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Chapter 119
Christian ignored the way Greg was describing his best friend because he was focusing on sprinting towards Xandar. Greg tripped Xandar just in time, and Christian pinned his knees to the ground. A fortis-vigil came to pin Xandar by his left arm while Greg placed his full weight on Xandar’s right arm.
Greg was beginning to question the Moon Goddess’s intelligence and rationality when she decided to strengthen a creature with the mate-bond. Did she even consider such circumstances? Even with three of them holding the Lycan King, they could feel that Xandar would eventually break free.
When Greg saw Christian’s eyes going to Lucianne before glazing over, he immediately linked him first, ‘Don’t even think about hastening her, Blackfur. She’s already trying as hard as she can.’
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Lucianne kept a safe distance from Xandar, trying to come up with a plan as he growled at her. Xandar then linked his late father in a low, homicidal tone, ‘Tell me where she is, or I’ll kill you and mom.’ That was when he realized something was off. There was nothing at the other end of the link. And it was even more odd that he wasn’t detecting his father’s scent. He was smelling something…unusual, beautiful. Butterfly pea and jasmine. Despite being manipulated, he knew of only one creature who had that scent, and his mood instantly softened with that realization. ‘Xandar, darling,’ Lucianne linked him gently as she took slow steps towards him. When Xandar saw his father approaching him, he snarled in defense to keep him at a distance. Lucianne backed away, and he re
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It didn’t take as much force to mentally invade those without the king’s strength and power, but the situation still annoyed the proditors because most of their victims were shutting their eyes and refusing to follow through with what they wanted them to do. They began putting fake sounds into the manipulations just to get their victims to move towards a particular direction. Everyone ended up running into trees and each other rather than letting the fabricated knowledge make them give into their urge to attack and kill. Some of those who were manipulated by more skillful decipios did end up attacking Lucianne and Xandar, who had to watch each other’s backs as they tried to channel their Authorities again. Right before one sneaky discretus-hybrid could plunge its
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Lucianne and the others arrived, and they felt an energy radiating from Pellethia’s being. Her wide, sapphire eyes met Octavia’s proud ones as they exchanged smiles, both internally happy for Pellethia that she finally unlocked the Empress’s Authority, wielding it like it was second nature to her. Everyone’s sights then went to the roots around Saxum, and Xandar wondered if those was what he thought they were. His question was answered when some roots appeared next to Christian, making the duke flinch. But when a familiar beige flower with red polka dots grew instead of the strangulating structures they see on Saxum, Christian plucked the flower and awkwardly conveyed his thanks with a hand gesture before he linked his cousins and cousin-in-law, ‘The Forest of Oderem is miles away. How the hell did this get here?’
The Rogues Who Went Rogue Chapter 123
At Vent’s inn, Greg barged in without batting an eye for anyone present. Two of his followers took Vent, and the rest followed him to the kitchen. Even the chefs with choppers and knives didn’t dare attack the duke. They merely watched in shock. When Greg shoved the cheese off the shelf, the chefs sprinted out of the kitchen, not knowing that his followers were already stationed outside to lead them into a truck for a torture session. Jade did his thing with the keypad that was recessed into the shelf layer and got the hidden wall to open. The moment the triplets heard the freezer door open, Ourelia shouted while looking into the test tube in her hand, “We didn’t ask for you, Vent!” The scoff they heard in response sent a shiver down their spines. Only one creature possessed a deep, dark scoff like that. Before any of the siblings could take another step or say another word, the duke’s followers dashed forward to hold each of them in place, slamming them to the walls and pinning th
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To the triplets’ surprise, Greg walked over to Matthew, and he instructed, “Stick out your tongue.” Matthew’s eyes widened and kept his lips sealed. He knew exactly what would happen if any of that substance in the syringe made contact with his body. Greg began complaining, “For Goddess sake, Callow. Can’t you cooperate like how we cooperated with your white mice in Blue Crescent? It wasn’t as if we killed all of them.” Desmond hit the back of Matthew’s head while Ivory reached in to pull his tongue out as Desmond held his head back, stretching out the pink, moist structure. Greg murmured, “Careful, Ivory. Fingers at the tip. We don’t want this on your skin. Hold him very, very still, Desmond.” The two compl
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The mavericks carried the triplets’ bodies out of the lab. On his way out with them, Greg said, “Finish up, Alissa. We’ll wait for you outside. Make it quick.” “As you wish, Your Grace.” Arson Arden embraced the name given to her by the media, took out the lighter from her back pocket and set the whole lab on fire, leaving no book or poison unscathed. They left ten of their own to put out the fire and to make sure that everything was thoroughly burned as the remaining twenty royal mavericks headed to Ruby Lyworth’s factory. Greg gave the guards at the gate two choices: stand in his way and die a slow death; or let him in and spend maybe a few years in prison and have a chance at freedom. It didn’t take a lot of thinking for them to choose the latter option. Greg made a
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In one of the many rooms in Pellethia’s castle, Saxum was tied to a chair placed at the edge of the room, away from the table with three chairs, two of which were placed facing the third one. He would mind-link someone but the oleander and allicin cuffs weren’t allowing him to do that.Servants came to ask if he wanted water from time to time, and he declined every single time. He didn’t want to drink something that could contain poison.The doors finally opened again, and Pellethia and Octavia walked in this time, bringing a man that Saxum didn’t see on the battlefield. Lucianne, Xandar, Christian and Greg took their seats at the opposite side of the room facing Saxum.Pellethia and Octavia sat at the table and gestured to the single chair as P
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Maddock explained, “You have, but you may not have known what you were reading about. The courts didn’t call the victims ‘hybrids’. Because they were merely infants, almost no description was given about them to protect their identities and families. Cases like Re V, Re Q...”Pellethia asked in disbelief, “Those were hybrid cases? From the way the ambiguous way the judgments were written, it sounded as if the victims were children who were victimized and subsequently killed for being…different, like being homosexuals.”Maddock nodded. “That was the whole intention - to mislead future generations.”“My father ordered this?” Pellethia asked in dismay.
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