Xenoblade Chronicles Cross Novels & Stories

He clapped his hands once. "Thank you so much." I appreciated again and I immediately realised why the girl I had lent my notebook still appreciated me after she did the first time. "Nah, it's really nothing girl." He slapped the air in front of his face and shook his head slightly to express that I should brush it off. "By the way, I'm Nathan, Nathan Johnny." He smiled, and stretched out his arms to me for a handshake. I smiled sheepishly and accepted his handshake. "I'm Arlene Bryan." I giggled gently and the way the touch of his hand felt was so warm and relaxing that it made it seem like the world was a happy one for me.

As I wondered who had set them off, a message from Amy popped up. "Carla, aren't they beautiful? Johnny set off all those fireworks for me. If you know what those fireworks mean, you'd better step aside and give up your title as Luna." I smiled. "You can keep Johnny, but the Luna title stays with me." Right after I sent that, Johnny connected with me through our mind-link, his roar giving me a headache. "Carla! What are you doing?! Amy's been crying ever since she texted you! Do you still want to remain as Luna? If you can't do the work, I'll find someone else who can!"

Through the bond, his feelings crashed into her—protective rage, possessive need, and fear, lots of fear. “Stop it,” Tamara said. “Both of you, just stop.” A big knock boomed on the door. Everyone froze like statues. “Alpha,” a voice yelled outside. “We have a situation.” Kai’s face turned hard and sharp, but Tamara still felt the storm inside him. “What kind of situation?” “Rogues at the east border. They want to see the Moon Blessed. They say they've come to witness the prophecy.” Tamara stood straight. “How many?”

Time Cross Academy's principal was a fearsome woman, as the archmage of the time rift who held power over an entire academy that didn't get destroyed in a dimension crack, nobody wanted to offend her. On top of that, Time Cross Academy was known for one other thing apart from its superior education. For clans and countries who are looking for potential marriage partners for their children, it was the perfect place to be. Testimonials have said that while the methods were weird, the results were fantastic. 10/10 would recommend sending their children there to find a potential mate if the family has no problems against receiving a male bride or offering a male bride. Amanda Lucifer guarantees

“He crossed the rainbow bridge a few years ago.” “Oh, I see,” he answered. “And didn’t he come back?” She raised an eyebrow. Clearly, he had never come across that phrase before. “Um… what I meant was that… he passed away,” she clarified awkwardly and added, “so he’s not coming back, unfortunately.” “Oh!” He cleared his throat and smothered an embarrassed cough. “Yeah, I got it. It’s really sad when they have to go.” “Hmm” She lowered her eyes.

The kind of meeting where alliances were forged in fire or shattered in frost. Laurel spoke next, her voice smooth but firm. “Elder Chorwin sent word. An alliance request.” “Yes,” Ryan said, folding his hands on the table. “The Shadow Blood pack and White Snow have joined forces. Their numbers far exceed ours. We came to seek support.” One of the elders leaned forward. “What proof do you have of this alliance?” Trevor pulled a folded scroll from his coat, placing it on the table. “Intercepted correspondence. Confirmed by our scouts. We believe they’re preparing for war.”

I wasn’t sure if Luna had informed him of the decision this late at night. Seeing my silence, Kelvin let out a low, mocking laugh, his gaze dripping with contempt. His wolf mirrored the same smugness, as though no one but him could ever be my mate. He turned to Amanda and said, with exaggerated sarcasm, “You’re mistaken, my Luna. There is one more option—a rogue wolf. You remember him, don’t you? The one exiled from our pack three years ago. Oh right... I nearly forgot I even had a younger brother.”

“I have to leave this place. My mother is ill, and I have to go and see her. I also have a pack to return to - the Eclipse pack. Not the Twilight pack.” Liam looks at me funny, which irritates me. “What?” I bark. “It will be a long walk to see that pack, and you don’t have a car.” “I don’t need a car.” “The Eclipse pack is in another city.” I snort. “Impossible.” “No, it’s very possible,” Liam fishes up his phone from his pocket and hands it over to me. “Check your location. You’re in Cherry Hills, not in Deluga City.”

It's impossible if he really wants me, right? So starting tomorrow, I must also be able to accumulate the coffers to be able to rebuild The Crescent Moon Pack, and also pay for all the services provided by Elijah, Emrys, Josiah, and The Blodlust Moon Pack. And I will not live with the burden of all the people who helped me.