What Happened To Ciel Phantomhive の小説・ストーリー

Lucy was always a step ahead. “With no further need to drag on another obvious case, Lady Sophia, you are hereby banished from Gray Moon pack,” Alpha Levi announced. For a second my heart ceased and then once my mind fully processed the information, I found myself on the floor sitting in shock and hurt. The ministers and Lucy grumbled at the light sentence he had given me. “Consider this a form of consideration since you're supposed to be my fated mate,” he said, not sparing another glance at him.

she said quietly. Her mind drifted to the past, a memory etched deep beneath the surface. Flames roared around her childhood village, the sky ablaze with destruction. Screams echoed in her ears, mingling with the crackle of burning timber. Her mother’s hand had gripped hers tightly, only to push her away with trembling urgency. “Run, and trust the shadows,” her mother whispered before the flames swallowed them both. Alone and terrified, Aera had fled into the forest. The girl who once laughed and dreamed became a ghost in the wild—silent, unseen, deadly. She learned to move like the wind, strike without warning, and vanish without a trace.

The Final Handshake A shadow fell over us. I tensed, my hand reaching for the jagged piece of quartz I’d kept as a weapon, but it wasn't a soldier. It was Caspian Vane. He looked smaller, his "Strike-Willow" uniform dusty and torn. He sat down a few feet away, staring at the valley below. "The council has disbanded," Caspian said quietly. "Helle has gone to Geneva to turn herself in. The 'Citadel' is now just a cave with expensive lighting."

The just smiled again. “Fine. So just tell me instead about the massacre.” They shook their heads. I see. “I’m sorry,” I turned at my food and ate silently. For all I know, one clan plotted to kill all of Zel Cantheliz. And only Rhio’s father survived through the help of his grandfather. End of story. My hands were already itching to do something worthy like cook some food for myself. But when I finished my breakfast, I was back to gazing at the unlit chandelier on the ceiling.

“The war ended. Why is my father still a stone?” The nymph casted her gaze downward. “There was an unforeseen event.” She says. “The original plan was to kill the Chimera that Ferius created. Unfortunately, it was too powerful for Nagga alone. By sealing Nagga along with the Chimera, his presence was cut off from the world that the spirits that he kept at bay started rampaging. And because he also sealed...him.” She whispered and pointed to Viex, who was currently sleeping on the floor. “No other royal spirit can contain the others. And because of that…” There was a solemn look on her face as she continued. “My sisters...they were gone the moment I returned to hand over the Chalice to the vi

"They think we’re the end of the world." "We are, for some of them," Jade replied, her silver eyes burning. "The Hive Mind inside us... it wants to connect. It wants to override. We have to fight it, Caspian. Or we become what Julian wanted us to be." The Ghost in the Network Suddenly, every screen on every ship, every drone, and every fighter jet flickered. A single image appeared: Caspian-Prime. He was sitting in a high-backed chair, a cruel smile on his face, a holographic projection of the collapsing Abyssal Vault behind him.

And heavier than she could ever bear. Caitlin’s voice trembled with fury. “I suspected you all along. You and Zorro—there had to be a connection. How else would the queen of S country end up poisoned by your Scentbane? Tell me! What’s your relationship with him? He knows about Atlantis. You told him, didn’t you?” “Yes,” Cecilia said, her voice breaking. “I once believed I was a descendant of Atlantis. I wanted to restore the kingdom, but I needed allies. So I made a deal with Zorro and the Shadow Moon Pavilion.”

The handle turned. --- Saphira reels from Caelum’s apparent death, only to receive a note claiming he’s alive seconds before the assassin’s footsteps return outside her hospital room door.

With whoosh, Yuki disappeared. Tina sighed and gave a nod to Cecilia. Confirming that the teleportation was successful, Chia turned back towards the creature on the stairs. Even from the second floor, the creature almost towered to the second floor. It growled like a dog. “Who are you people?! I did not invite any of you to come!” Phillip asked. “Hehe~ sorry your lordship, but this is the end for you.” Chia said. “HAH? YOU DARE SAY THAT TO ME?! IMBECILE! INSOLENT! USELESS!” He screamed and lashed out at the group with a bound.

Meanwhile, Zeno immediately grabbed his wife's fingers, while Volker immediately sped towards the location. When Kaia wanted to say something, suddenly a black shadow shot into the room through the window and then exploded destroying the existing building. Amidst the process of destruction, the movement of the shadow seemed to slow down. Then, a hand-pulled Cia into his embrace, and disappeared behind the star seal. Time returns to normal again and when Zeno realizes... Cia is no longer by his side. *** Chia opened her eyes. Her golden bead looked up, staring at a man who had grabbed her body, then just let go. The man's body crumbled as he coughed and hissed in pain.