Valerian And Laureline Books の小説・ストーリー

No extra pair of slippers by the entry. He turned on every lamp and moved through the rooms too fast. My clothes were gone. My toothbrush was gone. My books, my mugs, the plant by the window, even the old throw blanket I used on late nights were gone. The apartment looked clean, expensive, and brutally empty. On the dining table lay a set of keys and a single sheet of paper. The note was written in calm, steady handwriting. [Julian Hayes, I spent eight years feeding a man who never saw me. We’re done. Don’t look for Lina Vale. She no longer exists.]

Valen, Lord of the Vampires. Behind the heavy doors of his study, Valen was seated at his desk, his focus unwavering on the documents before him. The room around him was elegant in its simplicity—dark wood, rich tapestries, and the faint scent of leather and parchment filled the air. The dim lighting cast shadows across his sharp features, enhancing the undeniable beauty that had always marked him.

Valerie began to open pages of the big book and continued as she searched for any solution to this mystery but, it seemed none was coming forth. "This is useless! There is no solution in this big book to this" Valerie exclaimed as she flipped each pages back and forth. She was about closing it in frustration, when her eyes was drawn to something. It was a picture of two werewolves, a male and a female whose hands were bound together by a thread. Valerie snapped her fingers in the air and read out loud to the hearing of everyone.

"What exactly is a valerian?" My question makes Richard's eyes flash with surprise. "They didn't tell you what you are?" He searches my face for a second and when he realises I really don't know what I am, he says," Valerians are a race of very powerful vampires. So powerful, they make us look like kittens. They're the only vampire able to compel another vampire and they used to rule these lands viciously." His words make me shiver but I don't say a word, wanting him to continue.

Valorie stopped before she opened the bathroom door to summon the other wives from the bar, she’d left to follow Julie. “Think about the title of A.K. Crusader’s first novel, Blackmailing the Wedding Planner. I wrote the book already, and no one caught on.” Julie couldn’t help the little giggle as she watched Valorie’s face. “Don’t you think that’s funny? Well, now, I need to leave. Have a nice evening.” Julie tried to move past Valorie, but she blocked the door.

However, I didn’t realize that I got so distracted with the awful smell that I don’t realize we’re alone in a secluded area in the garden now, a corner in the maze of hedges that’s tucked away front he sight of anyone. With that, Lavinia finally faces me. “It’s nice to be finally alone with you, Valeria.”

Valerian whispered, his voice thick with desire. “Help me, please… my body… I don’t want this,” Luna said, tears streaming down her face. Valerian knew what she needed, but he was terrified of hurting her. “Do you have any suppressants?” Valerian asked, his voice hoarse. Luna shook her head, her eyes pleading with him. “Do it, please,” Luna said, her voice barely a whisper. “Do you know what you’re saying? You’re in your heat cycle. Once it’s over, you’ll hate me,” Valerian said, his voice filled with pain. He released a little of his pheromones, hoping to ease her discomfort.

Tree of Life — TREE of LYFE The great tree above the Middle whose roots and structure penetrate the caverns below; a central natural landmark. Triune — TRY‑oon The world/realm containing the Middle, Upper, and Deep; the setting for the children’s lives and the book’s title. Urams Trials — OO‑ramz TRY‑ulz A set of difficult, trap‑filled trials devised by Uram (An elder of the Upper) to test the children after the showcase. Valerian root — vuh‑LEER‑ee‑un root An herb Sophia carries for use in the Tilly; used as a sedative in the narrative.

In her hands, she held one of Instructor Vael’s spell books, burying her nose into the words, as the whirr of the manual grinder drained out distractions. Back in her room she couldn't concentrate on reading as the silence allowed complicated thoughts about a certain Dragon King to invade her mind. “My dear, you’ve been staring at that old book for a while,” Nireya spoke to Elira over the sound of the grinder, her old hands handling the sharp knife diligently as she chopped some spinach. “I’m not staring, I’m….reading,” Elira stated, trying hard to articulate a particular phrase. Nireya hummed as though she didn’t believe her. “It looked like staring to me, dear.”

The familiar feeling of being unable to breathe started to make me panic. “You really are something, El’s. I mean, don’t get me wrong, it’s been fun, and I’ve enjoyed our time together, but you really need to stop this little ‘teenage rebellion’ you have from your first taste of freedom—and go back to being someone who can listen to their betters. But don’t worry. I’ll help you.” I tried to keep my eyes closed, Valerian didn’t need them open. He was the type of man who’d take a little extra effort to force me to open them just because he could.