Venti And Dvalin Novels & Stories

"I'm not leaving my men alone to die on the battle-field without me, and I'm not leaving my territory under the hands of Vince's men. So either you get out of my fucking way, or you help me destroy the rest of Vince's men - and then you can take me and my army to the Veil-Stones." Lord Daemon's eyes were still wide as he mutely nodded, his tan skin darkening as he struggled to breathe. Satisfied with his cooperation, Lady Valda finally dropped the Lord and gracefully strode past him. Paying him no attention, while he gasped for breath on his knees on the floor.

The room fell silent. Heads turned. Dishes clinked softly. Damon Valen rose abruptly, imposing and resolute, placing himself between me and the nearest guests. His demeanor was cold and unreadable, while his eyes held a glimmer that was intensely dangerous. “Any further mockery,” he said in a calm yet commanding tone, “and you’ll have to answer to the Crown of Velmere.” The silence wrapped around us all, as if even the music had taken a moment to pause.

Anyone who harmed his sister was his enemy till the day he takes his last breath. Kenchiki was more than pissed to learn that little information. He hated unclean people who tried to take away people's consent, especially when it came to people's bodies; he was glad he had been distracted by his lover and had no time to cause harm to Aria; she was an innocent victim too. He glared murderously at the woman who drugged him. He would make sure she had no good days. Sera felt chills crawl up her spine when she saw the look that the two men were giving her. She knew then that whoever was targeting her knew about all her schemes and stacked the deck against her.

As the first rays of dawn began to pierce the night sky, he stepped forward to address his warriors. ********** Meanwhile, deep in the Shadow fang mansion, Valen stood in a dark chamber. The room was lit only by the flickering light of a single flame. Shadows danced across the stone walls, their movements almost alive. Opposite him, Vendetta watched with an amused smile. “They know about this room right?,” Valen said, his voice calm but cold. Vendetta’s smile widened. “ Valen, you sound weak, not like you at all... Let them come. It’s time to show Dorian the true power of the relic. It's time to show them what we're up to”

Daniel tried to summon Zelda but to his utter surprise his spirit beast couldn't, Zelda didn't yield to his command. Rainbow grinned at the dark smoke line surrounding his body, opening his mouth, he started drawing air into his opened mouth and the smoke in his body started entering his mouth. "At least you should be happy I kept to my words and came back to you, didn't I?" Ruthless said, staring into Vala's eyes. Vala smiled, "Now that you are here, I want Daniel, let me kill him by myself." "Your wish is always my command Vala," Ruthless said, "Give me five minutes and I will have Daniel begging you." he added and let go of Vala, turning to face Daniel and Lucifer.

“Dude, couldn't you have been more considerate of our situation? You know that some of us were very deep in very dangerous territories, hence calling us all together at a moment's notice was quite inconvenient.” He complained to Zach in a playful tone. Four had always been a player, hence Zach understood what he meant by 'deep territories'. He had been enjoying his holiday since there were no mission for them at the moment. In the five years, he had gone back to his private military contractor work. He had worked hard creating an elite team that would eventually help him gain his revenge against all who were involved in the death of his wife and child. It was now time to put into action all

he demanded, his hand cupping my cheek. I nodded, dazed. “Still breathing.” He gritted his teeth. “You scared the hell out of me.” “You’ll have to try harder to get rid of me.” He kissed me again, deeper this time, his hand sliding behind my neck. The world spun, the smoke and chaos fading for just that moment. And then—we moved. The last stand was in the great hall. We took position behind an overturned table with the last of our soldiers. Helios had taken a hit in the arm, blood soaking his sleeve, but he refused to slow down.

His expression was grim as he wiped the blood from his hands. The remaining Algoths were growing more frantic now, their screeches filling the air as they swarmed, every single one of them angling toward me. Valen moved with deadly efficiency, summoning a vortex of energy that ripped through one of the creatures, sending it flying into a nearby tree. But even then, they wouldn’t stop. “They’re not after us,” Valen said, his voice low but filled with a dark understanding. He looked at me, and I could see the worry in his eyes. “They’re after you.”

"The golden pup of the valley comes crawling into the wastes. And he brings a Silver-Moon stray and a dying old hound with him." "Kaelen," Eldrick said, his voice dropping into a register that made the surrounding pine needles tremble. He didn't raise his fists, but the dark crimson static of his reawakened curse began to thread around his fingers. "You've grown old in the dark." "I’ve grown hungry," Kaelen snapped, stepping closer, his yellow eyes darting toward the silver scars on my wrists and the golden torque at my collarbone. "Word travels fast along the mountain rivers. Silas Vane is dead. The valley has fallen. And Sovereign Vespera marches on the High Court with your charter in her

Evie supported her mother and looked at David with a delighted smile. She felt that she had fallen for him even more at this moment. Isa also did not expect David to help the Elves in this way. However, this also confirmed that her vision was correct. David was indeed a man of justice. The head of the Vingeans stood uneasily outside the entrance to the valley. He knew he had to say something at this point. Otherwise, the Vingeans would face total annihilation.