Valdemar The Arcana の小説・ストーリー

Every Alpha kept sighing. Levi looked at Micha and whispered, “How come we didn’t hear about this in the Living Book!” Micha replied, “I don’t know, Levi. I think we should go back to the book after the meeting. We don’t know what other vital information we might be missing.” Levi nodded, and they continued listening to King Johnson. He said, “And there’s one more thing you should know. Arch-Demons possess the ability to mask their monstrous form. They can take a form just to charm anyone here. They deceive, walk among us, and act like a vampire, a wolf, an elf, and even Goldren's!”

The tone was without arrogance, quite the opposite of Celosia, in which in her mouth, the meaning would include some condescension. Irene suddenly thought of something. Willa's words made sense. "Do you know a lot about the werewolf race?" "If Your Highness has a question, please ask." "Tell me things related to the werewolf race that are unknown to the public. Explain about Emerald Territory as well." There was a slight furrow of Willa's eyebrow when Irene mentioned Emerald Territory. Nonetheless, she still told her. "The Lord of the Emerald Territory is Tristan Wolke. He is rumored to be the fourth strongest in the entire werewolf race."

Dramaux had arrived as usual to save Derek's life, who gave a big sigh full of great tranquility, when he noticed that the eyes of the jet had changed from a red to a lilac again. An elderly human entered that place. the jet said absolutely nothing, but when he noticed that he would touch her, he immediately appeared by her side and his eyes became threatening again, showing that he would not let him touch her without his permission, which made the old human felt really scared, because he knew very well who that vampire in front of him was, everyone knew it, everyone knew that in the kingdom of Ahnaria the king of all was in the place, and he was prowling the streets apparently looking for s

The two positioned themselves on either side of Alaric like high-fashion escorts. “My King,” Valentina said, stepping close enough that her bare shoulder brushed Alaric’s arm, “is it true that you personally killed a demon with your hands?” “It wasn’t with my hands,” Alaric replied without looking at her. “It was with claws. There’s a difference.” “Fascinating,” she sighed as if he had said the deepest thing in the universe. I walked behind them, biting my tongue so hard it was a miracle I hadn’t ripped it off.

But he knew Landon had never been the merciful type. Besides his arm, his entire left side had already turned to black goo. Just when he thought he was toast, a calm voice floated down from upstairs. "Landon, don't kill him. I still need to ask him some questions." Jarold recognized it—that was Aria, the female arcane seeker with the Soul-Summoning Plaque. He couldn't wrap his head around what these two had going on. But the next thing he knew, all the nightmare fuel in front of him just disappeared. He could finally breathe again.

She was silent for a moment, then her eyes turned pitch white “Because the darkness within him was never fully his.” My chest tightened. “What does that mean?” “Damien carries remnants of the Evil King’s magic within his soul,” she said. “Not possession. Not corruption. But residue. A stain left behind when he was first exposed.” Aria’s breath caught. “Then the bond—” “Can soothe,” the goddess finished. “Can ground. But it cannot cleanse what is not purely emotional in origin.” I stepped forward now, my heart pounding. “Then tell me how to remove it.”

Over the years, Vandokar 's hand has passed into the possession of Arkham the Cruel, lieutenant of Tiamat, in exchange for his services he may have contact with another person. Tsuki then arranged a meeting with Arkham, who wanted power to rise through the ranks, while his eye belonged to Emirikol the Planes walker, both of whom spent significant time on Avernus. So, he devised a plan for Arkham the cruel, he proposed a game of chaotic plots, in exchange for Vandokar 's hand, he offered a poison that would kill his first general of Tiamat, as well as a love potion to conquer. whatever you want.

So, he didn’t. “Well, I didn’t conceal her memories. She and Arianna had a strong connection with each other. They will know if one is in danger. The time Arianna used her life force to seal Mammon within you, Demia was aware of it so she rushed to our location but unfortunately, she was too late to take action. Arianna was at the verge of dying that time and due to extreme surprise, Demia wasn’t able to act immediately. But she heard everything that Arianna told to me. After she recovered from complete shock, she warned me not to seal her memories or else she’ll kill me. To cut the story short, she threatened me, punching me to death out of frustration,” Archmaster Leonard revealed to me. I

I cried out, my voice echoing off the empty rafters as I rushed down the concrete steps. He snapped his head up, his eyes entirely crimson, devoid of their usual brilliant green. Black veins were spider-webbing up his neck, pulsing with a volatile, dark energy. "Mercy... stay back," he choked out, his voice a distorted, demonic growl that sent shivers down my spine. "It's... it's too much today. The magic... it's burning me from the inside." "I'm not leaving you," I said defiantly. I scrambled over the low partition wall, my sneakers sliding dangerously on the slick ice as I ran toward him. The closer I got, the more the crushing pain in my own chest began to ease, replaced by a strange, mag

Asher watched the memory unfold as if it were happening right before his eyes. He narrowed his eyes, focused on the dark figure with the massive wings. "Who the hell is this?" he asked Damir internally. "That's Morgana, a high-ranking demon from the Abyss," Damir replied. A beat of silence. "This Abyss," Asher said, his tone shifting. "Where exactly is it?"