Novel & Cerita Who Is Gemini's Enemy

She looked away. “See, Pelin,” Gemini teased, her voice smooth and poisonous. “She’s changing. Can you keep up?” “She’s becoming something else,” it continued, that raw, tempting tone crawling under my skin. “Something bigger than you.” “One day she won’t need you.” That was it. They were trying to turn my best friend against me. “You wretched wench!” I screamed, rage surging through me as I raised my blade. “I’ll kill you!” My Gemini twin smiled crookedly.

His armor gleamed black under the moon, crest etched into the chestplate—a sigil of twin moons entwined by serpents. The Gemini. My blood went cold. He removed his helm, revealing silver hair bound tight, his face marked by warpaint. His eyes—unnervingly pale, like glass reflecting moonlight—locked on me instantly. And then he smiled. “Daughter of the Gemini Moon,” he called, his voice carrying unnaturally across the chaos. “At last, we meet.” Every muscle in my body froze. How—how did he know that name? Andres shifted, stepping between us, but the general only laughed, low and sharp. “You hide her behind your aura, Alpha Supreme, but she is ours. She was never yours.”

Joel raised a brow at her, expecting her to finish her sentence. “He knows something about me that no one else does and he's using it against me. He's also a rival of Harry Robinson and wants me to be his ally or more like his pawn." Gemita explained, taking a seat next to Joel. She's asking herself why she's hellbent on not putting on clothes. She's not an indecent woman or something, she just doesn't feel like covering herself yet.

In one blink of an eye, he swivels and hits his foe with his leather shoe, it's his opponent's turn to wipe some blood. Meanwhile, Amira struggles a bit as the squad focuses on putting her down. They don't quite succeed though. Ever since her fight with her sister, she feels a resurgence of power but what she's giving in her current fight doesn't even constitute a quarter of what she can give. Hearing the sound of the gun and the commotion, Liza bustles her way back to where she left her companions. She purses her lips and clenches her fists into tight balls upon recognizing the attackers. The symbol at the back of their frocks confirms that they are members of the Gemini Organization—the on

Ivy’s responsibility was now twofold — herself, and her sister. Sebastian’s voice cut through the tension. “You’ve seen the outline. The threats. The network. But one more thing you need to understand…” He paused, letting the words hang. “The enemy knows about you both. They are watching, and they are waiting.” Ivy’s stomach churned, a cold awareness settling deep. This wasn’t just a game anymore — it was war. And she had no choice but to play, to learn, to survive — for herself, and for Emily.

My palms began to twitch, longing to hit him across the face. "You have lied about your status to us and you have not mentioned how ruthless your Alpha is. Your Alpha might come and make war with us and wipe us out because of you and there would be nothing you will do about it. You could be an enemy for all we know but no one wants to consider the possibility.” "They do not consider the possibility because I am not an enemy! Keep your words and assumptions to yourself alone!" There was a pause and in the silence, my voice seemed to reverberate. I made to walk away for the second time but his hand reached out and grabbed me firmly by the elbow.

If she got what she wanted elsewhere, my husband would be safe. I hated myself for the thought, but I couldn't kill the part of me that was willing to trade the world for him. As the pyre ignited, a flash of movement caught my eye. Not the orange of the flames, but the sharp, electric blue of the Gemini Syndicate. My blood turned to ice. The Gemini had been our blood enemies for decades. The last time we’d seen them, they were providing the guns for my uncle’s failed coup. They had no business on this soil.

She didn't look at him. Her gaze remained fixed on me. "First Luna." I raised Moonfang. The sword immediately began to glow. The Goddess smiled. "You still carry my enemy's weapon." I looked at the blade. "Your enemy?" "The First Alpha." I glanced at Draven. He stood beside me, completely still. The Goddess looked at him. "You were always the problem." Draven's expression didn't change. "Then you should have killed me." "I tried." She stepped forward. "The first time."

They were sweating a lot. “We have a brand image and that is perfection. Thanks to Elyon and Kayden, the image of Kings being perfect is known worldwide." Gemma said as she walked around the table as the board members immediately straighten up. “Perfection is us, and that's why we do everything meticulously and swiftly yet precised.” Gemma paused as she took the file from Seth's trembling hands. “Dain is our enemy country, a well-known fact, if we send our services which I have no doubt would be perfect.....it could be sabotaged causing them to find an excuse for a war.”

Riley mumbled as he kept his eye on his surroundings. "I am not saying that we shouldn't trust him. I'm just saying that we don't know enough. We have no idea what is going on and we are acting like mindless people who just follow orders. We found out that Ryder was actually the enemy's son. We are forced to believe that he is good because he is our friend and he knows where Sam is. And lastly, we are outside an abandoned building to kill his evil twin brother who we can't even smell or see for the past 20 minutes.