbing the back of my tunic and hauling me to my feet. I stood there, my legs burned, my hands scalded, my chest completely hollow. I had saved the Blackwood Legion. But as I limped toward the kitchen doors, leaving a trail of wet footprints on the stone, I knew with absolute certainty that I had just killed the very last piece of Cillian’s love for me.

He shouted, "Sir Mallow, the senator of Bingles. Lord of the supernatural being. Now Sir Mallow, stand up." Sir Mallow replied, "My dear son, arise and shine. You must lift the banner of the land. You are the last hope of Bingle. Promise me to bring the rest back." Robert Mallow promised to bring them back. Sir Mallow bowed down for his son, and he held his leg. They both started weeping. Sir Mallow concluded by saying, "You must lift the banner of the land." The story continued!

my mother said, voice shaking. I spoke, the words uncoiling from my tongue as if they had been waiting for centuries to be spoken again. “I, Lena Weber, bloodline of Guardians, scion of Thorne, Keeper of the Bound Seal, accept the inheritance of the Vault. I accept the darkness. I accept the duty. I accept the burden.” A boom echoed across the valley, so loud it felt like the sky itself might split open. But it wasn’t the Seal shattering. It was activating.

The force behind the command snapped everyone into action. Warriors scattered. Cassian grabbed Lyra's arm. Kaelen sprinted beside them. Astrid barked orders. The creature turned toward the Legion. Toward the spreading darkness. Its face twisted with horror. "No..." Another soldier exploded. Then ten more. Then hundreds. The Legion wasn't invading anymore. It was collapsing. Something inside them was breaking free. The darkness spread rapidly across the battlefield. Consuming soldiers. Consuming stone. Consuming reality itself. The crack beyond the gate widened.

Something was wrong and they knew it, the news of commander Isolde’s death and her legion has spread around. What can kill a legion? People who were not at the same place? That was the big question now. I wish to know the answer too so I can try to solve it. On getting to Arius room, I saw his door shut without lock which was strange for Arius or maybe he was waiting for me, thinking that I would want entry into his room at night. With a smile, I crept up on him, hoping to give him a fright but when I got to him and shouted, not movement with supernatural speed came from Arius, In fact, he didn’t make a move.

Hello, my lovely readers Finally! Another season is done and we are entering the finale season of The Last Alpha Standing! Things have been a rollercoaster even for me. I could not believe that time flies so fast that this novel is already at its climax and down to its ending. I thank you all for your support and for reading my story.