18 Titans Novels & Stories

She had to be. Through the fog and rain, the Titans facility rose ahead… a gleaming tower of glass and steel, massive banners celebrating decades of championships swaying slightly in the wind. The sheer size made her pause in the car, mouth dry, stomach tight. Even before she parked, she could hear the faint rhythm of pucks hitting ice somewhere inside, echoing like a heartbeat of the place. Her pulse raced faster. She parked, exhaling slowly, letting her eyes roam over the polished exterior. The Titans world was bigger, louder, and sharper than she had imagined.

But it was what came behind them that truly terrified me. Three figures, each standing twenty feet tall, covered in silver armor that seemed to absorb light. They moved with impossible grace for their size, and where their feet touched the ground, the earth withered. "Titan-class hybrids," Chen whispered—she'd been conscripted as our intelligence officer, her knowledge too valuable to waste. "Theoretical only, I thought. The energy required to maintain that size should be impossible." "Unless they're using multiple power sources," I realized. "How many Moonsingers did the Council really kill? How many did they harvest?"

I need to be emotionally strong for both of us and for the safety of everyone. Now back in human form, I slowly walk back to the limo. Nathan and the twelve warriors are all standing there with a look of worry and concern on their faces. 'Alpha Maximus... are you okay? We could hear you...Chaos for miles,' I’m too depressed to talk. I step into the limo and sit there with my head in my hands. 'The next pack is four hours away. So, I suppose we can sleep in the cars tonight,' Nathan says.

It was a solid twenty feet away, but happened to be in the opposite direction as Tamara and her nightmare creature. The rogues had begun to pour in. I could only hope that the lack of troops on their end was because of the tunnel collapse from when Nicki, Tyra and I went snooping around. Eight emerged from the forest nearby, scattering as they frothed at the mouth, ready to cause damage and bring death. Three of those eight turned their eyes on Atlas and I, along with the four Fae warriors who had been stalking our backs. 'I don't suppose you'll tell me to do the same?' Atlas's voice trickled into my mind, barely audible with the fighting going on around us.

"I want to crush you into pieces!" Then, the Rank 1 Honorable Ranked Titan Zombie held onto a giant ax and charged toward Lucas aggressively. The Titan Zombie had a very huge physique, about six meters tall and the sight of it really creeped one out. Unfortunately, that Rank 1 Honorable Ranked Titan Zombie was only a weakling when presented before Lucas. Lucas was seen lifting one of his fingers and a scary white aura surrounded it. He then flung his finger down. Swoosh! A wind-cutting sound appeared, and a scary attack of white aura charged toward the Rank 1 Honorable Ranked Titan Zombie, aggressively.

In the entire Eastern Continent, the number of Mammoth demons was only five and the five of them were currently walking hand in hand on the grounds of the Yianju headquarters. “I almost lost my head when I wasn't careful with them in the Eastern Star Continent's forbidden forest back then,” Xuan Wu muttered in amazement when he saw the five legendary mammoths lined up together and about to attack him simultaneously.

Chapter 51: Homecoming Ryder Holding Demi’s hand, I walk towards the Titans. Guardians of the gateway to hell. Demi is to my right, in between Drake and I. Just in case shit goes south I step in front of her. These fuckers are as tall as buildings that you would see in New York, and I don’t want to piss them off. They are bipedal and look like giant men with only one eye, like a cyclops. They wear toga style clothing that only cover one shoulder and their waists. The rest of their abnormally muscular bodies are on display. They eye me intently, but never move to stop us from getting closer to the gateway. I guess they got the message.

“Sabrina—“ “Go. I’ll call when I need help,” I cut off Titus when I noticed how he wasn’t leaving my side. He had so many rogues attacking him, but I could see how even still in his human form, he can defeat more. It’s like the strength these Warriors got from the Freedom wasn’t affecting him that much like they were affecting me. But he was making sure not to go too far away as I stayed where I stood since we got near the warehouse.

Spending one more time in that place would have made Titan take over and rip them into pieces. Titan howls in my head at the betrayal of it all. He does not use words. It is a pure, keening sound of agony, the sound of a wolf who has hurt its mate. He had mourned the absence of our mate for weeks, had mourned our broken bond, but nothing had broken him more than knowing that his instinct had always been right. He had never liked Roxy, not once. Titan had played a crucial role in ensuring that Roxy and I never got intimate during my marriage to Rhea. I admit there were times I almost crossed those lines, but Titan would howl, growl, and gnash so fiercely that I would get so frustrated and ret

It crawled. "Target... active..." it skipped. It was dragging itself toward me. I reached for my railgun. It was gone, lost in the fall. I reached for my sidearm. The holster was empty. I had my knife. An obsidian blade, six inches long. The Titan was ten feet away. It was leaking violet fluid that hissed where it touched the star-metal. "You... don't... quit," I murmured. "Mission... parameters... absolute," the Titan said.