Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Dahlia Novels & Stories

Jade asked confused. "You healing quickly was a coincidence, but since you don't wanna believe me...here, cut yourself" Dahlia said giving her a compass that she had just gotten from her backpack. Jade doubtfully collected the compass and used it to cut through her hand. They both waited, watching the wound for minutes but it refused to heal up. "You see, now you gotta go see a doctor" Dahlia said. She packed her stuff and left for home. "Don't leave me here Dahly!" Jade demanded but Dahlia was too far gone.

“I see.’’ Dahlia walked over to Kira and stretched out her hands. “Give me your hands.’’ She complied although her eyes were filled with hesitation. Dahlia caught on to that and rolled her eyes. “I won’t hurt you, I swear. I’m not too fond of harming humans.’’ That’s another lie. She stretched out her two hands and she folded them into a ball. Her thumb circled the back of Kira’s right hand as she recited.‘’Reseeth Mauris.’’ Dahlia closed her eyes and recited Reseeth Mauris again, this time with much force. Suddenly, a symbol of an eye appeared at the back of her right hand and I almost gasp. What in Satan’s name is going on? “Draytona Sicorra’’ The orbs started to move voluntarily and Ki

Dahlia's Vision Dahlia collapsed in the Temple Library three nights later. We found her convulsing, ink spilled across her hands and arms, a vision half-sketched beneath her. When she awoke, she couldn’t speak for hours. Only trembled. Finally, she looked at me. "She showed me the last door." "What door?" "The gate beneath the Hollow. The one that was never sealed. It’s beneath Duskfall. And it's... open." She handed me her sketch. A spiral of sigils, surrounded by bone pillars. At the center, a silhouette wearing no crown, no face.

Dahlia then said some words and took Orion's hand and cut his palm and let his blood drip into the bowl and made Orion drink some of it when I noticed Willow standing there with the children. Dahlia nodded to Orion and then walked to Willow and made her drink from the bowl and the children to and when they had she raised the bowl and said "The gift of death and curse of life will now take hold of the oldest bloodlines of time. Gaia and Aurelis becoming one!" I fell to my knees clutching my chest and so did Orion and Willow and the children. I screamed as the pain wrecked in my body and I heard my name being shouted. I opened my eyes blasting everything with moon power when I noticed I was ba

Dahlia's expression softened, her tone tinged with a hint of urgency. "Whatever happened just now, whatever you witnessed... it must remain between us. You must promise not to breathe a word of it to anyone—especially the alpha. "If you wish to keep this secret from him," I countered, "then you must reveal your true nature to me. Back there, you seemed... otherworldly. As if you hosted a presence from beyond our reality. And those words you spoke earlier... what significance do they hold?” Dahlia's eyes held a mix of resignation and reluctance, as if she were torn between divulging the truth and keeping her secrets guarded. Finally, after a heavy sigh that seemed to carry the weight of centu

I tidied my appearance and went out into the pack. As it stood, Dahlia was the beloved of Redville. She’d taken on the duty of Luna since she was sixteen and everyone revered her. She was loved here and to the members of this pack, Chantelle was nothing more than a woman who’d come to take away their precious Dahlia’s spot. To them, Dahlia had done everything for the Cursed Alpha and helped him while he wandered and she deserved to be beside him more than any other woman.

Dahlly threatened. “And what is that?” I clutched Dahlia’s body, closer to me, but she resisted. She continued to look at me with hateful eyes. She blurted something I didn’t expect at all. “I, Dahlia, as witnessed by the Moon Goddess Selene, am rejecting you, Naskan Olrich, as my fated mate!”

"The Blood Bane will tear you apart if they find you here." Dahlia laughed, a sharp, melodic sound that chilled the blood in my veins. She reached out, her long, claw-like nail tracing the line of my jaw. I flinched, but I couldn't move; it was as if the air around me had turned to lead. "Let them try," she whispered. "But they’ll be too busy bleeding for a throne that won't exist in a week. I came to give you a final reminder, little healer." She leaned in closer, her voice dropping to a terrifying hiss.

Lupin, Hunter, and Bram had Gahn on his knees. “No,” Dahlia said, her voice low but sharp. Everything seemed to slow as Gahn just stood there, grinning, his arm outstretched. The trio backed up, shifted, and Dahlia didn’t hesitate. She bolted, leaping over them mid-air, shifting as she landed, a white wolf with a glowing crescent between her ears, staring them down. Gahn’s eyes snapped open, taking her in.

In Dahlia's mind, she cursed and threatened him, but when she opened her mouth, it was only a faint rasp that came out. "I can't hear you, Dahlia," he chuckled, dragging her name out slowly as he glanced over his shoulder at the other leaders and warriors, who also seemed to be savoring her weakness. "Did you say something important? No? Perhaps you would like to try again." Dahlia clenched her jaw, her blood boiling from anger as she inhaled sharply, fresh waves of pain surging through her. "I will kill you all once I am healed. You all will be dead by the time I am back," she said, but in her mind as she shot glares at the second leader.