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"I need to look at something." Lexi was no longer burdened by physical objects so he moved through the table to hover in front of Jinx. "C'mon, think. You love to puzzle things out. Treat it like a game. How can you win, Topsider? What would give you the advantage? Who would be useful right now?" "Out of body..." Jinx seemed to be on to something. He suddenly jolted to his feet and grabbed his deck. Jinx was frantically sifting through the cards. "Fuck, can we get Guru here? Is there a way?"

Her voice was layered—a human girl’s tone over a wolf’s snarl. She jerked her hand back, and the spy was yanked from the mist, his robes igniting in violet flames. He hit the ground, screaming as the holy fire of the Medina River consumed his dark enchantments. The lead spy, the only one left standing, backed away in genuine terror. The sickly green light in his hands died out, replaced by a trembling pale glow. “You… you are a monster,” he stammered. Jesse stepped forward, her bare feet leaving scorched grass in her wake. The tribal marks on her stomach were glowing so brightly they could be seen through the silk of her shift. She stopped just inches from him, the heat radiating from her bo

The volume of the blaring music has been reduced but it's still quite loud. "Jesse Linkard! It's you!" Dax is starstruck. He worships the ground footballers walk on. "I thought Josh was lying when he said you're his cousin," Dax shakes Jesse's hand so hard. "But, it's you! I'm a huge fan!" Josh rolls his eyes. He's not into football. Just basketball. "You!" Jesse is startled to see me. He remembers me. Jesse hugs me tightly, shocking everyone. "You look gorgeous!"

Jesse laughed wickedly and said, “Of course I can let them go. After all, I need someone to spread the great news of me killing two captains from Admiralporium!” Willow’s eyes were filled with tears as she said, “This is so frustrating! I haven’t become a master-level fighter yet, and I have to die now!” “Don’t worry. None of you are going to die today.” Kayson took a step forward and offered them a smile. Campian was shocked. “Mr. Yarde, you…” Jesse chuckled. “Seems to me that you have a death wish. Very well, then. I shall grant your wish!”

Jesse laughed wickedly and said, “Of course I can let them go. After all, I need someone to spread the great news of me killing two captains from Admiralporium!” Willow’s eyes were filled with tears as she said, “This is so frustrating! I haven’t become a master-level fighter yet, and I have to die now!” “Don’t worry. None of you are going to die today.” Kayson took a step forward and offered them a smile. Campian was shocked. “Mr. Yarde, you…” Jesse chuckled. “Seems to me that you have a death wish. Very well, then. I shall grant your wish!”

"Jesse, what's been bothering you? I can see it in your eyes. Please, tell us." Jesse sighed, his gaze fixed on the dancing flames. "There are things you all need to know," he began, his voice heavy with emotion. "Secrets that have haunted me for centuries." We leaned in, our curiosity piqued. Jesse took a deep breath, steeling himself for the revelations that were about to come. "I am not just a vampire," he confessed. "I am a descendant of an ancient bloodline, one that holds immense power and a dark legacy." Gasps filled the air as we absorbed his words.

In the mind link, Jaxon says, ‘Is my mate jealous? ‘No. But I don’t trust her. I’ll explain later.’ “I’m sorry if you’re having issues with your mate. However, he would be the correct person to have here. Is it still Alpha Jasper of Bloodlust?” Giselle looks down, “Jax…I mean Alpha Jaxon, I’m sorry.” When she looks up, her eyes are full of tears and regret. But Jaxon’s expression is indifferent. “So, Alpha Jasper?” He asks again with his jaw clenching, again.

My intention was to ask Jesse to transfer some of his magic to me so I could pursue the sorceress, the main obstacle in defeating Dorian Phoenix. The revelation that Jesse possessed a significant reservoir of magic was a glimmer of hope in this dire situation. With his assurance, my mind raced with possibilities. I needed that magic to confront the sorceress and, ultimately, Dorian Phoenix. It was clear that Jesse's confidence in his abilities was not unfounded. As Jesse confirmed that he had a significant amount of magic at his disposal, a wave of mixed emotions washed over me. Relief and gratitude for his capabilities clashed with a deep sense of internal turmoil.

Jesse still looked in distress, and his body was a little sluggish. Aunt Spencer leaned over and touched his shoulder. "Jesse?" she whispered. "Jesse, honey?" Jesse gasped instantly, his eyes opening and glowing red as his wings lifted from behind and his nails lengthened into claws. But Aunt Spencer remained unfazed. His eyes locked on the couch before he slowly looked around. On the other hand, Cole hid himself behind a corner. Jesse's ragged breathing slowly subsided, and Cole peeked back to look outside. "Here." Aunt Spencer held out a glass of water to Jesse. He looked at her skeptically before finally giving in and taking the glass. He gulped it down gingerly. His claws slowly started

Why don’t I like this guy? Jinx runs to the coffee table and sniffs. Drool strings from his mouth as his eyes flicker between the food and Alejandro, waiting for the command. Any signal to attack the pizza. “Just our emotional stability,” Jesse teases. “And Axel’s last two brain cells,” I toss in, because I’ve had enough brooding for one night. I grab a slice of pizza and pat the couch. Jinx rests his chin on my knee, quivering with restraint, watching, waiting. His nose in the pizza, puppy eyes on Alejandro.