Artazon Gym Leader Novels & Stories

The members of Hydrocure United would be left without a leader as well. There was a tinge of admiration in Zayn’s eyes. He nodded and said, “Not bad. I didn’t expect you to be quite good actually. You’re able to brace a punch from me without being severely injured. Very well. I’m pretty pleased. If that’s the case, here’s my second punch then.” Atlas’ pupils constricted abruptly while he complained bitterly in his heart, cursing at Zayn for being a madman! However, he was still the leader of Hydrocure United and also a fourth-tier master fighter. He had lost count of how many fights he had engaged in his life, so his mental toughness was well developed. He inhaled a deep breath to make his b

"Are you ready for this Cziro?" Arron asked me, worry filling his voice. I nodded. I was 2 minutes away from stepping into the arena to face off to General Jerome and his elite team made up of only five people. "Did Arisa decide to join you or not?" Arron questioned. I asked that only Aaron stay in the room with me. I couldn't stand to see Arisa's face full of worry and Liz still ignoring Arisa, especially right before this fight.

If it gets too high, it will cause your wolf to go rogue. That is exactly what was happening to Arlo. He had so much lyonite built up in his system, he was on the verge of turning rogue. One shift isn't enough to bring those levels down to a safe level. To burn through some of that lyonite buildup, he needs to burn as much energy as possible in his wolf form... So they run. Atlas pushes Arlo to run as fast as he can. The cousins run side by side through the woods, with Arlo dropping behind Atlas when the path becomes too narrow.

his eyes flicker to me briefly before they return to his son who looks even more curious. Atlas tilted his head again, studying him like he was trying to piece together a puzzle. His small nose scrunched up slightly before he asked bluntly. “Are you a warrior too? Is that why you were sparring with my mommy?” A soft wave of laughter moved through some of the warriors around us and that eases the tension just a bit. A faint smile tugged at Ryan's lips. “Something like that.” Atlas’s eyes lit up immediately. “I'm going to be the strongest warrior when I grow up so I can protect mommy!” He said proudly as he puffed his chest out a little. “I train all the time. Mommy says I’m getting better.”

Her energy feels muted, and I can’t help but hope the gym clears her head. A few minutes later, the others trickle into the kitchen, loud as usual, and we head out to the training field. Atlas is humming in my head, eager for the session to begin. ‘I cant wait to best Zion,’ he growls enthusiastically. ‘Don’t get cocky, Atlas.’ But even as I say it, I can’t stop the grin tugging at my lips. This should be good.

“Argo needs you, man. He can walk, but he’s in no condition to fight yet.” “I can fucking fight.” Argo countered, glaring at Storm. “Okay, hit me.” Storm said, taunting my son. Argo stood up, and the moment he raised his arm, he dropped it. “Fine. But I’ll be okay in five minutes or so. Don’t think that just because you’re Luna, you can boss me around. I’m a fucking gamma, and I have lived through worse.” Storm rolled his eyes, “okay, big shot. Calm your fucking horses. I’m just saying we need to either wait until more people show up or we need Asher’s help to kill anyone who still has a problem with us.”

After finishing up with his phone calls, Harden walked back into the morgue and saw Damien trying to act innocent. He wondered what the boy was up to. *** I gotta train for this. Arthur knew that this meetup with Harden might be his last. That was why he was throwing himself into his training regiment, upping the weights and lengthening his time in front of the punching bag. To beat Harden and his tricks, Arthur must be better. He also had to stay sharp. Arthur gulped down another Red Bull and crushed the can in his fist. That was his third in the last hour. He had stayed up the entire time, training. If he was going to have one over Harden and his games, Arthur had to do this.

I started looking at the page and reading a little. “Whoa,” Arrow exclaimed. “That is insane! I can see all the words!” “Me too!” Arion said excitedly. He grumbled, “Damn it, Nikko is telling the truth, but don’t think that means you will be her only guard,” he snarled. “I wouldn’t dream of it, in fact, I would like the opportunity to train Dex. He is a great warrior, and the Moon has granted her approval for him to be trained, giving the true Luna two guardians,” he smiled.

He then proceeded to introduce each candidate and their unique abilities: - Aaryn: CHANGE - the power to transform into various forms. - Jet: FREEZE - the ability to freeze enemies. - Raven: SNOW - the power to create snow, even on a sunny day. - Amarok: ARMOUR - the ability to turn his body into an impenetrable armor. - Katniss: SNIPER - the skill to easily target enemies from a distance. I smirked confidently, determined to become the top candidate for the next trainer position.

As Arthur passed by the gymgoers, everyone nodded in his direction, giving him the respect that he was accustomed to receiving. He made his way to the far corner of the gym, where the heavy bag hung from the ceiling, just waiting for him. It was his most consistent opponent that he had in his life at the moment, besides Liam of course. Arthur wrapped his hands in red boxing tape. He turned around and immediately started to pummel the bag, each punch releasing all the pent-up frustration that had been building since he met with Liam and Ella on the bridge. The gym lights were low, making him almost invisible to those around him, and that was exactly what he needed.