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Not in fear, but in recognition of a threat of an entirely new order. He stood near the windows, a silhouette against the city lights. Tall, broad-shouldered, his posture relaxed yet radiating a latent, coiled violence. He wore dark trousers and a white shirt, sleeves rolled precisely to his elbows, revealing forearms corded with muscle and adorned with intricate, dark tattoos that swirled like living shadows. His face was all sharp angles and ruthless lines, his hair black and ruthlessly styled. But it was his eyes that held her—deep-set and a black so absolute they seemed to absorb the light around them. They were fixed on her with an intensity that felt surgical, dissecting.

My throat works uselessly, unable to fight the fear that spreads across my chest and freezes my heart, forcing the breath in my lungs out of my throat in a rush. “Black,” he says, facing us. Wait. I do a double-take, my eyes narrowing. Who is this? I thought we were here to meet Mr. Moretti. The man standing in front of us has pale brown eyes—so light they almost look translucent—and a thin white scar trailing from the corner of his left eye, slicing halfway down his cheek. He doesn’t look like a Moretti. Not the ones I’ve seen in dossiers or surveillance photos or the ones who matter.

Saying that, his long eyelashes lifted steeply, and his black eyes were incomparably deep, locking onto the old man on the opposite side. Boom! Xia Butler's heart exploded with explosions! What was the meaning of this? How could mister ask him such a thing for no reason? With a thousand thoughts in his heart, the old butler did not answer immediately. Shen Xiujin's dark pupils became even more hidden.

I punched him causing him to stagger back. I took a good look at him now. He was clad in all black and had on a black mask that only revealed his eyes.Eyes that seemed familiar and yet so different. His eyes were red stained. Which meant he was a trained killer judging from the way he had swung his knife at me but I had deflected it just in time.we struggled for a while before I was able to loosen his hands as it slipped out of our hands sliddinga cross the room to one of the cabinets at the end of the room.

Beneath his coat is a jacket with a distinct collar covering his neck, revealing only a brown neckerchief. His patient expression continues to stare at me while I take in his appearance, committing every minute detail to memory, but it’s his eyes that leave me with a sense of unease. His eyes are a deep, dark brown, so dark that under this monolithic structure, they almost appear obsidian. The colour does not disturb me; but instead, their lack of emotion. They're so cold – inhuman even. Two dark, treacherous pools threatening to drown me at any moment.

“You found the wrong person. The two of us have decided to retire from the underworld and start a decent business from now onwards.” “You’ll have to meet them whether you like it or not,” Butler Yates said icily. Just as he stopped talking, his subordinates backed away. At the entrance, two silhouettes appeared. One of them was dark-skinned; only his eyes and teeth were white. The other was sickly pale, with withered yellowish hair. The only physical similarity the two shared was the golden belts strapped around their waists. Old Niner found the sight amusing. “What’s with those two? Shooting for a movie? You’ve even got golden belts on you, huh?”

He has his hands in his pockets and is dressed in an immaculate suit which no doubt costs a pretty penny. “Itsuki, a pleasure to finally meet you,” I say with an outstretched hand. He walks over to me and shakes it, all while looking me dead in the eye. But then something odd happens - his eyes turn completely black for a split second before they switch back to their dark brown. In that split second, an image gets burned into my mind: a short, shriveled-up old man with an elongated head wearing a silken robe - behind him stood terrifying creatures.

Curly golden hair and light emerald eyes, pale skin, and a body similar to Rai's both in muscles and height. "You saw what?" He asked shocked. "What's wrong with you? Why did you take that shit off?" Ha, those two are so funny. I had a smirk on when I talked back at him, "You two are so damn funny. Both of you want me dead, just like everybody else. Yes, I can see others dying with my eyes. No, I do not kill them. No, I can't do anything about it. No, it can't be changed. Yes, I don't mind if you all blame me for it. Is that what you want to hear?" They both were speechless while staring back at me. "Look, brothers, I don't mind you hating me and wanting me dead. Really, I don't. But you hav

He didn’t deserve me anyway. As I neared the altar, I finally let myself look up. And forgot how to breathe. Nate Blackthorne stood waiting. Tall, easily six-four. Broad shoulders that stretched his black suit. Dark hair swept back from a face that could have been carved from stone. Sharp cheekbones and strong jaw. A mouth that looked like it rarely smiled. He looked like death personified. Beautiful and terrible. But it was his eyes that made my steps falter. Pale blue, like winter frost and was fixed entirely on me.

385 Hunter glared at his reflection in the mirror. He's changed into a new black shirt and pants after a very cold bath. He looked fresh and yet the air of darkness clung to him. It was only the clothes and dirt from the cemetery that he washed away with the bath otherwise he looked the same: Dead inside, red-rimmed detached eyes, stoic pale face, dark stubble, and pursed dry lips. A drop of water fell from his wet hair right onto his left eyebrow and entered his eye. He blinked and it came dribbling down to his cheek.