Usopp X Perona Novels & Stories

Sophia's cold eyes watched the beating unfold, her satisfaction growing with every painful groan that escaped Peron's lips. "Enough," she finally commanded, her voice cutting through the chaos. The assault ceased, leaving Peron sprawled on the ground, gasping for breath. Sophia loomed over him, her gaze filled with malice. "This is what happens when you meddle, Peron. Remember it well." Peron, defiant even in his beaten state, spat out a mouthful of blood. "I've seen enough tonight, Sophia. Your secrets won't stay buried forever." Sophia's laughter echoed through the clearing. "You underestimate us, Peron. Your feeble attempts won't change a thing."

Achilles POV I understand what Sophia is saying, as well as what Perseus is feeling. He's used to leading and making all the decisions but Sophia is the Luna of the pack, and she's bound to make decisions that Perseus won't agree with. I approach Perseus, putting my hand on his right shoulder and let my energy flow into him to calm him down. He knew what I was doing and didn't fight it. I felt him start to relax.

His hands were all over my body, and he had kissed the mole on my waist with such passion. Even the underwear he was wearing right now had been bought by me. The Luna let out a sigh and, holding my mother's hand, said with regret, "What a shame about Yuri and Ophelia. We thought they'd form mate bond when they were still pups! They've always been so close, and I believed…" The Luna continued, "Ophelia is so beautiful, kind, and gentle. I've always adored her, but I guess they're not meant to be mate to each other.

I turned to Saana. “Did you know about that? You didn't seem too surprised." Saana nodded. “Surprised, not in the least; but very angry that we weren't deemed worthy of the tiniest bit of respect." I shrugged. “We're Omegas after all; no one cares. We're just…commodities.” I looked at Saana, who was still visibly annoyed. "You knew they would come?” "Of course. That's the way it is with Lady Seraphina. The attraction only captivates the weak of character,” she noted seriously with anger still evident in her voice.