Novels by Rx

Damon stormed into the chamber and, without a word, slapped Draco across the face.Draco staggered back, eyes wide. He slowly touched his cheek, lowering his gaze in silence.“This is ridiculous!” Damon roared. “You couldn’t even capture the beast?”Draco stammered, “Father… that beast was too strong to handle.”“Shut up!” Damon snapped. His voice thundered through the room. “Then how did Sadi—that worthless boy—manage to capture it? Are you that pathetic?”Draco’s shoulders slumped. He couldn’t look his father in the eyes.“You’ve ruined everything,” Damon growled, veins bulging in his temple. “You’ve spilled water on all my plans.”“I… I’m sorry, Father,” Draco murmured, barely audible.Damon took a deep breath, trying to cool the fire in his chest. He stepped back, sank into his chair, and leaned back.He pinched the bridge of his nose, voice now low but still sharp. “Tell me exactly what you saw in there.”Draco nodded hesitantly and began recounting the battle—Sadi’s speed, the s

Sadi’s eyes slowly fluttered open. His vision was blurry, but he could make out a familiar face.Nowshin.She sat beside him, her soft smile lighting up the room.She leaned closer and asked gently, “Sadi, are you okay?”He tried to sit up, but Nowshin quickly held his arm. “Hey, take it easy,” she said. “You’ve been through a lot. Just rest.”He let out a tired sigh and stayed lying on the stone bench, staring at the ceiling.“What happened back there?” he asked, voice hoarse.“Don’t worry,” Nowshin replied. “The sages sealed Drakari in a safe place.”Sadi exhaled deeply and closed his eyes again.Nowshin’s smile widened. “You were amazing, Sadi. I knew you had it in you.”He smiled faintly, his chest rising with relief.“You know,” she continued, her eyes glowing, “the whole crowd was whispering your name. Everyone wants to meet you. You’re the talk of the entire arena.”Sadi slowly turned his head toward her, quietly listening.“And,” she added playfully, “I think you’re going to b

In the real world, Benjamin, Avil, and Nikita burst out of the magical gate. They hit the ground hard, rolling across the arena floor.The crowd erupted in cheers and applause, not realizing what had happened inside.Benjamin looked up first—and saw Draco standing in front of them, glaring coldly.His eyes narrowed. Because of Draco, Sadi couldn’t make it out with them.Benjamin stood, just as General Mason approached.“General, we need help,” Benjamin said quickly.Mason frowned. “What happened?”“There’s a celestial beast in there. It attacked us. Sadi stayed behind to fight it.”Mason’s eyes widened. “A celestial beast?”“Yes,” Benjamin confirmed. “We couldn’t stop it. That thing... it’s too powerful. We need to do something—now.”Mason froze for a second. He looked deep in thought, as if something clicked in his mind.“What kind of beast was it?” he asked.“It’s Drakari. The Aries sign.”Mason didn’t respond. He turned sharply and leapt onto the upper floor, where the sages and le

Benjamin and Avil stopped just in front of the glowing gate, holding tightly onto Nikita. The wind howled louder near the entrance, whipping around them like a storm.“Benjamin, quickly!” Avil urged, her voice almost lost in the chaos.He nodded and stepped forward.Just before the strange gravity of the gate pulled him in, he caught one last glimpse—Sadi standing alone, facing the towering Drakari. Then, everything went white as the light from the gate swallowed them whole.In the magical world, the gate vanished behind them like it had never been there. But the storm of wind and dust still raged on the other side.Back in the battle, Sadi stood his ground.He could feel it—Drakari was charging up, gathering the full force of its fire power.He didn’t have much time.If fire was rising, he had only one choice—water.And ice.Drakari’s massive form loomed over him. The beast’s red eyes locked onto Sadi, filled with rage. Flames curled from its nostrils.Sadi took a deep breath, closed

[Swoosh][Thud][Tonk]It felt like the whole forest was about to break apart. From a distance, Avil and Nikita watched the intense battle, their eyes wide with fear.Sadi and Benjamin stepped back, breathing heavily, trying to recover from the last wave of attacks. On the other side, Draco stood alone, his expression dark.Draco’s plan had always been different. He wanted to tame the celestial beast for himself. If he succeeded, he planned to kill the others and escape. But now, he realized it wasn’t going to be that easy.Drakari wasn’t slowing down. No matter how many times they tried to dodge or tire it out, the beast only seemed more powerful.Draco gritted his teeth, anger rising inside him. He couldn’t accept losing. He wouldn’t.If force wasn’t enough, he’d use something darker.Without another thought, Draco dropped his swords onto the ground with a loud clang. Drakari turned its massive head, noticing the sound.Draco closed his eyes and began chanting softly. His hands move

Drakari stepped out from the shadows of the trees, its enormous frame shaking the earth beneath. It let out a thunderous roar that echoed through the forest, sending birds fleeing into the night sky.“It’s… it’s a Celestial Beast,” Nikita whispered, her voice barely steady.“What are we supposed to do now?”“We can’t fight that,” she added, her eyes wide with fear.Avil and Benjamin stood frozen, speechless. No one had expected this—not here, not now.Drakari looked like something pulled straight out of legend.Towering and powerful, it radiated ancient energy that seemed to press down on everything around it. One wrong move and they’d be crushed.Taming a Celestial Beast… it was more than rare—it was impossible. No one had done it in over 15 years. It was the kind of thing that made history. The kind of thing that made a legend.Draco’s eyes lit up, the thrill of challenge sparking in them.“A Celestial Beast…” he muttered, almost to himself.“I didn’t expect this... but it might be