Novel & Cerita Blood Bending Avatar

" The Avatar threatened before he made a move. Nri Magu already knew the Avatar had been unserious with the fight all along since he didn't strike back the last time. So when he saw the Avatar move to take action, he too immediately decided to take action. He hurriedly bit into his flesh and spat out a mouthful of blood. The blood bubbled into a pool and interweave like a thread to form flesh and grew into a million foot tall, solid bloody giant burning with intense blue flames. The Giant then bit himself and repeated the action to create two more Bloody Giants, making a total of three Giants.

"A soul is a heavy burden, 001. It makes you slow. It makes you weak." "You have it backwards, you scrap-metal ghost," Caleb snarled, his eyes turning a molten, celestial gold. He didn't just block the Void-blade; he grabbed it. The silver tattoos on his arms didn't just glow; they burned through his skin, turning his entire skeleton into a conduit for the mountain’s residual Qi. He was no longer just a bio-weapon; he was the Avatar of the North. With a roar that shook the very hull of the Ark, Caleb snapped the Void-blade with his bare hands and drove his fist through the Prime’s chest-plate, crushing the violet core within.

Blake encouraged kissing my temple. My body started to feel warm as the moon finally reached its proper place in the sky. This is it, Winter. Close your eyes and clear your mind. Focus on calling me forward. Don't fight against me. I did exactly as Ava said. I closed my eyes and cleared my mind. The bones in my legs broke first causing me to fall to the ground and scream in sheer pain. Fur started growing out of my arms and my face elongated into a snout. My back broke next causing a blood curdling scream to escape my mouth. I fell forward with both hands keeping me from falling on my face.

Ava closed her eyes, her water-like hair lifting like it had a mind of its own. When they opened again, silver shone bright in her irises. “The time has come,” she said. My pulse jumped. “Wait! what’s happening?” She raised both hands and murmured words I didn’t understand. The air bent. The pool of water began to glow - no longer blue, but silver. A column of light rose from it, stretching upward like a spine made of moonlight. Then it morphed into a big circle before me, rippling like a whirlpool. Then it hovered in the air, spinning, beckoning.

By now, the car was rolling all over the road and I knew soon, dad would be closing up on us. But Ava wasn't through yet. She grabbed the steering and lurched back into the road. A running van hit the car nose but it didn't stop Ava. She tried all means to regain balance but I would be a fool to allow that. I bite her upper arm till I tasted her blood on my lips. Ava screamed and left the steering again. This time, I kicked her face with a strength I don't know where it came from. Ava's face flushed with blood as she groaned and hit her head against the car glass. It was clear she had lost her powers cos she was bleeding so badly from hitting her head on the steering.

Lia screamed hysterically, covering her ears as the shockwave made her head throb even more violently. Avatar Alpha tilted its head, its single red lens spinning rapidly to process the defensive anomaly. "Attack efficiency decreased by eighty percent," the Avatar's mechanical voice sounded cold, echoing off the slowly collapsing ceiling. "Recalculating elimination route." "Don't let him shoot again!" Riska yelled, her fingers moving frantically over the analog keyboard, which was beginning to emit small wisps of smoke. "Bima, the distillation liquid! The flask is cracking!" Riska shrieked with a panic she rarely displayed.

Just then the sound of a bird caught my attention and I looked in the direction of the sound where I saw a big white raven making its way towards me. My heart began to pound as I had an idea who that might be. The raven dove closer to the ground and as it was about to reach me it shape-shifted. The smaller body transformed into that of a tall sturdy man. A beautiful man with pale skin, silverish white hair and emerald green eyes. His fantasy style clothes made my jaw drop, his hair was a bit longer than the last time I had seen him but he was as youthful as ever. He approached me quietly with a serious expression but I couldn’t contain my joy when I saw him, “Yohan!?” I exclaimed and he stop

Some parts didn’t feel ready to be spoken aloud yet. But the way they listened? That mattered. No interruptions. No jokes (okay, fewer jokes than usual). Just quiet nods, occasional squeezes of my hand, the rare serious glint in Henderson's eyes. When I mentioned Marcus, Ava sat up straighter. "The broody one who looked like he moonlights as a vampire?" "That’s the one." "Still hot?" "Still hot." "Still in denial about his feelings?" "Deeply." "Ah, love." Henderson rolled his eyes. "You’re all insane."

Avamarie whined giving her mother a sweet innocent look. She lifted her arm up and the ground at Jenevive's feet rose carrying her up until she was almost as tall as the pine trees behind her. Then Avamarie's hand closed and slammed down. The towering dirt shattered and collapse leaving Jenevive to free fall. She caught herself mere inches off the ground and levitated upright. She kept her hands out in front of her then spun them a few times before thrusting them forwards toward Avamarie sending her shooting back into the trees behind her. She bounced off them painfully then landed on the ground limply. "You're forgetting who taught you to duel, little one," Jenevive said harshly.

Did he really think I was speaking rhetorically? "An Avatar is like you and me, but they can do so much more, you could be a berserker with magic, you could be a wizard with swordsmanship, there's even this girl in the capital, a tank healer and she can control spirits, imagine this talent when she is older!"