Vali Lucifer Juggernaut Drive Novels & Stories

All these years there was a lava burning in him to find her and break her the way she broke him. To become the monster she always wanted him to be. But he stopped himself all these years. He refused to see that woman's face again that's why he never tried to find her. Even though he knew he could easily found her but he never did try. He wanted nothing from her but now what. She stood in front of him presenting her to the beast to do the fuck he wants with her. The moment he saw her the lava that he had cool down in those years started burning again. He wanted nothing except to slam the ice on his vengeance by hurting her. By watching her in pain.

He paused the video and zoomed in on each of his members wrists. There lay a tattoo of a snake eating its own tail. He took the video back and zoomed it on the other group's wrist. Iris eyes widened, her expression immediately turned grim. Her mind slowly getting a hang of what was happening. "You see, Iris I didn't kill your family." He flipped the slick laptop close and tossed it on the bed. "All of them are going to pay." She gritted her teeth her eyes staring ahead of her with determination. Cassian gave out a dark bone chilling chuckle. Iris recoiled.

"Navarien has given us the door. Now, we climb up there... and we rip the throat out of this empire." Lucian rose to his full, towering height, turning his back on the collapse and facing the vertical glass conduit. The indigo runes on his chestpiece were flaring wildly now, completely saturated by the toxic radiation of the central root, but his resolve Lucian rose slowly to his feet, his silver eyes flashing with a deadly, unyielding resolve that completely banished the dust around him. He looked down at the warded runes on his gauntlets, which were now pulsing with a continuous, furious indigo light, then up at the glass conduit that led to the heart of the enemy's empire. had never been

TIME: 03:00 HOURS. LOCATION: SECTOR 4 HIGHWAY - SOUTHBOUND LANE. STATUS: FUGITIVE. Ren drove the silver Vanguard Citadel SUV like he stole it. Because, in a way, he had. The money used to pay for it was blood money, printed from the death of the old world. He wove through the automated traffic of Sector 4 at 120 miles per hour, overriding the lane-assist protocols. The rain lashed against the reinforced windshield, blurring the neon city lights into streaks of violent color.

“I appreciate the confidence but there is nothing I can do this time.” My heart sinks at his response. If he can’t and doctors can’t, then who can? “There must be something, anything,” I can’t hide my desperation and stupid Titan won’t stop whining. “We can pray for our souls.” “Besides that!” I snap. I wish they could all stop with the crap. “Her human form was strong-willed and resilient. It was suppressing the burning inferno inside her but…” Rufus hesitates. “She has given up and it’s taking over.” I complete his sentence.

His gaze met hers, filled with an icy coldness, reflecting the underlying turmoil within him. "What do you want now?" Lucifer's voice dripped with disdain. Fueled by her own growing confidence, Lucinda didn't back down. She locked eyes with him, determined to be heard. "I want to go," she muttered, her voice laced with determination. Without turning to face her, Lucifer dismissively responded, "You can go. You are of no use here." Lucinda's frustration grew, and she mustered her strength to challenge his callous behavior. "Why are you treating me like this? It's as if I'm nothing more than a sex doll to you," she asserted, her voice steady and unwavering.

The sound made my skin crawl. “You think you’ve won,” he rasped, struggling to sit up. “You think dragging me here in chains means anything.” “You’ll answer for your crimes,” Elder Thorne said sharply. “You’ll face judgment for…” “Judgment?” Lucien interrupted, that laugh bubbling up again. “What does judgment matter? I’ve already destroyed everything.” Darius stepped forward, his alpha power rolling off him in waves. “You’ve destroyed nothing. You failed. You’re finished.”

It felt like something from a spy story I once read as a teenager back when I still had free time. “Is Frost Fang really that advanced?” I asked while listening to Lucien and Luca talk. “Advanced enough to be careful,” Luca said. Lucien added calmly, “We don’t take risks. If they want it done their way, we do it no matter what.” Soon, we arrived at the meeting spot near Frost Fang territory. It was still wild land, but close enough that if they noticed us, we could be in trouble. The open space made everyone feel tense.Then an old car drove in.One person stepped out.Our informant.

The area was deserted, the wind howling through the night and whipping my hair, sending chills down my spine. I scanned the altar. It was the sacred site for the Alpha Succession Ceremony, etched with dark runes that radiated a sinister aura. "You've lost your mind!" I struggled, but the chains suppressed not just my body—they sapped my strength as well. "Mind? No, I've never been this lucid," Liam said, raising a sacrificial dagger that pulsed with malevolent energy. Ancient runes were carved along its blade. "This is the legendary artifact, capable of forcibly stealing another's power. With your purest Luna blood, I will gain the strength to dominate the entire pack."

I asked, my voice quieter now. Seraphina paused, glancing over her shoulder as she continued to pack. “Another pack with the LID. I've been hearing reports all over and they've been plagued for five days now. It’s been getting worse, though. That’s why I’m being called in. The Alpha of Blackthorne Vale… he’s desperate for a cure.” Blackthorne Vale. I froze, my heart skipping a beat. My pack.