Azur Lane Novels & Stories

"If Gareth tries the valley pass again—" "He won't," Jasmina said. "He tried it once and it failed. He knows we have that ground." She looked at the map. "He'll come from a direction we haven't defended before." "Which direction?" Jetstar asked. She looked at the map for a long moment. There were three possible approaches she hadn't fully defended. The valley was covered. The logging road was covered. The north tree line was reinforced after the first battle. That left the south approach—long, exposed, not historically used for assault because of the open ground—and the direct eastern approach, which was the most obvious but required crossing River Ash.

To the Owners’ sensors, the Azure Trench simply vanished, replaced by a flat, empty salt-plain. ​The harpoons hit the shroud and dissipated into mist. The Clean-Up ships hovered for a moment, their logic cores baffled, and then they turned and retreated toward orbit. ​I sank back against the obsidian heart, the silence of the deep wrapping around me. I was alone, but I wasn’t lonely. I could feel the Hub in the North, the black forest growing over the iron, and the Sky-Whale flying through the purple clouds. ​I closed my eyes and let the resonance carry me.

NARRATOR’S POV “The Luna is missing.” Those words kept ringing in Azriel's ears. As soon as he hung up the phone, he asked Alpha Williams to prepare his fastest car as quickly as possible as he ran out of the house. His mate was nowhere to be found. He was trying as much as possible to calm himself so he wouldn't lose control, even though everyone could feel the rage and anger radiating from him as he paced around waiting for the car. Quickly, Trevor brought the car and he hopped in, driving off at full speed.

Aetherion Academy towers above me. It's carved into the cliffs like it belongs there—stone and iron and something older woven through it. Massive archways stretch toward the sky, banners snapping in the wind, dark against the gray-blue backdrop. Flickering golden lights spill out of the windows and all around. Like you can literally see the magic alive here. It's beautiful.

She sobbed, "Don't go, Nate. I feel like I'm about to die." Right then, Cole reported, "General, everyone inside the building has been evacuated. A total of 35 individuals have been poisoned." Nathan turned to the researchers nearby. "Dr. Lawrence, what was the chemical that leaked? Is it life-threatening?" Joe Lawrence's face was pale as he replied, "It's Azurium, a new product we imported from abroad. We're still in the middle of researching it, so we're not familiar with its properties." Nathan's gaze became cold as he glared at Joe.

"Few remember its existence now. Those who do respect its neutrality." As we continued our ascent, I found myself watching Ailith more closely. The way she moved with growing confidence, the subtle changes in her posture, the flashes of determination in her eyes—she was transforming before my eyes, becoming something more than the broken Luna who had fled her pack she had been when I found her. By late afternoon, dark clouds had gathered overhead, the air heavy with the promise of rain. We needed to reach the sanctuary before the storm broke, or risk leaving a trail that even the most novice tracker could follow.

The voice assured him. After that, the car blasted off into the sky; The car didn't stop anywhere until it was gliding in front of an enormous building; he looked through the window and saw the terrace of the building. The car glided smoothly and landed on the terrace of the building with a huge elegant banner with the 'Purple Thorn Hotel' written on it.

My people feared me and I loved the fear I imposed on them. The large doors squeaked open and Azura walked in, her leather pants clinging on the right places as she swayed her hips towards me. Azura was the leader of my personal team warriors. She was a woman, a strong woman who fought even more than a couple of the men around here did. She feared nobody and if given the chance, she wouldn't bow to me like she needed to. Her intimidating height was a thing of admiration, her black hair always kept short above her shoulders, the right side falling over the left side of her face.

Carmen awkwardly waves to all the eyes on here. “I also have a special announcement to make that many of you will be excited to hear.” Arienne pauses for a moment before continuing. “The Moon Goddess has decided to bless me with a second chance mate.” Murmurs spread through the crowd. My breath hitched in my lungs. I pick at my cuticles, waiting for his next words. “Please welcome Amikat Sequora, your new Luna to the pack! Amikat, come up here, please.”

She hurriedly tried to flag down many taxis but none was stopping. Without further warning, the rain came down heavily and she quickly looked for somewhere to hide. Unfortunately, there was nowhere to hide and by that time, the rain had soaked her light white shirt and began sipping through her trousers. Her black hair was completely damp, but she struggled to use her bag to shield herself from the rain, which didn't work apparently.