Novel & Cerita Witch Academia Diana

"Balthazar asked me to check the castle area to see if yesterday's explosion attracted too much attention from the werewolves, but it seems Alpha Yellowstone has managed to cover your tracks from there." I'll have to thank Alpha Sam in person later. 'You can't sleep?" he asked before turning to me. Her eyes looked at me with the doubtful expression that had appeared since yesterday when she spoke to me. 'I want to get a little fresh air before bed." To be honest, talking alone with Dimitri was awkward for me. Our first meeting began with my kidnapping event and then his psychopathic sister killed Edward Adler and framed Alex so that the problem dragged on as it is now.

“It’s a kind of power that can anyone lose their strength and power. And when I say everyone, it can also defeat the current Alpha. The Vanquisher Spirit is so powerful that anyone possess it can call themselves as god.” “How did you know this stuff? How can you be so sure that Daciana holds a kind of power?” Adolf took a step forward, placing me behind him. I was listening when he acted again. “I have watched her how she used it earlier. It’s the same as her mother who fought with other creatures before who tried to invade the Kingdom of Peace.” Adolf fell silent then silently took a step back. I look at him, curious why he acted like that when Stoic suddenly answered what I am thinking.

After a moment she took the diary again and wrote: *We have a vast library here. *Many books on necromancy—older than your father’s collection, some forbidden even in Arcadia Prime.* *If you want to study more… they’re yours to read.* Raven read the message. She looked up, meeting Victoria’s ruby gaze—searching, curious, a little vulnerable. She took the quill and wrote: *You’re okay with me getting stronger?* Victoria read it. Her smile widened—slow, warm, almost fierce. She wrote back without hesitation:

Or the hands-on type who gave VIP demonstrations on how to cha-cha with nothing but hip control? I plastered on an obviously fake grin, looking like the Grinch, and didn’t bother offering a handshake. “And, Doc, this is Diana… who works freelance, indeed. Been associated with plenty of companies, actually—Barclay’s, Pizza Hot, and, uh… Moscow,” he continued, deliberately name-dropping the places I’d found the men I dated. “She’s a friend of mine.” A friend?

"The pendant is a key. It opens doors and truths when the time is right. As for the letter, some things are set in motion long before we are ready for them. You are part of something big, Serena. Bigger than the Alpha King’s anger." I touched the pendant under my cloak. It was still warm. "I do not want to be part of anything big. I just want to prove I did not kill anyone and live a normal life." Lucien smiled a little. "Normal left you the moment those wings came out. But I will help you reach the academy. You will be safer there. They have walls and rules. Even the werewolves cannot touch you easily inside." We kept walking through the night. Strange creatures still followed us from a dis

"Everyone, let me introduce you. This is my junior from med school—and my fiancée, Tina." The room erupted. "Fiancée?! You went off to study medicine and secretly got engaged?!" "When's the wedding? I'm calling dibs on best man!" Right in the middle of the chaos, a cold, sharp voice cut through the noise: "She's your fiancée. Then what am I?" My chest tightened. I whipped around. Diana stood at the doorway, her face pale, her eyes locked dead onto my hand holding Tina's. She was dressed entirely in black, looking like she had just