Bank Of The Universe Novels & Stories

Kesari was in his struggling period again. ‘Great…! This one is the highest order we have received till today.’ Bali proudly looked in the east direction to observe the rising Sun. ‘Yes Sir...!’, The manager folded his hands. ‘From which planet we received the same?’ ‘Sir…! The order is from the Saturn.’ ‘The Saturn.’, Bali sat, put his hand on the table, and rotated his first finger on the juice cup, ‘The Saturn’, he closed his eyes and murmured, “Ravan”

"The Sovereign Bank didn't just give up on the coordinate, Empress. They filed a notice that we owe them. Look at the lines of the seal." I stepped closer. The heels of my boots crunched on the mortar on the floor. My right eye, which was a dark void tracked the scrolling lines of light that formed the border of the amber rune. It wasn't written in math like the Architects use nor was it written in crude stamps like the Iron Parliament uses. It was written in a precise cursive that flowed like liquid silver: ASSET COORDINATE 0-0-1: DECLARED NON-COMPLIANT. LIABILITY INSULATED. CHARTER FOR MULTIVERSAL RECOVERY ISSUED TO THE GRID.

Hadad looked at James and asked, “Do you know there are twelve universes?” James nodded lightly and replied, “Yeah.” Hadad explained, “A new universe has just been born in the Chaos. If we rank the universes merely by the time they were formed, this new universe will be called the Thirteenth Universe.” James and Melinda exclaimed simultaneously, “Huh?” Startled, James thought, ‘The Thirteenth Universe? This shouldn’t be happening, right?’

At that point, Richard could not help but burst into laughter. Andrius looked at his smug expression and could not be bothered to deal with him. He simply took out another card from his pocket. It was not an ordinary bank card. It was entirely black with a gold border around it. There was neither any description of the bank that issued it nor the card number displayed. There was only a vast ocean adorned with sapphires in the middle, endless and boundless. “That’s...” Richard saw the bank card and suddenly widened his eyes in disbelief. He looked at Andrius in amazement and exclaimed, “The World Bank black card!”

I was the Banker who had liquidated the world to save the man I loved, only to find that the man I saved was now the currency for a new kind of tyranny. We walked through the ruins toward the center of Aurelia, but the city was no longer a ruin. It was a construction site. Automated drones, shaped like ivory insects, were weaving filaments of carbon fiber between the skyscrapers, creating a canopy that filtered the sunlight into a soft, sterile glow. "The Banker is appointed," Xander said, his voice echoing in my mind. "That was the message, Sara. The system needs a counterweight. It needs someone who still understands the 'Zero.' It needs you."

Adrian went still before looking at her with profound disappointment. "After everything we did for you, this is who you really are." He called Rachel over. "Terminate her immediately. "There is no place in this firm for someone like her." Serena's eyes widened. She seized Adrian's arm. "You can't do this to me, Adrian. You love me!" Adrian shoved her away and stormed out. He found his assistant at once. "Book me the earliest flight available."

he says cutting me off. He lets out a sigh before looking back up to me. His eyes had softened. "Look, pup. I have been a beta long enough to understand that nothing ever gets solved in or by a shitty council who live off of dirty money and drugs. It's all business," he explained and I nodded subconsciously. "I would need your help," he says, and I blinked at him. What could I possibly do to help him in this mission? "Don't worry, I am not telling you to accept his proposal to be luna," he grunted clearly disliking the idea. I breathed out a sigh of relief.

Once she puts back everything, Red locks the desk. No, there has to be some money somewhere. Even a few hundred will help pay the bills. Please please, let there be money. Red spends time looking for money but she finds no sign of her money. There wasn’t a cent, dollar, or buck to be seen in all the mess inside the office. Pissed, Red kicks over a lamp. The lamp falls to the ground and breaks. Fortunately, Red had the rationality to remove the plug, or else their non-insured office would surely burn to the ground.

Agatha said. "I'll be waiting. Thank you so much, Agatha," Silvia said to the lady who told her not to worry as she dropped the call. Her phone rang once again and she paused seeing that number. Silvia breathed in deeply as she answered the call. "Inform Alpha Alonso I had a vision last night in which he destroyed the Moon Pack," She said calmly and there were snickers of joy heard on the other side. "Alpha would be so happy," The guy said and ended the call. Silvia lied about that she had the vision yesterday when in reality she had it two days back. There was so much going on in her head she forgot to inform them about it.

One aspect of being human I’m glad I never have to deal with. The street is lined with buildings all packed closely together, but I’m only interested in one. The one that reads ‘Banca del Sangue’. All around the world I have set up blood banks run by sanguidae, for sanguidae. They can come whenever they are in need of supply, and magic on each building keeps them protected and ensures sanguidae don’t try raiding the supply.