Blue Archive Halos Novels & Stories

That night, Chase sent word to me that he wanted to meet me at Crimlion. "Daphne, see you at ten o'clock tonight." I snorted and set my glass down. Turning toward Skylar, I asked, "Who does he think he is?" Skylar went silent for a while before answering, "Miss, should we not meet him instead?" "No, I'm going." I got up, draping a shawl over my shoulders. "I'd like to see what tricks Mr. McGregor, who had once abandoned me, is pulling."

Nathaniel clapped enthusiastically, clearly impressed. The hall buzzed with awe at Ark Two's technology. Only Hayley didn't clap. She stared hard at the girl on the floor, her expression dark. Her perception swept over the girl's body. Something was wrong. In Hayley's awareness, living people showed as red. Zombies showed as white. That girl hovered somewhere in between. And the red was slowly fading. "Ark Two currently has only one zombie virus inhibitor available," Ruth announced. "Starting bid, ten million crystal cores or two million tons of grain. Minimum increase, a hundred thousand tons!"

The warm lights of the villa distorted into streaks of blue and red as a massive holographic interface crashed across my sight. Bright crimson warning symbols flashed violently. --- [WARNING: GLOBAL REBORN TIMELINE CONVERGENCE CRITICAL.] [DETECTION OF RAPID ARCTIC ATMOSPHERIC DEPRESSION OVER OAKHAVEN SECTOR.] [COUNTDOWN TO FIRST ABSOLUTE BLIZZARD: 72 HOURS, 00 MINUTES, 00 SECONDS.] [HOST IS URGED TO LOCALIZE ALL VITAL ASSETS IMMEDIATELY.] [PRE-APOCALYPSE PHASE TERMINATING.]

He knew such information must not be out publicly. When Leonard reached his room, midnight time was already crossed. The ritual took place during the Blue Moon only as they mentioned. Iris's body was burning with a high fever. The sudden rise of temperature in her body made him call Dr. Amber. Amber who was sleeping peacefully with her partner had to run towards Alpha's mansion where she met with the new surprise. Iris was lying unconscious and Agnes was cleaning the wound on her neck. Once she was done Leonard motioned his finger to carry on her work. She took the pale girl's wrist in her hand and checked her already dying pulse.

They all cried and covered their eyes. This light! Hail thought. "This is memory manipulation!" Mahi said. "Did she go berserk?" Kulv asked. "What is happening?" Sybb asked Blue. Blue didn't answer and lowered his head. "Blue!" Skye called, mad. Blue just bit his lip. Hail turned. His eyes went wide when he saw his young body floated and he stood up. "This is..." he muttered under his breath. Why don't I remember this? He thought as he stared at the projection, dumbfounded.

by a heavy wind which caused a sudden black out. Brightness prevailed once more as Pete was seen being driven by the heavy wind, one which pushed him out of the borders (visible to the eye( of Marvava, to the unseen area, a place which seemed like a reality in a realm. A reality powered by one of the seven shards of the Halo of Azazel. As he got blasted into it, he saw as it was. Exactly like he saw in the dream he had...not long ago.

He tilted his head side by side before he ran his hand on his nape. "I am afraid Lily, that I can't give you the rejection, if your blood work, then we will have to work together and you will have to be here in the Pack." "Rayvan, no that isn't how we planned it, that wasn't what you promised me, you told me you would give me the rejection and that you would not..." I felt a wave of dizziness suddenly. The room feels like it’s tilting, and I grip the edge of the couch that the physician made me lay on, to steady myself, my vision blurring slightly. I close my eyes, hoping the feeling will pass, but it only grows stronger. "Why isn't it working? Why is the healing slow?" I heard Rayvan growl

"It's literally a Blue Moon." He released his grip while apologizing as he took a step back, Luna Dani gliding my hair back to where it had been while I stared between the two of them, I could feel that my cheeks were flushed now. Would others react in such a way? Is it a big deal that it's blue?

"Lead us to the heart of their territory, Alex. We will follow your lead." With a confident grin, Alex stepped forward, his senses keen and his resolve unwavering. "Follow me," he said, his voice steady and assured. Tension crackled in the air like lightning as we ventured farther into the enemy's territory. The forest echoed with the distant sounds of the Rival pack's movements as shadows swirled among the trees. Suddenly, Alex held up his hand, signaling for us to halt. "They're close," he whispered, his eyes narrowed in concentration.

"The shimmer pattern is consistent with residual probability energy, not mana, not elemental trace, but something older." Darius looked at Kael, and Kael shrugged. He learned that the correct response was to acknowledge Hale's statement when he said something was older. Hale finished his notes, took a small glass vial from his bag, and held it near the shimmer without touching the wall. The liquid inside turned faintly blue at the edges. Not silver, but blue, and Hale looked at it. "Different from your field output," he said to Kael. "Related but not identical, and this predates your arrival."