“Yes, down in the cellar… some food and wine, and a bed as well.” Sora nodded, her golden curls bouncing around her pretty heart shaped face. “Come, let’s take her inside.”
“Can we trust her?” Hari whispered as Arden lifted Rubia into his arms. “Who is she?”
“Impossible,” the Professor said. “None of us have been inside the tomb yet. We have not even securely located it. This was probably an ancient one taken by bandits long ago who dropped it here, you see. Perhaps Mr. Crocodile’s spell last night uncovered it.”
“No, this is definitely what attacked us last night,” Mr. Crocodile said.
“Aye, sister.” He nodded, staring back ahead again. “Long has it been since we have had fresh meat, and we need it more so now as our pack grows ever stronger.”
“I can’t wait.” The dark haired mother-to-be growled. “If I have to eat any more of that accursed Giagrein meat, my pup with be born looking like one.”
ee me now? I did it, she addressed her mental image of him. She had a group of tight-knit friends who shared her interests, a boyfriend who loved her for who she was, a cool job… and she still played soccer.
Remember that, Kristian? Soccer?
The loading circle flashed on her screen. It was almost done at 95%. She bit her lips, a mixture of nervousness, anxiety, and excitement coursing through her veins.
“Farah, I want you to remember. You’re the best thing that happened to me in this world.”
“We all hunger, but I say patience.” Okarg growled, showing his disgust for Malach plainly. “Gather strength. And then we hunt as a pack, bring down the most we can and feast all night.”
“We want to feast now.” One of Malach’s females snarled and crouched low as if to leap into the air.
“Could you really stand up to them?” Rebecca asked.
Mr. Crocodile leaned back and closed his eyes. “Torinre was right when she said the Khairataw cannot infiltrate the priesthoods of the old gods. They are not stupid and the gods don’t like such disloyalty. Although he is strongest in Crocodilopolis, Sabik is not a god to be challenged lightly.” His eyes flashed open. “And neither are his priests.”
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"I know, but I got used to having someone else in bed. It feels so much colder without anyone there," he said, his voice already drowsy.
Taeyong blushed and shifted back against him, carefully placing his hand over Daehyun's. "It's cold because it's February, Yeobo," Taeyong whispered, fluttering his eyes closed when he felt Daehyun nuzzle his nape, and smiled.
"This isn't right! This is my find, this is my way out."
The fairy rolled her eyes. She grabbed my arm and the bear-shifters let me go. Her touch wasn't cold nor was her palm sweaty, but I wanted to chop that arm off. It felt like shackles. Before I could do anything, she spoke: "And this my way to a promotion. See you later, Millicent."
As she teleported us out of there, I heard Millicent release a scream of anger and the unmistakable sound of glass shattering.
“The video footage of the day shows that at 1.23am, you with your daughter on your back first jaywalked across the road, potentially endangering others. Then, at 1.34am, you aggressively pushed past an old lady who was blocking your way in a narrow alley, causing her to stumble and fall. Finally, at 1.45am, you lashed out at the doctor and nurses in the hospital, accusing them of not saving your daughter in time. Do you agree?”
The defendant mouthed a silent “yes”.
“ahhhh… many people with huge muscle and redhead hair~ it must be Ploniere Clan. it’s been a while I didn’t see them in 6 months ago when I went to Saphire Kingdom” says Falcon casually.
“why I feel like I’m seeing a bear instead of person? How big are those knight’s muscle huh?” Gerard lift one of his brows confused.
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“What scent do you speak of?” Malach asked with a sneer. “I don’t sense any…”
“Silence, fool!” Okarg’s patience fractured. “I smell it; I smell it so much I can taste it. Remain here if you wish. The rest of you… follow me.”
“You’ve caught my attention, little bitch!” said the short individual, mockingly. “I’m Moran, from the Tribe of Kars, Son of Chief Spearman, Regals.”
“My, my,” said Rollo, light-heartedly. “Do you kiss you parents with that mouth?”
“Your name!” shouted Moran.
“You appear to know it already,” said Rollo, laughing still. “It’s Little Bitch.”
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“Really, Sylva?” he says, gesturing to the pile of smoking metal he has spent the past hour digging through. “Our sentinel is toast, our mechanic just quit, and I’m pretty sure the fumes from the fire gave us all brain damage. On top of all that, we lost the championship. In what way could this whole situation have gone any worse than the way it did?”
Sylva shrugs, the smile sliding from her face. “Well, someone could have died.”
“If you smile at me, I might tell you more about the beauty of AT4/37.”
AT4/37. The site where they had fished all these relics out. First discovered in 1924 and being rediscovered from time to time, for shits and giggles. If the archeologists were to dig everything out at once, they would be left jobless quick enough. They never messed with their bread and butter.
And what was that bullshit?! Smile at him?! The fact they’d had sex on the very table Anna was seated at (among other uncomfortable places) did not make her his object. The sun must have gotten to his head. He imagined himself some Hūna noble and her his concubine?! She jerked her head away. Kessler was messing with her, Anna knew. Knowing did not imply that she wasn’t getting pissed though.
“Unless you have something for me, get the fuck out. I am working, unlike you.”
“I can truly say without a shadow of a doubt in my mind that you’re worthless and even when this night is over, you will continue to wallow in that worthlessness.”
“Miriam, I made many mistakes in my life and I am not proud of some of the things I have done; but I will not allow you or anyone to ever speak to me that way! You were my wife!”
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‘Why? Why are you talking about this? You’re NOT Taos. He had no pulse. I tried to, to resucit-’
The stranger reached out and touched my arm, cutting off my words as my voice shook.
‘I never intended for you to suffer that. Never you.’
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“what now? He becomes a scary bear instead a stupid-giant-bear like before?” Falcon asked and take out his katana.
“not elegant and low class” Gerard mumbled with one brow lifted.
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When Zhen spoke, it was barely above a whisper but the cold malice behind his words conveyed it all.
“We’ll be keeping the same ratio. What do you think?” It wasn’t so much a question as it was a threat.
The manager opened his mouth to speak but no words could come out. Instead, he moved his head down as much as could, signaling that he agreed.
“Very good, very good,” said Laella, dispersing her aeter into nothingness. She clicked her tongue and frowned, at the sight of an unchanging face. It bothered her a little. “You’re strange, Rollo…and I’ve often enjoyed observing your obsession with Daiden. I may have respected you even, especially after your performance against the Karsman, Moran.
“But you disappoint me. I know those eyes. I grew up with them around me. Talents under the assumption that they’re more deserving of the Amell influence and wealth…how disgusting! All that pride, for someone who doesn’t even have the gall to challenge for the first rank.”
Rollo responded with an innocent expression. “Whatever do you mean? I never once thought of you that way. You’re mistaken, I guess?”
“Huh?” blurted Laella, taken aback by Rollo’s response.
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"It matters not. The Jade Construct will serve to be your lesson, as you deserve."
The sting of tears was nearly as painful as the jab she felt in her heart, but the words Suren selected to throw back were filled with both hope and and they were released freely. "I am sure it will serve to be a good teacher...Mother."