House Of Legions (The Angel Descendants book 1) novel Chapter 75

Ulaidea touched his face, but Liam flinched, moving his cheek out of her reach. When she made to touch him again, she was shocked, stuttering, “But I thought you.. I..” he walked further down, not looking back.

He hated when a woman thought it was okay to make assumptions and throw themselves at him, he took what he wanted from whom he wanted and he was never in need of females.

Alexa said, in last thought, “He’ll let you know,” She smiled at Ulaidea before she ran up to Liam. “

Alexa, you know how Asguardian woman is.”

“It was funny,” She shrugged, “It's what Calub would have said.”

Liam sighed, “True, ready to kill demons?”

She took out her guns, shook her hair out, and smiled as others watched with amazement as it got thicker and sharpened on the edges, dangling as far as her knees, like razor blades, before she said, “I’m keeping count this time, you tricked me last month.”

“I didn’t, it was twenty-three.”

They both sped up and started climbing a block of what looked like flats. Alexa in the lead, he climbed a few blocks behind her, he could hear the demons screaming, the ground trembling.

The shadow jumped down landing next to Liam, “Vincent, did you know?” he yelled.

The crossbow never rested and the arrows never ceased, the Caster’s hands moving too fast for the human eye, but his voice as calm as if he’d just woken up, when he said “I didn’t, I was on a date.”

Liam ran off, toward Alexa, her hair holding three demons captive as she shot at them and stabbed at another with the other hand, still counting, “thirty-five…. thirty-six…”

Liam joined her and threw his sword into one of the demons. He hadn’t turned to any inner strength, knowing full well that this was just a small warm-up, test-the-waters theory, and if there were two things Liam was unbeatable in, it was war and death. Without even breaking a sweat, he took the demons’ lives aware of the outside eyes who watched him. He made their death look as easy as counting because to him that’s what it was.., easy.