Vali Lucifer Juggernaut Drive Novels & Stories

Why can I not bring myself to stopping him? I swallowed dryly, resisting the strongest urge to close my eyes and surrender completely. "N-n-nno sir." My voice quivered and wavered as I whispered the only words I was capable of formulating at that moment. At least I managed a response, the Lucifer of Bervon is infamous for punishing disobedience barbarously. His methods are appalling, blood-curdling, those subjected to his trouncing never utter a single word about it, but the rumours of his favoured methods of torture are dense and popular talk around the streets. I did not want to be flogged with that paddle or his burly hand until my asscheeks are sore and blushing red so I pushed through e

His dark navy eyes were in disturbance as Lucifer raised up his sword. “I am the God of Destruction,” Lucifer hissed. “And it is this day I end you.” Pushing the blade deep within Kronos’ chest, black tar covered the sword. Lucifer wasn’t satisfied and raised his sword again to plummet it into his head. The crack of bone had Parisa whine from afar, Hades holding his mate tightly.

Not when our family was already fracturing under the weight of his control and my need for space. The baby kicked—soft, barely there—but it grounded me. I whispered against my palm, “Stay strong, little one. We’ve got you.” A loud crash echoed through the external speakers. Glass shattering. Elena flinched. I kept my eyes glued to the screens. Then headlights sliced through the darkness like blades. Lucian’s armored SUV roared up the driveway, far too fast, fishtailing slightly on the gravel before stopping at a sharp angle. He exploded out of the driver’s seat before the vehicle had fully stopped, moving with that lethal, predatory grace that had once both terrified and thrilled me.

Lucifer punched Kendrio in the face several times and elbowed him in the chest before shoving him to the ground. His ears shot up as he heard voices in distance. He looked behind Draven to see a horde of vampires and werewolves headed their way. "Lucifer!" Draven shouted. "Get Angelina and Victoria somewhere safe!!" Lucifer snarled as he ran past Kendrio to head for the vampires. Draven nodded as he ran towards the mansion. Kendrio chuckled. "As if you can take them on your own." He said as he grabbed a large trunk of the tree and send it flying towards Lucifer. Lucifer ducked under the log and smash it at the vampires.

Within a month, I didn’t want to owe him any more favors than I already did, I didn’t want to feel obligated to him or attached. So as I stood up from my bed, I reached out for a sheet of paper at the corner of the bed, he stated that he needed the list for the fertilizers, I planned on giving it to him, but mostly in a manner he had no option than to reject it. I was planning on making it hard to achieve, so I stated some plan based fertilizers which I had back in eclipse pack, and some which could only be gotten on high end packs, I knew Lucian wouldn’t want to go out anymore after the last raid in Alpha Jullians pack, his name must be so popular now, people will be out to get him.

"Broken Howl jacket." Through the small window, I could see dust clouds in the distance. Motorcycles and trucks heading straight for our gates at high speed. "Now?" Jace's frustration spiked so hard I felt it like a slap. "Of all the fucking times?" The convoy came into view, and my heart sank to my boots. Leading the charge were three figures we just met this morning. Lucien Vale on his sleek black bike, that predatory smile already visible even from a distance. Vera with her platinum hair whipping behind her, those iron rings in her braids catching sunlight like weapons. And behind them, the massive form of their enforcer - the giant whose hands had nearly crushed the life out of Malachai.

His inner wolf refused to calculate the sheer extent of the atrocities Helena might visit upon my incapacitated frame to secure her daughter's survival. Lucien slammed his vehicle into the hotel's lower terminal and stormed up the emergency stairwells, his tracking arrays locking onto a violent commotion on the seventh deck. He rounded the corner to find my vanguard driver locked in a brutal, blood-slicked fistfight with a heavy, middle-aged male wolf wearing the insignia of the lower syndicates.

The drive to the outskirts was a blurred streak of neon and adrenaline. Julian drove the vintage, reinforced black charger like a man possessed, his knuckles white against the leather-wrapped steering wheel. Every few miles, he’d check the rearview mirror, his jaw set in a grim line that spoke of old wars and new enemies. I sat in the passenger seat, the silver USB drive clutched so tightly in my hand that the metal edges bit into my palm.

Six months ago, he entered a secluded state to attempt advancing to the ninth-level peak transcendent, an unparalleled realm. Having emerged from his seclusion, it seemed he hadn't achieved his goal. However, one thing was certain—Lucifer was far beyond an ordinary eighth-level peak transcendent. In addition, Lucifer had The Light Council's sacred artifact, the Divine Light Excalibur, a weapon as formidable as Solmara. With the Divine Light Excalibur's blessing, Lucifer's fighting ability became even more fearsome. He frequently sparred with the Pope, and his strength was beyond comprehension. "How does he intend to confront the Spirale Clan?"

The air down here was cool, damp, and smelled of exhaust and wet concrete. "And now?" Vivian asked, stepping out into the dim light of the garage. Lucian pulled his sidearm, holding it low at his side as he scanned the rows of luxury vehicles. "Now, we don't let you walk away. Even if you hate us for how we got here." Before Vivian could respond, the deep, thunderous rumble of a heavy engine echoed through the subterranean space. A custom matte-black armored SUV rounded the concrete pillar at sixty miles an hour, screeching to a halt precisely three feet from where they stood.