Attack On Titan Eldian Novels & Stories

"Give me one fucking reason not to end this right now." "The Queen..." Lucian coughed. A spray of blood hit Kaelor’s face. "She’s not behind me. She’s... she’s already here." "What are you talking about?" Lucian looked at Elian. "The First Voice," Lucian whispered. "Show them your neck, Elian." Kaelor didn't look. He kept his eyes on Lucian. But I looked. Elian was standing by the dome entrance. He reached up and pulled back his gold-threaded braid.

This realization broke my heart. I never really understood why Elaina wanted me dead, nor Jennifer. "I am not sure I understand all of it, but I've got to ask, what have I done to you that you want to see me dead" I asked her while trying to reposition myself. Elaina smiled and took a sit. "Well, it's not really about you sweetheart but Alpha Titan. You see, Titan is an interesting person to different interest groups." She relaxed and sat cross-legged in a queenly manner. I must confess that Elaina had a certain dignified carriage about her person that I have come to admire a lot.

The city of London began to flicker like a dying star—one moment a futuristic utopia, the next a dark, Victorian ruin. In the middle of this digital battlefield, the Soldier-Elian reappeared. He wasn't in the sky; he was standing on the pavement in Mayfair, his gold armor cracked, looking at the ghost of his mother. "Mother?" Elian asked, his voice sounding small against the roar of the city. "Elian, run!" Meilin’s ghost cried out, her form flickering violently. "The Director... he’s using your frequency to bridge the gap! He’s going to use you to lock the 'Sovereign' state forever!"

“I saw Lena bleed instead of letting me go under.” The tower was silent. Eli moved beside Wren. “I saw Damien’s fake rogues attack our camp. I saw one turn back into a Thorncrest soldier. I saw Cassian make them run. I saw Lena refuse to kill me.” That last sentence cracked something open. Several people looked at Eli. He stared straight ahead, jaw tight, trying to be older than he was. My chest ached. Mara’s eyes shone. Ben looked like he wanted to murder someone on Eli’s behalf.

Esmeralda couldn't believe it because she knew Elijah was kind and wouldn't do something like that. "I said your son Elijah deceived me. He's not like the perfect Alpha, you know," Elara replied firmly, then walked out of the room. She glanced at all their members who overheard their conversation, rolled her eyes at them, and strode out of the waiting area. "Wait, sis!" Fiona called out, and they both stopped as the drum sounded again, signaling the end of the hunting event.

“The same one that tried to kill me.” I stared at Narvia’s body, then at the dagger still lodged in her ribs. The blade glinted under torchlight, etched faintly with the mark Eliana had just described—a raven clutching a flame. I rose to my feet, my voice low and steady. “No more games. Whoever’s behind this dies next.” Eliana didn’t answer. Her eyes were locked on the floor—on the faint scorch marks spreading from Narvia’s body like wings.

"Let Elian's devotion ignite the flames of our purpose." The hooded figures closed in, their whispers weaving a chilling chant. Tristan's senses heightened, attuned to the Order's dark energy. As Elian, he would navigate treacherous landscapes, walking the thin line between loyalty and deception. The shadows swallowed him whole, his true identity hidden behind a veil of lies.

Blake asked curiously. “Because I have seen it, and the Titan will defend the family in a great battle; it scared me a little,” Elise said, looking up at her Father. “A great battle? The world is mostly at peace. How could there be a great battle?” Blake asked, shaking his head in denial. “It’s what Elise has seen. A great battle far, but not far, will entail all the Mommies and the Defender for our survival.” Elise said with a pout.

Rachael, who sat waiting with a smile on her delicate face, asked. Eloise smiled faintly. “Rachael, cut to the chase already, or I’ll get nervous.” Rachael raised her brow. “All right. Do you still remember Lucian?” Eloise’s gaze lowered. “The Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack, right?” “Yes. I saw him at Scarlet Heart the other night…. With Ellison. Odd, isn’t it?” Eloise’s lashes fluttered slightly. “What exactly did you see, Rachael?”

Her eyes were fixed on the man in front of her. “You know, I’m thinking about going home to Atlantis and staying there for good. Do you want to come with me?” Ellaine felt a hand grabbed hers. She was turned to face Finrod. He shook her and woke her from her dreamy feeling. “Ellaine! What did I told you?” The rage was masked in his voice but it can’t be denied in his eyes. “Where is Yntreia?” “Oh, I’m sorry.” She felt a little dizzy. It was a moment later when she was able to recover her balance and consciousness. “I-I lost her a while ago before I bumped into Caeruleus.”