Avatar Blue People Novels & Stories

Chad instructed. The avatar walks towards the charging station and lays down on the charging dock. It closes its eyes as if it's sleeping. Celine was impressed with how the A.I. looks so real in the future. Although there are some realistic robots from Japan in 2021. "Open your avatar so you can also have it fully charged. We'll never know when the doctor needs them to run errands for us." Chad suggested. Celine started opening the box with her name on it. Unlike Chad's box, it only has her first name. The other one has the doctor's name on it. She turned on her avatar and decided to call it Dos, which means number two in Spanish.

"That’s right, from this sun onward, Ava Hart will be protected by our own claws and our spirits will no longer allow her skin to get hurt." My fan club quickly creates an international Ava Anti-Defamation Alliance on the wires, and the new group quickly attracts tens of thousands of fierce fans who want to join the guard. As they held a lot of experience dealing with the entertainment industry, the supporters split up their daily workload and created a strict pack system. Some wolves take charge of spotting defamation claims on the wires, some take charge of researching the true information, and some compile a massive database of my achievements since my debut on the Pacific Crown Gala runw

"We're in this together, Ava. We'll rebuild, not just this floor, but everything else that's been broken." Back upstairs, the tension in the room was noticeable. Ava, sensing the need for a moment of human connections, walked determinedly over to where Carver was hunched over his desk, engrossed in his work. Without a word, she gently pushed him away from the desk and wrapped her arms around him. Carver's initial reaction was to tense, the unexpected embrace momentarily catching him off guard. "Shhh, just let it be easy," Ava whispered softly.

I nodded, smiling brightly as more cameras clicked. “Also,” he said, gesturing to Caleb. “I hereby recognise Caleb Norway as the werewolf ambassador to the humans.” Across the room, Simon nodded, a cheerful smile tugging at his face. A smile I had never seen. Selene smiled, her tearful face now replaced with a huge assuring smile. This was the beginning of a new future, the beginning of Ava's legacy. Today, a new leadership had begun, a leadership Ava would loved if she were alive.

Ava didn’t elaborate, but I was okay with that. Letting out a long breath, I relaxed. Knowing that it was possible, the only thing we needed to do was figure out a way to defeat Arion. With the possibility of Dragons no longer needing to hide as well, I was looking forward to seeing what the world would be like with Dragons being able to live amongst humans. “Thank you, Ava.” Trenton spoke and Ava suddenly blinked a few times until her irises returned to a natural olive green.

He said and she swallowed thickly. "I know. I'll talk to you later, Dad. I've to go," She whispered and dropped the call. Ava met Aiden's gaze. "You thought humans were bad but your people are no different." She said and stepped closer, glaring at him with her chin jutted out in defiance. "All I'm saying is that there are good people and then there are bad people. And it's not only about humans." She said keeping their gaze locked for a long moment.

Maybe we can be renegades. - How about we find our mate, and then we can leave? - Are you sure our mate is in this bloody pack? Ava asked me. To be honest, I was not sure of anything, I knew I wanted to find him and maybe he will make them stop bullying me and protect me, maybe we can leave here. I wanted to go away, but I did not have anywhere else to go after the war. I did not have any relatives alive left. I was an orphan, alone in this world.

“Stay together!” As much as she would have liked to stick around to see a bunch of humans get owned by a handful of babies, Ava wasn’t deluded enough to really think that was how that encounter would go. The humans were ten times their size, and they had weapons and very few morals. For now, their speed was their biggest asset.

Debra asked, looking at Abigail since she was working in the pack company. Abigail scoffed at her. "Have you lost your mind? She is from the Thunder Howl Pack. Do you think it's even possible for us to think about approaching any of them? It's prohibited for us by the CEO." Ava was listening to them quietly. The smile on her face never faded. The person they were talking about was actually her. She was Florence. People around the world knew about her with that name. They did not know her but her work. Ava thought she should not hide these things from her friends.

I had always hated the name of our pack, thinking it was too bland. Atlas Andino emerged from his car, his usual friends in tow. I knew them all by name, noting how their styles of bullying differed. Atlas Andino, with his pale blonde hair and startling grey eyes. Shaina Adam's with her espresso skin and gorgeous sneer. Michelle Cario, with her long legs and thick accent. Duke Kentworth, with his football jersey and messy black hair. Dean Marsh, with his curly chocolate hair and sly smile.