Aegon The Conqueror Series Novels & Stories

This was do or die. As Naraja got off the ground quickly, the black human-like monster immediately kicked him in the stomach with its left leg that sent him flying back a little, but in the moment of the impact Naraja kept his weight grounded to the ground from his core to his feet as he skidded backwards on the ground. Thanks to that he was able to stop himself, then as Naraja stomped his left leg into the ground, even with it being damaged. Naraja, continued to charge forward.

As long as she didn't get hurt in the process. "Okay, then," I settled down. Aegean gave the signal for the second wave and Terranean got ready. Aegean and his men had handled themselves well. The sorcerers were powerful but not many of them were out there. Aegean's weapon took down more men than any other warrior. He fired it as if he was playing a game. The sick part was he was enjoying himself. Terranean looked at Martin. "See you on the battlefield, Meredyno. Be careful and don't get killed."

"I know it'll be hard, but you have to move as fast as you can, okay? If we can get a car that would be great." "What then?" Konstantin needed to know what he was taking Zasha into. "I'll call my people with the stolen phone, then discard it. Chances are we'll have a plan by the time I'm off the phone. The full power of Aegis Group will be behind us." Konstantin didn't know what that meant, but Haley said it with so much conviction he had to hope that meant they'd make it through this. "Okay, stay close to me. Konstantin, help Ivana up the stairs, please?" Haley moved past them to the stairs.

Regis Filia Gazmin immediately knelt down and bowed. "Good!" he said. He stood up, and he supported the regis filia to stand. "Take it." And he reached the Eoburos Kingdom Ancient Jade." "Thank you for trusting me, Emperor Aegaeus. I promise not to let you down." "Benige facis, Emperor Aegaeus!" Governor Gedda's statement. The next day Empaler Aegaeus left first, and General Dour was with him. IMMORTAL WORLD - NUNNEAPIA NATION - OTTONEM KINGDOM

He'd already thought of that and had put feelers out before arriving to scope out the location. "Why are we doing this?" Aaron turned to face Damian. "Why not cut our losses and run?" "Those guys in there, they work for a company called Aegis Group. Ever heard of them?" Aaron frowned. "No." "Then you haven't been paying attention. Anyone who fucks with them gets burned. We thought we were up against some small-time crooks, when really we were poking the bear. Now, unless we take care of them, this is going to come back on us. If we cut and run, they'll come after us. The only way this gets handled is if they're dead."

​The Aegis was a marvel of naval engineering, a three-hundred-foot testament to the Montgomery family’s belief that they were untouchable. As it sliced through the Atlantic, twenty miles off the coast of Montauk, it hummed with the quiet, expensive power of a private city. Inside the main salon, the air was a haze of expensive cigar smoke and the crisp, ozone scent of high-end air conditioning.

Although I have known her for years, Trig, who has been traveling and living like a nomad for the last seven years, has yet to meet her. “Max Swallows.” “Trig Abercrombie.” “Oh, right, the good Abercrombie brother.” She says with a smile. Trig furrows his brows. “The good brother?” “Well, if you are related to this one, you are the good one by default.” I frown as Trig bursts out laughing. “I’m the good one. Ask our parents, they will tell you.” “Unfortunately, my brother is correct. He’s the straight-A student who stayed and took over the company, and I’m the black sheep who spends the money.”

It was a flood of every memory the planet held—the rustle of the ancient cedars, the migratory pulse of the whales, the dying breaths of the Sterling Board, and the first cry of Rowan Davis. ​"Kael! Your eyes!" Leo’s voice echoed from the surface, transmitted through the salt-water medium like a direct psychic link. ​Kael’s eyes weren't hazel, brown, or violet. They were shifting through the entire spectrum of the visible and invisible. He wasn't just Kael anymore; he was the Conductor. ​"The Aegis is a cage," Kael’s voice boomed through the Shallows, projected by every server stack simultaneously. "But the world is a song. You can’t cage a song. You can only share it."

The fight in the extraction chamber was no longer a battle of magic; it was a desperate, bloody scramble for survival. I dodged Kael’s first strike, the air whistling past my ear with the force of a sledgehammer, and drove my elbow into the exposed hydraulic line at his waist. He didn't feel the pain, but the mechanical fluid sprayed across the floor, causing his leg to seize. I didn't wait for him to recover. I channeled every ounce of my remaining fire into a single, focused beam and struck the central power conduit that fed the Aegis pylons.

Her arms went around his neck and she returned his affection before drawing his attention to the far horizon. There were no clouds just a massed horde. It seemed Prince Connor Mac Neill wanted to challenge his fellow conqueror for possession of Ormond. Had someone slipped something into the former King Ephron’s wine at his behest so he could strike at the very moment the realm was weakest? Rufus hadn’t cared for his arrogant ways ever since they met and steered well clear, though his younger brother was sound. Would this set the pair of them against each other? That wasn’t his priority right now. Megan was trembling.