Blood Bending Avatar Novels & Stories

"It would be such a shame to mar this fine body." More tears popped out of her eyes. If looks could kill, Dimitri would be six feet under. She was getting angry. I couldn’t believe it was actually working. "Now remember. Control, okay?" he told her and brought the dagger to my shoulder. But it flew out of his hand before it touched my skin. Ava's hair had turned white and her eyes blue. "Avalyn," I snapped. She blinked and then she was back to normal. "Control," I told her.

Then he cracked his neck around to warm up. Jai did wonder what was going on in here. He still did not understand what was happening yesterday night, and this Avatar-loving thug just added more ridiculous things for him to think of. This situation was very ridiculous. The lump—rock, flew towards him just like the earth benders from the Avatar film. Jai dodged in time to the right, the rock barely touching his left ear. He miscalculated the distance and the force of the flying rock, which was why he barely dodged it. He could hear a yell behind him and he suddenly remembered that he wasn’t alone in this place.

I saw the first bead of blood on her palm before she did—her nails had cut through the skin. Thomas sped up, dropped into a runner’s crouch, then faked left and lunged right. It was pure predator, nothing staged or gentle. Ava reacted, snapping her head to follow, and for a split second her whole spine curved forward, too far for a normal human. The vertebrae stood out under her shirt, each one bending under pressure, like something was going to burst through at any second. Thomas pulled up short, hands up. “Good,” he said. “Again.”

The iridescent blue aura of the sub-ether wrapped around my hand, humming with the raw, chaotic energy of the Origin-Code. The Avatar's crimson visor snapped toward us. One of its massive arms raised a plasma-broadsword to cut us out of the sky. Too late. We collided with the chest plate. Dax kicked the bike sideways, using the heavy iron chassis to absorb the kinetic impact against the golden armor. At the exact moment of impact, I drove my phased, glowing blue hand directly into the center of the Founder’s chest cavity. The Phase-Shield ignored the golden durasteel completely. My hand passed through the physical armor like it was mist, plunging deep into the dark, cybernetic heart of the m

And my smile widened at that. Yes. That was it. That was the shape she was always meant to take. A Corrupter lunged at her from behind— one of my stronger ones, plated with bone growths and swollen with borrowed strength. Ava didn’t turn in time. I felt a flicker of irritation. Then she dropped. Not away—down. She slid beneath his swing, came up inside his reach, and drove her claws up through his abdomen. He screamed once before her jaws closed around his throat. Blood sprayed across the stones as she tore free and flung his body aside.

“Don’t be so stupid! I’ll take them out, before your very eyes. Then I will have my way with you.” Ava without much thought into what was going on. Other than knowing that her fingers were getting longer, and hair seemed to grow out of her skin. “I find that hard to believe when you’ll be busy with something else . . .” With a flash of thought, Ava launched at the man before her. Instead her human form. She had become an animal with long claws that sank into his ribs. Sharp teeth that embedded themselves into his neck.

A fight breaks out and I have a hard time focusing on one thing as Vampires use their speed to fight each other off. During all this, Zero remains static. His hand twists Ava’s hand, breaking her arm from the elbow before he pulls her toward his body and snaps her head. He doesn’t leave her even after breaking her neck. He twists with great force and rips her head off her shoulders, making me grimace. The shadows don’t gather around his feet today. He stands there, his back to me. I sigh in relief as he drops her head on the floor. Cradling my broken shoulder, I stumble forward. “ Zero. ”

although he hasn't fully uncovered his powers yet I tried to freeze his movements and surprisingly it worked.... He froze looking shocked I turned to Angela who stared at me..... "You are now the huntress? "She asked looking shocked and I nodded I quickly move to ava who was yelling in pains and sat beside her "Stay away.... you have done it worst haven't you? "Ava yelled with excruciating pain in her face I shook my head ignoring her as I place my hand on her arm "Zo Skinvkkvs.jnndwi!" I muttered and her arm immediately went back to its original shape

It elongated, gained weight, and slowly, impossibly, shaped itself into a figure. At first it was only an outline, tall and thin, its edges hazy. Then details resolved: long hair like strands of smoke, skin pale as birch bark, eyes dark and glinting with silver flecks. It was neither wolf nor human but a suggestion of both — a body lithe as a predator’s, hands graceful and claw-tipped. The hum inside Ava’s head became words, not spoken but heard nonetheless. Child of the Moon. Broken of the curse. You woke the old bond.

Real. “Stay with me,” she said, voice rough from shouting against the wind. “Always,” I answered. The word came out low, almost lost in the roar around us. The Avatar shifted. Her crown tilted, shards glinting like broken knives. She didn’t speak this time. She didn’t need to. Another pulse rolled out, heavier than the last. The ground cracked under our feet. I felt the bond between us stretch thin, taut, like a rope about to snap.