Vi X Caitlyn Arcane Novels & Stories

said Crimson to Violet. "I took it to the precinct." They turned to find that the woman was no longer on the ground. "Crimson, look out!" Violet cried before shoving him to the side and Crimson watched while his female counterpart got blasted by a bolt of lightning that was intended for him. Her body suddenly burst into a wave of purple light. "Violet, no!" Crimson dashed to where she had been standing but there was nothing there except for the purple haze that still glowed from the aftermath of the blast.

I didn’t know who he was, but I would, soon enough, and when that happened, I was going to be sure to make him regret ever setting foot in her office. “I already have him covered,” she said. “But, Xavier…” her voice hesitated for a fraction of a second. “That last name. I asked around about it. No has heard of that name in years, and there was no boy in the picture, none at all. There is one, though, they say a woman exists in that name. No one has seen her in years, no one has laid eyes on her. Her mother died a witch, her wolf side dormant completely. The first time she shifted, she was killed by another. Her daughter went into hiding. They called her Liana, whether or not that is her real

She knew of how irrational he could be sometimes but never expected this sort of low blow from him. Her heart thumped wildly in her chest as thoughts of people who would become casualties of this fight clouded her mind. She didn’t want anyone injured nor dead; in fact she didn’t even want this stupid fight to even happen in the first place! “Alpha Damien , I think we would have to go talk to Alpha Will—” she started talking but her words immediately seized in her throat when she turned around only to discover that Alpha Damien was no longer there. He had disappeared into thin air, and she frowned when she thought of the probability that he had gone into the woods to join the fight. She knew

“I can’t hurt you. I know you protected my mother even till the very end. I’ll protect you also, so don’t worry about anything.” “I’m so sorry,” Padma said in muffled sounds as her breath trembled. “I’m sorry.” Padma was the only one who knows the secret of Caitlin—A vampire, and that her child is too. She knows that it was her family who got attacked back at Old-Vine Town and that Kyra has no family anymore.

Caleb may have a bit of strength on me, but I had speed and a hidden strength many underestimated because I am a woman. Moving forward I take a swing to Caleb’s jaw, which he dodges. I anticipate that dodge and catch him with my other fist under his chin knocking him backwards. As he spits out blood from him split lip, he smiles at me as blood runs into his teeth. “Well, well Kate; it looks like you might be hiding some power in that little body,” he says. “Oh Caleb, nobody ever says my body is small – thanks for the compliment, a girl always like to hear she’s small,” I say taunting him.

“Cain, keep the others back! She’s mine.” Cain hesitated for a heartbeat but obeyed, rallying the remaining forces to hold the line. Dorian charged at Vendetta, his claws glowing with golden energy as he unleashed a flurry of strikes. Vendetta countered effortlessly, her movements fluid and unyielding. Their battle was a clash of light and darkness, each strike reverberating through the forest.

She certainly hadn’t managed to show them her normal calm self. Zendedari stepped backward and his arm swept behind him to pin her against the wall. He never took his eyes from the trio before them. He knew he was unstable, still fighting to hold on to reason when his every instinct was to attack. He trusted none of them and would not allow Caitlin to be put in any danger. Caitlin retaliated with a hard pinch. She was not going to cower behind her wild man like some seventeenth-century heroine fainting with the vapors. So, she was surrounded by a few vampires. Big deal.

"She came in contact with a shentuka a few weeks ago, and was unharmed. That's a big indication that she's not ordinary." "It was just one, wasn't it? Warriors were on their way which scared it off," Xavier said, folding his arms. Violet didn't look like a supernatural. The only thing supernatural about her was her peculiar eye color. A magnetic shade of violet that felt like drawing him in no matter how much he resisted.

The Crescent Cafe was packed, many werewolves enjoying their Friday night after a week of strenuous training. I noticed a ton of the women who were in my group, smiling and nodding at some as I went. Ariana led us over to a table where a group of people were seated around, laughing and talking. “Everyone, you all know Victoria, our lovely Gamma female and for those who don’t know, this is Raina. She’s the one I’ve been telling you about. The girl who’s training us to fight in human form.”

Shaking his head in disappointment, “And we do not accept weak in our pack,” “I Torian Valon hereby reject you, Maya Black to be my mate,” he finished. A retching pain tore through me as though my soul was being sucked right out of me, a shrill scream echoed as I held my chest. Tears stayed down my cheeks as the energy in me was drained. “And I hereby banish you for making an attempt on the future alpha of the crimson blood pack,” a smirk stretched across his face as my eyes widened in fear. He couldn't do that?