Blue Archive Halos Novels & Stories

I gasped. The hospital was on a hill. Below us, the city was a mess of grey buildings and traffic. But the sky wasn't blue or even grey. It was a deep, bruised **Purple**. And hovering over the tallest skyscraper in the distance was a massive, glowing red **"X"**. It looked like a scar on the world. "That's the 'Delete' icon," I whispered. "Yes," the woman said. "And it’s acting like a magnet. It’s pulling the 'Trash' of a thousand years into our reality. We call it the **Manifestation Event**."

"By the way, you know the babies, Selene and Luna… they carry three marks: Witch, Werewolf, and Healer. We only just noticed. They’ll be a force to be reckoned with.” “They’ll be strong and powerful,” Blaze said, nipping at my earlobe, “just like their mama.” His touch had me melting again, and though I protested, I wanted him just as much. We gave in, losing ourselves in each other once more. His thrusts were more gentle this time, until we both reached our orgasms and I relished in the feel of his seed spilling inside me. Later, bathed and dressed in my battle gear, I fastened my boots with steady hands. We’d received word: Halo had been found. Today, she would pay. I knew Holly and Elda’s

Hope lift her brows. "Yeah,I'll start the training soon,let me show you something"Castus bring out a pure blue candle. "This will guide you through the dark,only you can set it alight"He bring out another blue but small candle out,unlike the first one this one has ice crystal mark all over the sides. "Like the first only you can light it but that's only when you're in danger,when you need help,and one thing is this won't light up with matches,it's with your power"

" Malakai smirked when he thought of the answer. "We're ghosts baby." Malakai responded and Eden wanted to laugh, but she was so confused at the same time. "Huh? The fuck do you mean?" Eden said and looked up to see a mischievous glint in her boyfriend's eyes. "I have someone, a hacker, his name is Rhys. He'd remove everyone's DNA, their information and everything there is about them off the systems of the world. When you joined the agency, he did the same. In short, we don't exist little one." Malakai said and Eden's eyes widened. She never knew the extent to which Malakai could go.

"The blue interface is gone. The Blood Covenant permanently altered the architecture. It is running on a highly optimized, low energy state. It is colored amethyst." Chloe closed her eyes, completely focusing her mind on the glowing purple light. "System," Chloe thought, testing the neural connection. "Status report." A single line of crisp, amethyst text materialized in the darkness of her mind. [Neural Link Stable. Core Energy: 12 Percent. Passive mode engaged.]

From afar, a blue-green light pierced through the black clouds. It's like the aurora in Antarctica, but it's not. The glow comes from the naitura roots restored by Ive and her members. They had dripped several vials of Xerox's liquid to get the roots back to health. Hope this works. "Where shall we go next?" asked Zila. "The nearest where?" One of them who was holding a holographic map walked into the middle of the crowd. He pressed a button and there was some damage—a lot. And, it looks hard to fix right away.

The world was silent, as if isolated from the mortal realm. Carl stopped walking and slowly raised his eyes, his pitch-black pupils suddenly sharpening as he gazed at the gray sky. To ordinary eyes, the sky still looked as it should in the morning—mist swirling, the first light of dawn faintly shining. But in his vision, an invisible Rule Halo was slowly gathering above the firmament. That halo was neither gold nor white, without substance or form, yet it contained a vast and overwhelming pressure that could suppress all ages and rule all things. It held no emotion, no warmth, cold as eternal ice, pressing down heavily upon him from above.

" I set the tray down with a flourish. In the dim light, the porridge looked like it was powered by a lithium battery. It was glowing. It was vibrant. It was, for lack of a better word, aggressively cyan. "It’s very... blue," Alaric noted, squinting through the gloom. "It is ze extract of ze Blue Algae from ze depths of ze Mediterranean," I lied, my heart dancing a jig. "Rich in antioxidants and ze pigmentation of health. One bowl, and your internal organs will sing like ze bluebirds of Lyon." "I don't know if I can eat," he moaned. "My stomach is a war zone."

HELEN’S P.O.V. Peace is not quiet. Peace is the hum of a high-voltage fence. I stood on the balcony of the renovated Castle. The acid rain had stopped days ago, blocked by the Halo the hexagonal grid of violet energy that now spanned the sky above Washington D.C. The sun was rising, but it wasn't the warm, yellow sun I remembered. Filtered through the Architect’s shield, the light was cool, sterile, and purple. It made the city look like a

“The Legacy network, Helix infrastructure, and Atlas defense grid are fully integrated.” Kane raised an eyebrow. “And stable?” “So far.” Cassius leaned back against the railing. “Well I’m choosing optimism.” I watched the sphere again. The three colors continued moving together in slow, synchronized currents. Gold. Blue. Silver. Balanced. But the feeling in the back of my mind hadn’t disappeared. Arden noticed. “You’re thinking about something.” “Yes.” “The silhouette.” The room went quiet again. Dominic looked up from the console. “What about it?”