Ben 10 Omniverse Novels & Stories

"The black dome covered us about an hour ago. No technology works in here and none of us can leave." "Did you just say none of you could leave?" At first, Derek nodded absentmindedly, confirming that indeed they were stuck, but then he realized. "Wait, how did you get i—" But Belinda was already two steps ahead of him. "It's a trap." It all hit with sudden clarity to her. The entire stage was a set-up. This was likely to draw the Lycan here, and the reason couldn't be good. With a single swerve, Belinda raced back the way she came. She had to warn Draven. As she drew near the veil, she stretched towards it, dashing forward without a second thought. Just as the first time, she passed right th

Zeph’s POV The next day, as I walked down the hallway, lost in thought, someone blocked my path. Karex. She gave me a smug smile as she crossed her arms. Her eyes were filled with pride and confidence, making me feel sick. "Not so proud now," she sneered, her voice dripping with mockery. "Being an omega that is seen as a curse suits you." Ah. So her father told her. “And being a delusional person suits you too,” I replied. Just because I was given an order, doesn’t mean I will tolerate someone’s stupid attitude.

Back in the Pack, there were no restrictions whatsoever on the Alpha. In the human world, I had to deliberately act invisible which was annoying. Just in, a gigantic building towering high came into view and my heart skipped a beat. Gex-Luxury! That name struck a chord in my heart. “Slow down, Paul,” I instructed calmly. Instantly I felt the same way as that night, my bones cracked while my senses became heightened. Silver fur began to appear on my hands, What is this? Why now all of a sudden? I looked up and there she was— Daphne!

One of them was Joren, who happened to be too lean, with a countenance that showed one who was very scared. Another was Elira, who I learned was the elder of them all, with silver streaks in her almost dark hair. Then there was the last, Callen, very quiet and collected, but with broad shoulders. They were all Omegas, each and every one of them. They were my people. My kind. I stiffened upon seeing them. “You shouldn't have come out here together. If anyone happens to see…”

I take the vial from Corrin's hand. “You know it?” Celeste asks. “We heard from someone in town that Omegas were being turned into Betas and Alphas. This must be what does that.” “Incredible,” Sophia gasps. “You're not going to take that, right?” Celeste asks me. “No, I'm not. No way I'm putting something like this into my body. I can see beast aura coming from it” “What! Are you serious?” Celeste gasps. “Yeah” I say.

It seemed as though the world had twisted itself around me, trapping me in this nightmare that I couldn't escape. Being an omega had never felt like a blessing, but here, in this twisted reality with Colton, it felt like nothing but a curse. A fate that had bound me to a world of suffering, pain, and degradation. I hated being omega—hated the helplessness that came with it, hated how it made me vulnerable to the whims of cruel men who saw me as nothing more than a possession. A toy to play with, a thing to use, that’s all I had ever been to anyone who crossed my path.

“The mate bond.” The hall went silent, the air was heavy with shock. My face burned, and I wanted to disappear. I couldn't still believe an Omega, like me was fated to not just one Alpha, but three. It was unthinkable, and a scandal that could ruin everything. Magnus' face darkened, his hands clenching. “Impossible,” he growled. “She’s an Omega. A nobody.” Kael spoke next, his voice quieter but just as steady. “The bond doesn’t lie, Father. You know that.”

Orion’s muscles clenched underneath his shirt. He arched both his brows, silently asking me to keep talking. “I am not Raya. My name is Sameen, and I was killed by a child and a jealous beta,” I revealed. “And I somehow miraculously woke up in this body. I’m glad to be away from them, but one thing still lingers in my heart, wanting me to return to their pack.” His brows knitted into a deep frown of confusion as he eyed me from over his thick and long lashes.

*When the moon is dark and fear is sown The scentless one will crack the stone No wolf, no pack, no home, no kin The lone omega walks alone within* *Power sleeps in fragile bones Waiting for the sacred tones When old mark meets living breath The spell will break, the bond will death* *Beware the one who should not be The key, the lock, the omega free When he wakes, all wolves will fall Mortality will claim them all* The words burned deep in Aeris’s mind. “The omega who should not exist,” he breathed. “That’s me.” “Aeris, step away from the pedestal.” “I can’t. Something’s happening.” The ground shook. Lines of light raced across the floor. More symbols appeared, burning instead of glowing. P

This was the BIOS of the Universe—the Heart of the Machine. It didn't look like a computer. It looked like a vast, infinite library made of White Holes. Every book was a timeline; every shelf was a dimension. "Julian is here," Elara whispered. She could feel the silver vibration, but it was being muffled by a layer of Hard-Code. The Sentinel of Origin Standing between them and the central server was the Sentinel of Origin. It wasn't a warrior or a reflection. it was the Fundamental Force of the universe made manifest. It shifted between four forms: Gravity, Electromagnetism, and the Strong and Weak Nuclear forces.