Ao3 Aether Novels & Stories

The night my mom died was the night the leader of the black werewolf and vampire - The almighty one as he's being called tried to take the life of the Elected one, so he won't be dethroned. No wonder the town was in disarray that particular night , it's quite obvious that these beings and humans can't peaceful coexist , we would continue to be their prey. My mission alongside other humans who have been victims of vampire attacks is to eradicate them all. Everyone of them including the Almighty one!!. California ... Athena's POV continued. "What in the world just happened?!" I thought staring at the book terrified. I raised my hands up to my face and looked at it , I don't have super powers r

The headquarters of such a prestigious faction as the Aetherians, Mount Aether, harbored monster activity in its rear. Lost in thought, Adrian found himself at the rear of the mountain. What he witnessed took him aback. The contrast between the front and rear of Mount Aether was staggering, akin to two disparate worlds. Unlike the serene front, the rear exuded a demonic aura, reminiscent of scenes from hell rather than paradise. This revelation surpassed Adrian's imagination.

I explain, Liam just raises an eyebrow, "You're always rude and disrespectful and I think you should be more resilient to take it when someone is as rude to you as you are to everyone. HOWEVER I am really sorry. I actually think your mom is probably the one and only person who wouldn't mind spending eternity with you.” "You fucking suck at apologizing," he grumbles, but he uncrosses his arms and smiles a little, "I accept your apology, Omega. And you're welcome, by the way, for opening your eyes to your fated bond even though Theo wanted to keep you in the dark.”

Alpha Jo walked towards me like someone who had caught a thief. “What do you want, Alpha Jo?” I asked. Alpha Jo looked at me, this time with a lot of surprise on his face. “You almost fooled me you know,” he said as he grabbed my arm to check for the mark he gave me for banishing me. I did not resist him. I believe it was time he knew I was his wife. The rejected one. “Aha, so indeed you are Ava, my omega who plotted to kill me. Is this who Alpha Ayar sent to me for a solution? I am shocked that he did not get the memo. I do not bow to female emissaries,” he said.

he asked, his voice already laced with suspicion. I exhaled, slow. My tongue felt too large in my mouth. “Page 117,” I said. He stilled. I didn’t need to explain further. He knew what I meant. Callum Thorne had a quiet obsession with the advanced alchemical theory texts Professor Zelda kept locked behind his desk cabinet—specifically, the first edition copy of Astrum’s Theory of Etheric Bloom Convergence, a book so dense it made most of the upperclassmen groan, and so rare that even the library kept only a facsimile. He’d spent months trying to get a full look at the annotations in the original margin notes—especially the ones on page 117, which were rumored to contradict modern interpretati

A massive stone slab fell, but the shield caught it. Killian stared. “What…” Aeris looked at his hands. Light danced across them. “I didn’t mean to.” “You made a shield.” “Omegas can’t do that.” “You’re not like other omegas.” Killian touched the light. Warm, alive. “You never were.” More debris fell, but the shield held. Aeris went pale. His knees gave out. “It’s draining me,” he gasped. “I can’t hold it long.” “Let it go. We’ll run.”

Liam's POV My chest constricted at the idea of not being able to mark my mate. Curse the moon goddess. I know she is only giving her a choice. But, fucking hell, help a brother out. Aurora peered up at me curiously with her sun filled eyes. The light glinting off of them as a hint of a smirk crossed her lips. She put an arm behind her back, swaying slightly as she took a step toward me.

His eyes wide with terror. “No!” My younger voice cracks as I trash against the restraints. “Don't touch him!” My uncle doesn't even look at me “An alpha cannot have a heart, it is a weakness.” He says calmly. Elias adjusts the controls on the machine. “Male Omegas bonds are genetic anomalies.” Auriel’s voice booms. “They destabilize Alpha blooodlines.” My heart slams violently against my ribs. “You can't do this!” I roar, Fenir’s anger coming out of me.

The architects of this calamity were known as the Thousand-Eye Civilization. A mid-tier Astral-level civilization with strong energy and mystic orientation, the Thousand-Eye species possessed high-tier transcendent bloodlines. They appeared as amorphous masses studded with countless tentacles, each tipped with an eye capable of emitting energy beams and psychic waves of varied functions. Their spatial technologies were advanced, excelling in interdimensional exploration and cross-space navigation. Despite being part of the Order-aligned Civilization Council, the Thousand-Eyes were inherently violent and predatory toward other planes.