Yaelokre Characters Novels & Stories

Thank you for reading this book, and once again, I appreciate all the love, support, and kind words that everyone has given me. For the patience and trust you had in me with this story. This has been the darkest story I have written, and Theon was a character who was not meant to be just a hero. He had committed sins, some of which will forever remain. Yileyna, our innocent yet naughty Yileyna, where do I start? She was a young girl who, in a way, was infatuated with Theon, unable to see anything more than the love she felt for him. They both grew, both changed for the better, and only then were they able to truly be with one another.

The lady took off her sunglasses, glaring viciously at Alex. Her grandeur changed instantly as well, with an overflowing hostile aura. Alex was a little taken aback as he did not expect that the lady was a fighter too. Furthermore, she was of Intermediate Royal, a rank higher than the man earlier, Jeremiah Yowell. “Who are you?” asked Alex with an indifferent expression. Before the lady could speak, the old man earlier responded instead. “She is the favorite granddaughter of the head of the Yowell family, Keith Yowell. I think she’s Michelle Yowell!”

“Second Young Master Hill, sometimes, it’s not good to be too smart.” Yael raised her brows and smiled coldly. Chills ran through Liam’s entire body. He did not expect everyone to be tricked by Yael. Yael had made him miserable, but the most important thing for him now was to survive.

She rarely spoke these days. The old man with the staff introduced himself as Halek. He was the caravan's healer, though his skills were modest. He bandaged the woman's arm, checked the young archers for broken bones, gave the hidden girl a cup of water. When he finished, he sat across from me and studied my silver eyes. "You are Yao," he said. It was not a question. "Yes." His gaze shifted to Aldric. "And her?" "Also Yao." Halek's expression darkened. He looked at Elara, who stood apart from the group, her sword still in her hand. She nodded once, and Halek turned back to me.

the woman replied. “What could be a bigger danger than them being trapped in a memory?” Zen questioned. “The person who trapped them there,” the woman responded. “Who are you? What is your name?” Hale asked her. She finally looked him in the eyes. “My name is Yael.” With that, she walked through the portal. Once more, they followed after her, hoping that she would lead them to some kind of answers. The walk through the portal was dark for some seconds before they were surrounded by brightness.

, Yale said dryly. “No it’s her Yale! The girl that Eloive was trying to get pregnant!” Avetha choked on her wine. Kayne swallowed his grape. Ruarc leaned back in his chair. Massa’s eyes widened. Izal looked away. Elijah stopped eating. Dolan stifled a laugh. Eloive cursed. Toreh wished her lifespan was up. “It can’t be”, Yale said. “It is Yale. She’s the one. Come smell for yourself”. Yale sniffed at her skin then stepped back. “She is the one”.

Fear gripped her heart as she contemplated the sheer force of the Alpha rogue. Yael's lips curled into a wicked grin, the kind that could send shivers down one's spine. The eerie grins sink their teeth into the flesh, leaving a haunting impression. Ackerly's hair stood on end as he sensed the powerful aura emanating from Yael. The Alpha Rogue exudes an even more formidable aura. Perhaps it was due to the numerous close brushes with death he had encountered. "As you please, Yael." Krisanta nonchalantly shrugged, her gaze piercing the Luna's, before gracefully stepping aside, allowing Yael to take the lead and do as he pleased. Yael approached Ackerly and licked his neck.

"I was just trying not to hurt anyone." "You succeeded," my grandmother said. "Which is significant." She looked at me. "The historical record has one category for Silvermoon manifestation. Through the function. With the First's recognition and the channel's framework." She paused. "What Yael represents is a second category. A path that should not have been possible because the function was not operational when she manifested." She met my eyes. "And yet here she is." "What does that mean?" I said.

“Then stop treating me like—” “Not now.” The edge in my voice cut through whatever she was about to say. Good. We didn’t have time for this. The woman stopped a few feet from the gate. Close enough to speak. Far enough to stay safe. Smart. “Alpha Kael,” she said. Not a question. A statement. I didn’t react. “You have the advantage of me,” I replied. “State your name.” She smiled slightly. “Dr. Elara Voss.” Human.

she responded, climbing up to her room. “ That’s sad, so sad," Yara said after she had tolerated enough of her trolling for the day. Yara, Ayanda, and Brynn somehow ended up at the same university. Brynn kept going on with how Yara had ended up with her sloppy seconds and bragging about how she was Jax’s first and all. "Bitch, what did you say?" “ I said, You’re a pathetic piece of trash who has nothing reasonable to do with her life than to dump a guy who loved you so much and then troll him because he found someone better. That’s sad, Brynn."