Vale In Mobile Legends Novels & Stories

“Do you want me to leave?” The challenge hung in the air. Aria studied him carefully. He was powerful. Dangerous. But unlike Rowan… she felt no pull toward him. No spark. Just curiosity. And suspicion. “You came all this way to recruit me?” she asked. Kael chuckled. “You’re more valuable than that.” His voice dropped lower. “You’re a symbol.” Rowan scoffed. “A symbol?” Kael’s expression hardened slightly. “Every pack in the region is talking about the Luna who survived death.”

"Elena, I understand you have grievances, but you should not speak such words on this important day. Isabella is of the Silver Creek bloodline, and Jacob is the Alpha heir I appointed. How could they be impostors?" Victoria's fury erupted. "Enough! Don't waste words on her! Liam married her, only to die in battle. Now Jacob inherits as Alpha, and with her around, everything is going wrong! She is clearly a curse! Get her out of our sights!" Victoria motioned to the guards to seize me. In an instant, Kael stepped before me, his gaze steel-sharp. "Anyone touch her, and you'll regret it." The pressure radiating from him, the aura of a true warrior, made the guards hesitate.

“What could she possibly gain?” Damien looked at Valeria. “Because Stephanie’s more than just a bloodline. She’s proof. Proof of everything Celeste’s tried to bury, your strength, your legacy, your right to power. And most of all…” He hesitated. Valeria narrowed her eyes. “Say it.” “She’s the key,” Damien said slowly. “To the Aragon vault.” Valeria blinked. “The what?” Ares cursed under his breath. “No one talks about that anymore. It’s supposed to be a myth.”

Vale gestured his hand to lightly scratched his clean-cut hair. “I’m not feeling well today. I’m sorry.” She looked down. “I understand. Take a rest.” Vale smiled and handed her the flowers, “This is for you. I had an appointment with Sergeant Marquez for the shooting competition. I was just waiting for you to come out.” “Thanks,” she tried to smile, holding the bouquet. “See you around, Ein.” Vale nodded, and before she opened her car, she heard him said, “Please, be careful.” She didn’t make an effort to look back. She went inside her car and drove fast. Vale only shook his head to see the reckless driving of a red sedan.

Her stomach clenched at the thought. It was justifiable, she guessed. It wasn't as if her name shined bright enough to be tied to his. Neither her first name, nor her last name could survive in the glitter of Vale's name. Lucian Vale was notoriously possessive over the Vale name and how it was used.

Grabbing my hand a smile laced his features as he spoke. “Vailed valley is hidden from the human eye; unless you know how to get to it, it's impossible to find. When the access point was created the only way to ensure humans would not happen across easily was to put it somewhere no one on either side could stumble on it. So it is not in the sea and it is not on land instead they put it in the sky. There is only one way through” he explained the SUV coming to a stop. He opened the door and offered me a hand. Taking his hand I exited the SUV.

I asked. “For leverage.” We checked in under names that weren’t quite false but weren’t entirely true either. Vale didn’t hide. By the time we reached the elevator, my phone vibrated again. Unknown Ms. Vale. A pleasure to see you accepted the invitation. I didn’t respond. The elevator doors slid shut, sealing us into a private vertical ascent. Damon leaned back against the mirrored wall. “Ten credits says that was one of the proxies.” “Twenty says it wasn’t.” Kieran countered. “Too eager.”

And I still had not given her something as basic as identification. "So, what do we call you?" I asked gently. She smiled small, creepy, and familiar. "Call me Vale." Liam inhaled hard. The name struck like a spell between us. "Why the name?" I asked. She inclined her head slightly, perplexed by the inquiry. "Because I was created in the image of everything you sought to forget." DAMIAN I saw Ava falter. Just slightly, but enough. Enough for Vale to recognize her own power.

She caught my gaze and smiled not the gentle, supportive smile she had given me countless times before, but something cold and victorious. "You see," Kael said, his voice cutting through the celebration, "the Moon Goddess has shown us the truth. She has blessed me with a true mate, one worthy of bearing the future of our pack. Not a traitor who would sell our secrets for her own gain." He moved to Maris's side, placing his hand over hers on her stomach. The gesture was tender, protective everything he had never been with me. "I, Kael Bloodfang, Alpha of the Bloodfang pack, reject Selene as my Luna and declare Maris my true mate and the mother of my heir!"