Novel & Cerita Venti And Dvalin

Vivan added showing madness in his voice however they very next after Ravan heard Aisha and his unborn child name from Vivan mouth he pounded on him and kicked his gun away from his hand and started punching him in his gut, Vivan to started landing hard punches in Ravan direction, in now time their fight grew extremely ugly also not a single guard of shabbier dared to entered his mansion as they all were aware of Ravan wrath. Ravan and Vivan kept landing several punches in each other direction until at one point where Ravan pulled out ‘khanda’ a double-edge straight sword which was placed on shabbier main wall as decorative art piece and pierced it straight through Vivan heart which got him

"You have no taste Fang, that method was boring. And surely my little hunter will come back to hunts me. She will. For her vengeance and to retrieve Lilith's corpse. She will be more aggressive than before than you imagine. My perfect asset for the incoming war.” “Good Job, White Raven.” The girl nodded to the lady approaching them and walked side by side with her husband. “We need to heal that broken bone you receive with Benedict. You even give time for the child to mourn for her uncle.” Touching his ribs Albert said, “Don't misunderstand Isabelle, I simply want entertainment. And for that bastard child to suffer more.” He then cooly flipped his coat, "Those shitheads who called themselves

He questions, a puzzling expression on his face. I shrug, forcing a smile. “I saw a headline or two, but it looked like a clickbait so I didn't pay attention.” Of course I know about the murders, but the local reports are so sketchy, and no one really talks about it because it's ‘bad luck’. Once they know you're aware, they zip up. Feigning cluelessness in front of teammates who seem to care about me, and love gossip might just be my best bet. Jessica gently places her fork on her plate, her expression shifting to serious and intense. “Valle Vitale was, like the name implies, the Valley of Life. Peaceful, lively, and…” She looks at me expectantly, like I'm supposed to know— oh!

"That doesn’t make you the enemy...at least, not yet." This was the first time that Aldridge even went as far as encouraging him. But as soon as Aldridge walked out, Valen dropped to his knees. How were they supposed to find willing virgins? What kind of mission was this? What were these virgins supposed to do? Kill them? Sacrifice them maybe? He wasn't sure. There were too many confusing truths. He wasn’t sure which path led to betrayal anymore or if he was already on it. A few hours later, Valen came back from the cave that he had visited. He noticed how tightly secured it was and appointed only two guards to stand by the entrance which they obeyed without any refusal. Jah had already had

"Captain, aren't you overreacting a little? You're just fear-mongering. It's only a cigarette. What's the big deal? "And besides, Lisa said it's fine. You're a grown man—can't you stop being so petty?" In my previous life, his words would've provoked me. Now, they just seemed laughable. Realizing that talking wouldn't work, I subtly signaled the team behind me with a covert tactical gesture. —Prepare to withdraw. Find cover. Stay alert. Veteran firefighter Josh Kieran, standing right behind me, stiffened slightly, but his expression didn't change. He immediately understood.

Author's POV She tried to get up but struggled when she looked at the height behind her. They were still on the edges. She couldn't believe that this man was sleeping here like he is sleeping on the bed. His hold tightend on her. "I won't let you fall..." He got up and placed her away from the edge. "Until I want you to fall..." He smirked. Valerina's eyes widened at his threat , she turned around and yelled when she saw huge eagle flying towards her.

I frowned as the curtain covering the entrance was pulled aside. Ruby entered first, Vesha followed closely behind, both looking alarmed. I immediately sat upright. "What happened?" I asked. Ruby looked around. "Leave us." The maids practically ran from the pavilion and within seconds we were alone. I stood. "What is it?" I asked again. Vesha folded her arms. "We have a problem" she replied. My stomach tightened. "What kind of problem?" Ruby sighed. "Alpha Kael" she answered. I instantly groaned.

They don't disappear. This is what did not disappear: Valen was defeated. The first time, in a courtyard, by Rocco who had stood in front of his brother and said let me face yours the way Draco had once taken his demons. The second time, by all of them together, in an old stone holding in the north, after Valen had taken Draco and been found and been ended completely. He did not survive the second time. The taking craft was undone. The chains fell. The poison retreated. The territory remained.

That the debt comes due. Damitri's face twisted, realization dawning like a blade to the gut. His grip tightened on the sword hilt until his knuckles whitened, the runes flaring brighter, casting eerie red light across his features. No words escaped him—just a low, guttural snarl that vibrated through the air. The battlefield faded at the edges for Elian, the demons' howls muffling as Damitri's form blurred. With a surge of power that rippled the air like heat haze, he vanished—gone in a swirl of dark mist, leaving the messenger to bellow orders to the faltering line. The vision darkened; more warriors fell in the wake, screams swallowed by the horde, the crest of Moonveil trampled into the