Elsa Battle 소설 & 이야기

Constantine's POV What exactly happened in the elevator earlier why did I act like that, there's something about that girl that drove me crazy. I don't understand why i can't stop seeing her eyes or thinking about her. There's something about Eulalia that I couldn't get out of my head, I do not know whether it's her eyes the way it calls me or her smile. My phone starts ringing and the caller ID shows Larissa Why is the crazy girl calling me again doesn't she understand that it was a one time thing.

“Then let it be. If you win, they will bow. If you fall, you lose the title of Luna.” Elara’s heart pounded. She had no choice. The fight began. Clara struck first, fast like fire. Elara blocked, her arms burning with pain. Clara was strong, trained, filled with hate. She swung again and again, each blow heavy. Elara stumbled back. The crowd laughed. Aria screamed, “Don’t give up!” Elara closed her eyes for a moment. She felt the Moon. She felt the Goddess whisper. She felt her blood heat. Her hands glowed faint silver.

Caleb replied, his golden Vane runes igniting to counter the heat of the room. ​The Solar-Construct fired—a pillar of pure, concentrated noon. Elara stepped forward, her hands raised, weaving a Void-Shield that absorbed the blast. The collision of light and shadow created a shockwave that cracked the floorboards, but she didn't move. She was the anchor now, her feet rooted in the stone as she engaged the automaton in a battle of pure attrition. ​“Go!” she screamed. ​Caleb moved. He didn't run; he Blinked. Using the Eclipse Blades to fold the distance, he appeared on top of the rotating sphere. The heat was unbearable, the Sol-Ether bubbling as it sensed a predator.

My body quivered with every word, every touch. At last, she dismissed Paula. Her smile was soft, sweet, approving. Paula bowed her head and left, the door closing gently behind her. And then it was just us. The air thickened. Grace stepped closer, her movements unhurried, assured. Her eyes fixed on mine. My lips parted without meaning to. My breath caught. She spoke lower now, her voice sliding into me like a secret. “Do you know, Sister Elsa, the greatest battle we face?” I shook my head.

I searched his eyes for an answer, but whatever it was lay deep in his heart, a place I couldn’t reach with just my eyes. “She was brought back to life,” he revealed. “Elena?” My heart hammered as her name escaped my mouth. “No, Rhoda. She was returned from the dead by the moon goddess. And now my brother won’t rest until he finds her killer,” he answered. It was more relieving to hear Rhoda was back to life than Elena. Not that it did any good for both of us, but at least, it wouldn’t be on my side to struggle from the beginning again. I sighed, shaking my head as thoughts evaded it. “So what’s going happen. Everything’s in place, you need to do something,”

Elias replied. They both laughed softly, a shared truth settling between them. This wasn’t a fairytale. This was war. But even in war, hearts still beat. And maybe—just maybe—they could beat together. That night, Serena dreamed of fire. She stood on a battlefield, cloaked in blood and moonlight, her enemies falling like shadows around her. In the distance, a throne of obsidian rose above the dead, waiting. When she reached it, she turned—and found Elias at her side.

It wasn’t perfect, but it was enough to slow them down. “We’ve done it,” I whispered, feeling a wave of relief wash over me. But the battle wasn’t over yet. There were still survivors—hostile groups who had come for the cure. They were fighting fiercely, and I knew we couldn’t stop now. We had to protect what we had started. Ethan, despite his exhaustion, raised his hand and sent another wave of energy toward the remaining attackers. His powers flared, though weaker than before, and the survivors were pushed back.

Elara and Kael met them head-on. She fought like a storm, claws ripping through armor and fur, fangs sinking into throats, every movement fueled by the fierce, maternal need to protect what was hers. Kael was there beside her, a midnight wolf tearing through enemies with brutal grace, always positioning himself to shield her wounded shoulder. But the Eclipse numbers were overwhelming. Betas fell, screaming, dragged down under waves of white-furred bodies. Elara took a silver blade to the thigh, staggered, and kept fighting.

She commanded fire with a fierce determination, her control over the element both mesmerizing and terrifying. Throughout the battle, Elysia's companions played their part, providing support and assistance whenever needed. Valen's guidance was a steady presence, his voice offering wisdom and encouragement in the midst of chaos. Elara's keen senses detected shifts in the Guardian's tactics, allowing her to warn Elysia of incoming attacks. Kael stood as a stalwart defender, his unwavering determination serving as an anchor of strength.

The group walked up the mountain and saw Sekora lying on the ground. Then Vale, Lena, Drevis and some dark elementals joined them on the mountain. The battle began, D2 used Geoss and destroyed some of the dark elementals and also made Drevis confused. Elsa and Kit battled Lena and won their battle by wrapping her up and blowing her off the mountain, but she was saved by Vale who levitated her back on. Luese battled with vale and got locked in an air sword battle.