Ben 10 Reboot Omnitrix Novels & Stories

Benji’s voice caught slightly. “A guardian. One of ours? Or… something else?” “Continue,” I urged, my jaw tightening. Benji was a bit dramatic and unnaturally over paranoid. “Rising from the ashes, Is born the Omnipotent.” His finger traced the next line as he continued. “This! This is where it gets unsettling, your majesty. It says an ‘Omnipotent.’ So whoever or whatever it is isn’t just powerful, but all-powerful.”

A massive chunk of obsidian-gold quartz fell to the floor, disintegrating into gray ash before it even hit the mercury. I tried to pull the power back, to ground the surge, but the city’s grid refused me. The infrastructure I had built—the city I had named Rebirth—was identifying me as a foreign object. I was being deleted from my own house. "No!" Leo shrieked. He lunged for me, his small hands fisting into the cold stone of my lap. "Mommy! Stop turning into dust! Stay! Please stay!" The gold static from Leo’s palms tried to fuse the stone back together, but Ryan’s anti-resonance field was already dropping a violet dome over the boy.

Then, I played our phone conversation. "Honey, my right eyelid keeps twitching... Maybe you should stop for now…" "Shut your damn mouth! You're nothing but bad luck. Bye!" Tom's furious shouting echoed through the room. Next, I showed my text message conversation with Rex. Of course, I had carefully guided the chat. I kept asking questions to appear worried. [Is it safe?] [Can it be reinforced?] Rex's forwarded voice messages that Tom had sent included one that said, "Smash it! Stop talking! I've got money!"

I don't know how I found the strength, but I sprang to my feet, and just as I was about to reach the door— “Leave, Lana. I have a new family now. I'm sorry.” And just like that, they slammed the door in my face. “Magnus...!” “Magnus...!” I kept banging on the door. “Magnus, please don't do this to me. Magnus, please. It's been ten years. I don't have anyone. Where do you want me to go? Please open the door for me... please...!” I cried and begged for something that wasn't even my fault.

It's because she had once had an encounter with a vampire and though her memories were wiped, there was still that lingering feeling at the back of her mind that there was something out of the ordinary existing in their universe. “You will forget the name Cruella D'vile, and every other memory attached to that name. You never lost your job, the murder cases were solved and closed a year ago, it was a wild beast who escaped into the woods but hadn't shown up ever since then. You never had any marks on your neck, after the accident, your father didn't make it and you grew up to become one of the best detectives in Richmond City and eventually got promoted to Lieutenant." Cruella glanced at the

Luna, the pack's alpha, approached me with a dignified grace, radiating an air of wisdom and strength. "Scarlett, we welcome you with open hearts," Luna said, her voice carrying a soothing melody. "Though our forms may differ, our spirits are intertwined. We understand the weight you carry, the longing to return to the world you know. Know that you are not alone in this journey. We will stand by you, guide you, and help you find your way back home."

The sun had disappeared behind the tree line, its long shadows stretching over the width of the pack's premises. Sophia's stomach knotted as she neared the meeting area. News of the hostile behavior by the Dark Moon pack was rife in the pack. Whispers coursed through the air like a cold wind. She entered the big hall where a meeting was going on and immediately felt the tension radiating from the pack members. Her father stood at the head: Alpha Robert, commanding, powerful. His deep voice boomed loud through murmurs, cutting off everybody.

Logan carefully put me down, then charged at Niles and they started fighting fiercely. My back hurt so much that I gasped for air. But just then, a bold idea flashed through my mind. Looking at Sophie acting crazy, I knew we couldn't keep the rebirth secret any longer. But more than the rebirth, I needed to create a role for myself. One that could guide Logan to the path I wanted. Logan and Niles were natural enemies. They fought many times. No one had won yet. While Logan was distracted, Niles grabbed Sophie and ran.

“It’s an amazing thing, Mara. I love every part of you, across every universe, in every timeline. This you, smiling and willing to spend time with me, is all I could ever ask for.” I wanted to ask questions about him and Mara in the past, but that would only ruin the moment. “I have something for you.” Atlas spun me around and his arms circled my neck, wearing me a necklace out of the blue. “I have had this for a while but the right time to give you hadn’t occurred to me.” I fingered the pendant, a gem— tanzanite, and a gasp ripped out of me. “My birthstone,” I declared, slowly turning to him as I stared at the beautiful piece. “How lovely it is, Atlas. Thank you.”