บททั้งหมดของ Clouded By The Stars: New Moon: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

“Huh?” Kaspian muttered in surprise. Then he lifted his brows and laughed hysterically.“Hahaha! Hahaha! Oh my! Are you speaking to me?”Kaspian’s laugh was exuberant and full of life. He ignored the powerful aura that was pushing down on him like a man choosing to pay no heed to a petulant fly. He was hunched over as he reveled in what he considered to be Fernandez’s rich imagination. He truly didn’t care that the man standing before him had killed a dragon! Well to be fair, Kaspian did not know about that.“Of course I am speaking to you. I would have you know that my blade already reeks of dragon blood. I wouldn’t mind drenching its sharp edges with the blood of a Moon Wolf as well,.” Fernandez growled in annoyance. The jovial personality he had been exhibiting until now had been completely discarded and now, he was only showing off the side of him that sought blood and blood alone.“So what?” Kaspian chuckled with a slight shifting of his shoulders. “You walked with me once. The t

“You-” Asmodeus stuttered as blood poured out of her mouth. Her eyes were filled with disbelief, and even in the form of a cat, one could tell that the incredulity of the entire situation had stunned her. Kaspian smiled bitterly as he pulled his spear out from within her chest and flashed back onto the ground. Although he had dealt the damage, he didn’t feel any better about it. This was a woman whom he had loved once after all.“Bastard!” Fernandez exclaimed in anger as he appeared next to Asmodeus’s falling figure and caught her before she could hit the ground. Asmodeus returned to her human form the moment her chest was pierced, and as blood poured freely out of her chest, her eyes were still filled with disbelief.She couldn’t understand. She just didn’t. Even when the Brotherhood had tried to kill her all those years ago, she had always survived. She had been stunned many times by their tactics and brilliant mind, but she always survived their assaults. She had never failed to es

Kaspian had a strange dream. In the dream he stood in a hall that he had tried to forget but still remembered as clearly as the day his son was born. If the latter brought him so much joy that his mind refused to forget the memory, the former had brought him so much dread that his mind dared not let go of that fearful day. Ironically, it was this day that his powers were imprinted upon him and his long legend began.This hall was called the ancestral hall, and it was a place that every Moon Wolf had to come to by tradition. Kaspian was wildly talented, even by the standards of a Moon Wolf, so he had been sent to the ancestral hall at an early age. Instead of the usual rule to invite a child into the ancestral hall when that child was 12 years old, Kaspian had been sent 6 years early! He was barely a pup when he was sent there!“Oh? They have brought someone very young this time. And he came alone? This is odd in itself yet I can understand why they did what they did. Child, what is yo

As one man explained to his family the past events that had caused him much more trouble than he had bargained for, his spawn had gotten herself into mess of her own. Within the Lion King private training room, Kylie was sprawled all over the floor. She took short tiring breaths as sweat streamed down her hair and onto her face. Her entire body was wet with her sweat, and her palms were bruised and calloused.It had been five days since her training started, and these five days had been hellish. Each day she went to school with a smile on her face, and returned to meet her sparring partner, Aiden who proceeded to remove that smile from her face. As if medical school was not tiring enough, Kylie had to also deal with the physical burden of being a Beastman.These days, time didn’t move as swiftly as it used to. It dragged on, wore on, and pulled along like a heavily loaded backpack with nowhere to empty its contents - and she was the unfortunate little girl that was pulled along. Her p

Looking at the images of Kylie that were appearing and disappearing all over the field, Aiden was struck speechless. This young woman had upturned their predictions. Clara had expected that Kylie would break through in the next few weeks. Jack had estimated the same and as the one who was always sparing with her, Aiden had thought no different. Of course, predictions were merely that, predictions. They didn’t always come to pass as it was said that they would; but it was rare to find the predictions of three people - all of whom were astute - failing so wonderfully. Well, failure was not always a bad thing. If someone was able to overturn the predictions and thoughts one had of them in a positive way, then that person was praised. Adopt the negative approach and you were scorned. Thankfully, Kylie had broken their predictions and exceeded their expectations. It was a good thing; for it meant that she was a greater genius than they thought. Both Jack and Aiden could not help but think