Berserk Femto Casca Novels & Stories

"Later again." Cassa smiled, waving at her friend. Her gaze shifted towards me, and I quickly averted my eyes, not wanting to be caught staring. But even in that brief moment, I couldn't help but notice the bracelet adorning her wrist. It was adorned with camera-shaped pendants, a delicate silver piece that exuded elegance. The sight of it made me frown, a mix of curiosity and unease stirring within me. Kade? The name sounded familiar. Was it Aviona's cousin? Questions swirled in my mind, but I kept them to myself, not wanting to pry into Cassa's personal life. Instead, I focused on the task at hand, opening my laptop and preparing to work.

“I want what you denied me. I want immortality. I want to take what should have been mine. But before that…” She digs the blade harder into Cassie’s skin. “…you are going to pay for every time you embarrassed me.” Her eyes glitter. “Kneel.” I stare at her, limbs suddenly unable to move. “Now, Xeros.” So she drags the knife across Cassie’s cheek—clean, quick, cruel. Cassie gasps in pain. I crumble without hesitation. My already bruised knees hit the stone. Demetria beams. “Good. Now beg.”

Pops I met Cassie Roberts, the daughter of my previous beta’s son James, when I visited their house four years ago, and I must say she was the moon goddess herself, so angelic, so innocent, and at peace. The memory of that first encounter was vivid in my mind. Cassie had a radiant presence that lit up the room. Her soft, golden hair framed a face that seemed untouched by the world's harshness. Her eyes, clear and bright, held a sense of wonder and kindness that was rare in our brutal world. There was an ethereal quality about her, a serenity that was both captivating and soothing.

She whispered something that sounded like it was in another language. “Fertility,” Cassie told me. “She’s what we call a Relic. She knows ancient traditions and languages passed on to her by other Relics. She just blessed you with fertility.” I nodded to her in thanks, but she didn’t reply. She just picked up her bucket and walked out of the room. “So, what now?” I asked. I figured we’d all go shower or something. The mud started to dry, and it cracked when the girls smiled. “Now,” Cassie said, rubbing her hands together, “We run!”

Yoel asked again and I almost laughed it loud because I know Cassie would never ask us. "How about the girl in there?" He asked again, this time, pointing at me. "She might look like a weak person, but I assure you she's one of the toughest fighter's daughter you'd ever meet." I narrowed my eyes at Cassie when I noticed her iris had a darker shade of red in them. It was clear. Cassie is possessed! "How can you be so petty, Yoel! Possessing Cassie doesn't sound like something someone of your caliber can squat to do." Keller yelled angrily.

In a beat he was in the air, scooping her up the two forms soon became specks in the sky. “That was easier than expected,” Cassi said, flopping to the ground as she wiped the sweat and blood from her brow. I could now see she took more of a beating than I thought. The Nephilim had clearly gotten a few good hits in, while the one I had fought hadn’t done much; neither of us really injured the other. I wondered why that was, he didn’t seem like he had wanted to fight, maybe just scare us. I sank to the ground beside her.

The iron-ore deposits in the stone walls, which had ruthlessly drained our strength for the last five miles, were suddenly singing, their metallic veins pulsing in perfect harmony with the stranger's breath. "You are late, Darling Kate," the entity spoke, their voice sounding like the resonant chime of a thousand crystal bells echoing through the stone, carrying a weight that made my knees buckle. I sank onto a smooth ledge of rock, desperately cradling a sleeping Astraea against my chest as the ambient heat of the cavern completely broke her lingering fever, soothing her back into a quiet, natural rest. The figure set the bone carving down on the dirt, the patchwork cloak of moss and irides

I hugged her close to me and closed my eyes when I suddenly remembered what Luna told me. “I cannot say… but I cannot sense her energy in this photo… only her hatred but… but these two guys in the photo… I assure you that they are already dead” I immediately open my eyes and sit on my bed. My heartbeat fasts again and I am starting to tremble again. I looked at Kera and remembered everything. That is why she can’t feel the energy of the girl, because she is still alive and she is full of hatred, and what if I am the girl? I am Cassandra. “Cassie,” Someone called me Cassie and I looked around to check who it was but I saw no one inside my room. Only me.

Alfi is leading and he just has to win one more round to win the duel. Boss Hen is getting serious. Jin is on berserk and he punches Asuka with a double damage buff that her HP becomes 20% left. Alfi looks having a hard time, so does Boss Hen seeing Jin HP is 20% left since he got Asuka”s fierce combos 5X. Asuka then goes berserk. “Let”s settle this once and for all!” Alfi exclaimed seriously. “Fine!” Boss Hen replied. It”s getting tenser and tenser. All living beings (Cakra is watching as well and he”s not human) start getting pumped up wondering who”s gonna win.

He is not a wolf to do anything he doesn’t want to. “She is ours! Our daughter.” I declare to Tabby, making her smile with adoration. “You are wonderful, do you know that?” She asks, a stray tear sliding down her cheek. A few hours later there’s a knock on the door. A nurse sticks her head inside and asks if we have a second? Cassie says she’ll have an ear on the little ones, who are napping in the pram and the girl on the bed. “I’ll fetch you if anything changes. I promise!” She says her quiet and calm presence making us both relax. Cassie is a wonderful Gamma female. She is fierce when she has to be, but otherwise she is the most calm and collected female I have ever met - other than Luna