Aphmau Blaze Novels & Stories

Blaze surfaced coughing, his coat torn and his eyes burning too bright in the rising sun. I surged to my feet and rushed over to him. “Are you okay?” I demanded. He nodded slowly, brushing sand out of his hair. “I’m gonna kill someone.” he growled hoarsely. Caleb stared at him. “Do you have a history of being buried?” Blaze exhaled. "You don’t want that answer.” “Fair.” Once we were all upright, we turned as one. Toward the horizon. Toward what the desert was hiding. And every single breath froze in our lungs. Before us were rows of tents. Hundreds if not thousands.

Blaze excitedly stood up, grabbed Phoebe's hand, and replied, "Don't worry, Pheebs. I'll be sure to win this and come home safe." Phoebe nodded with a smile and said, "All right, hurry up and go, or you may not be able to get to him in time. We'll be waiting for you right here." Gazing at Phoebe before him, seeing her growing belly, Blaze took a deep breath, picked up the battle suit, and left, all while Phoebe shut her eyes tight. Her man may have left her, but she had no regrets. *** After leaving the hotel, Blaze immediately made a phone call and said, "Our men need help at Serpent's Haven. Gather at the outskirts in half an hour. Anyone who's late will be left behind."

*Syla, We are coming in, grab Flame now,* Blaze said to me. I ran to her holding her tight in my arms as the rest of the men looked out the front window, I backed far into the corner, keeping Flame safe, as Blaze broke down the back door, and shifted, his venom dripping from his fangs as he slowly approached them, their faces frozen in fear, They did not know he had venom, until now. I turned my back to them, I didn't want to watch him kill them and I didn't want Flame to see that either.

Samson’s house came into view with rogues circling around it. Blaze instantly spotted the six rouges. The rouge positioned himself, ready to attack the Alpha. Blaze smirked at him. He lunged at Blaze, but he quickly dodged it and bit his neck. The rogue whimpered in pain. Blaze bit his neck hard, and he fell on the ground, dead. The other rouges snarled at the Blue Moon pack’s warriors. The beta known as Caleb attacked the rogues with the help of the warriors.

Hunter responded, light heartedly. “You need to get over here now, Hunter.” Blaze mind linked and then cut the link. He didn't want Hunter hounding him with questions. “What the hell are we even worried about some mermaid. My sons are trapped in that burning building and we need to get them out. They have been in there too long the building is starting to fall apart.” Ameliah said looking frantic and afraid for her sons. She didn't think that her sons could die when she thought of the plan to burn the building down. “She's right the place is starting to fall in on itself, we need to send someone in to search for Trixie.” Ji'lahni said, as they all looked at the burning building.

They fled, living humbly in a quiet village where kindness meant more than crowns. For years, they were happy. Until fate caught up. His betrothed found them, and in her vengeance, she set their new family ablaze. His wife. His child. The parents and siblings who had taken him in. All turned to ash. That was when Aamon gifted the world the Blue Flame—not to destroy, but to free. A fire capable of severing mate bonds, of defying destiny itself. Now, that Flame was Cassandra’s. And her patience was running thin.

She met Apollo’s gaze before stressing, “Now.” Blaze immediately picked up her phone to call her sister. Mae and Kierian both cursed as they headed for the worn down houses in the pack village to call any warriors to fight and order children to the cellars for protection. Amerie filled Apollo and Everett in on the camp and the beasts she’d seen. She pointed in the direction of the camp and told them they should be here in less than thirty minutes. Apollo ordered Everett to go to the armory to grab magazines of the magical bullets.

Harry playfully said. “She is nothing to me.” “I told you Harry, Alpha Blaze doesn’t love me. Amber has been her mate from before until now. It would never be me. And besides, I am going to marry Leandro,” I yelled out of my lungs and ran away from them. “Where the h*ll do you think you’re going?” I stopped when Alpha Blaze appeared in front of me. “You don’t care, right?” “I’m just warning you, Shama. If you is an outsider roaming around in this village, don’t be hardheaded. This is our last conversation,” he uttered.

“She is the fire. The one the prophecy warned of.” I stiffened. “What prophecy?” “The Bonded Flame. The soul marked twice—by light and by darkness. You should not exist. And yet, here you stand.” Caelan stepped forward. “We need your help. The cult—” “I know what they do,” Maevra snapped. “I helped build what they are. The lies, the sacrifices. I lit the first sacred fire that burned the unworthy in her name. And for my sins, I was unmade.”

⁠“I’m afr‌aid of nothin‍g.” Hours later, alarms screamed through the co‍mpound, information reaching us that one of⁠ our ship was engulf‍ed in flames,⁠ tearing apart at th⁠e d‌ocks with me‍n screaming, metal warping and wate‍r sw‌allo‍wing‍ bodies.