Apex Predators Titanfall 2 Novels & Stories

I supported him while he was on his feet. Gosh! The drugs must have been taking an effect on him. “Kick that jerk out of here!” Raylie hissed silently. He was as if losing his strength. The servants approached Travis who already planned to get away. But Thore and the twins were quick in catching him. I don’t know what else happened and I focused on Raylie. “Are you okay?” He smiled. “Of course. No one can beat a Titan.” He said with pride. But just right after, he closed his eyes and lost his consciousness.

They finally found the queen that was supposed to lead their pack and he won't back down. "She's not going to take anything." Keyton growled. "What is this nonsense?" Piper yelled coming into the cell, Jayla glared at him as well Eglan who was stern. "Piper, Eglan." Freiner breathed out. "Little bastard is scared of them." Keyton snorted and he glared at him. "Asswipe." He snarled and tried to lunge at him but Jayla stopped him right after he couldn't get in. She was mad and pissed. White smoke was around her body, there is silver lightning on her body.

Finn looked toward his Alpha for confirmation. Brodi fought the urge to growl. He didn't recognize their scents so they could only be from the Blackfoot Pack. "Killian! This must be where his pack holed up. I will kill him where he stands if he has anything to do with this." Finn sent two of his patrol around to flank the guards ahead so they could not escape to warn the rest of the Blackfoot Pack. Once they advised him they were in position, Brodi, Finn and two more of his team trotted up the path. The men jumped out of the trees and pointed weapons at them just as they had expected. Brodi's deep, rumbling growl made every hair on the men's bodies stand at attention. Brodi pushed his Alpha

"And according to this file, it is awaiting the awakening protocol. If Adams flips the switch, he unleashes a creature with the combined strength of thirty Alphas." Dominic turned away from the table, pacing toward the shuttered steel windows. The tension in the bunker was palpable. The political victory at our front gates suddenly felt incredibly fragile. We had routed Elder Thorne's army, but we were now racing against a biological ticking clock. "If you build an artificial ruler, you need a throne," Dominic murmured, his voice a low, calculating rumble. He turned back to face the room. "The Apex Coalition despises the Regional Council. Adams called them a parasite. The syndicate doesn't j

"The toxin will work within 24 hours, with no antidote. Want the delay agent? Then, get on your knees and start begging me!" Spettro lunged forward and grabbed him by the throat. "Where's the antidote?" "There's no antidote, only the delay agent. It's in my apartment," the technician said, wheezing. "But you won't make it in time." I calmly raised my hand and studied the red dot. "What toxin?" "A new type of neurotoxin. It starts from blurry vision, then loss of muscle control, and finally, respiratory failure." The technician coughed up blood but continued, "You won't live to see tomorrow's moon. The Donna's era is over."

A voice answered from above. “Right here.” Alexander looked up — and his stomach dropped. Elite Citadel soldiers stood on the suspended catwalks overhead. At least twenty of them. Black armor. Red visors. Weapons glowing with purge-suppression tech. Elias growled. “They won’t stop us.” The captain of the squad jumped down from the catwalk, landing in front of them with heavy boots. “Elias Varyn,” he said coldly. “Primarch-class. Kill on sight.” Elias stepped forward.

Elias commanded. From the roof of the Titan, a dozen miniature drones launched into the air, their multi-spectrum sensors identifying the positions of Alistair’s shooters. Within seconds, the drones began to emit a series of non-lethal, high-frequency sonic bursts that neutralized the mercenaries, leaving them incapacitated on the ground. "Ramming speed," Raf declared, his foot slamming onto the accelerator. The Titan didn't just hit the kinetic barriers; it obliterated them. The six-wheeled monster plowed through the obstacles with a terrifying, unstoppable force, its reinforced chassis absorbing the impact as if it were nothing more than a minor speed bump.

Richard sneaks a glance at me. "I can not tell you the reason or cause of this war, neither can I say who our opponent or opponents shall be but the real point is that we should be at our best until our Alpha returns in the meantime, he has instructed me to control all of you until he gets back from his long trip, I mean all of you," Richard repeats his last statement while looking at me. Does calling him a lap dog have something to do with the weird stare? It most likely does because why in the world is he looking at me in such a manner?

The communication was broken off and the captain switched back to her backup. "Subject's been compromised. Wait for my signal. I'm going in." With that, the captain advanced towards the door and stood on one side. She waited. If the delivery guy had ratted her out, whoever was inside would make a run for it. Or, maybe his mic was broken but that was highly unlikely, considering where the APD gets most of its gadgets from. Carter Laboratories or CarterLabs for short. The most successful and biggest research facility in all of Georgia, run by none other than Dr. Carter Hall and his partner, Dr. Katherine Patterson.

Maya asked, her hands glowing with a soft gold as she gripped the overhead support rail. ​"Ten minutes. Maybe less," Silas replied, her jaw set. "But we’ve got a bigger problem. Look at the scanners." ​On the tactical display, hundreds of red icons began to swarm the landing zone. These weren't drones or machines. They were the "Apex" wolves, Thorne’s personal guard, fully infused with the Primal Seed and the necro-virus. They were standing on the jagged obsidian peaks, their eyes glowing with a synchronized, rhythmic red pulse.