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“All I need to do is give her a little of my power. Just a spark. That should stir the Crystal inside her.” Arya’s face hardened. “No. That would drain her Tina, she’s human and we can’t risk that.” “I won’t hold on long enough to harm her. And she isn’t just human, she is the Crystal itself… a little fueling is what she needs.” Tina said. Arya turned to me, clearly waiting for me to refuse. But I didn’t. “Arya… It’s okay. Let her try.” Arya let out a worried sigh and slowly, she stepped back.

The Syndicate didn't build a headquarters; they built a hallucination. ​The Aegis was a spire of white carbon and reinforced glass anchored in the dead center of the Atlantic, rising out of the black water like a jagged diamond. As the tilt-rotor touched down, the sea spray hit the heated glass of the deck, turning into a fine, salty mist that tasted like tears and expensive gin.

A single wave of pure, crystalline silver frost began to spread from the base of the catwalk across the surface of the churning magma, turning the boiling black rock into a solid sheet of sapphire-blue ice in a single, silent second. The primary cooling lines of the Aegis extraction machinery short circuited instantly, the high pressure pumps exploding into a spectacular storm of blue-green sparks as the geothermal water supply turned into solid ice within the pipes. The Grand Alpha’s throne buckled upward as the electrical circuit failed, the forty copper cables tearing out of his skull with a series of sharp, sickening pops that sent a shower of black smoke flying through the air. Lord Mas

And just like the modern cities that choked the horizon, this empire was built on the slow, bleeding death of the environment it was supposed to protect. In the exact center of the vast, domed chamber, suspended ten feet in the air above a circular dais, was the Anchor Stone. It was a terrifyingly beautiful object—a raw, jagged diamond the size of a war horse, pulsing with a rhythmic, sickening heartbeat of pure emerald and gold energy. This was the heart of the Aegis of Glass. Looking closely, Lucian could see thousands of microscopic, hair-like silver filaments radiating outward from the crystal, anchoring themselves deep into the glass floorboards, pumping the stolen life-force of the Wes

I knew I wouldn't be able to hide it for long but I was ready to face the consequences later. Meanwhile, Jade reunited with her boyfriend and family and she decided to book an appointment to fix her ear next week Wednesday. I was really happy for her, her life was getting back on track. Whilst scrolling through my phone in my room, I heard glasses shatter everywhere. The noise seemed to be coming from mom's room. Instantly I dropped my phone and hurried to her room only to find mirror glasses shattered everywhere. Not again. “Mom! What did you do?” I asked looking around. Why would she do this?

She still has no idea why she was given a seat between these men, talking about strength and alliance. [I’ll explain things later. Just follow the flow.] Lina looked at Eon from the rim of her glass and nodded a little. “Aegaeon, we heard that you are taking over the mine and you’re claiming it as your territory.” Alpha Carlsen opened the discussion. “Yes. You could say that since the mining company is now under my many other properties around this area.” Lina was surprised that Eon had a lot of properties in the state. “Are you staying?” Alpha Tomas asked. “I want to know since we are the nearest neighbors.” He added the last statement for he doesn’t want to open Aegaeon.

She slept most of the next day. Not the restless, fitful sleep she had endured since the pregnancy pains began, but a deep, heavy slumber that worried me more than any scream could have. The healer assured me it was necessary—that whatever power Krystal had drawn on during the attack had drained her far beyond what her body was used to holding. “She did not merely defend herself,” Elder Maeve told me quietly. “She awakened something.” I hadn’t left Krystal’s side. Not when the healers came and went. Not when my council demanded answers. Not even when reports of the rogue interrogation arrived at my door.

"Thank you, Liam.” “I need one of those in my system,” Hailey said, pointing at the red cup Liam was holding. "Do you want anything?” She asked Chloe. Shaking her head, she looked around in search of something, or rather someone. “You should get your straight from the red keg in the kitchen. I would avoid the one out in the hall if I were you.” He advised and Hailey nodded her thanks. She waved at Chloe, putting her hand against her mouth and then throwing it for her to catch it, before walking away.

My vision began to blur as the panic I"d being pushing down came rushing back in a violent back. I shook violently in a single spot and coughed repeatedly. I can't let it win. They can't win. So I focused my eyes back to the little girl. She still sat there and all of me wanted to go help her. But this time I remembered who I am. I am Aegis, I am cursed to always destroy all that I love.