Boundless Ascension Wiki Novels & Stories

When the war between The Nine Continents and the Raksasa Tribe ended, Ambrose returned to the New World Royals to accompany Monica to fulfill his familial duties. In the past three years, he had not neglected his cultivation and managed to achieve the Heaven Ascension level. ‘F*ck!’ Zhang Jue frowned once he sensed Ambrose’s strength. ‘How did this kid become so powerful?’ Zhang Jue chuckled. Then, he rose up in the air to face Ambrose. "Little kid, why do you bring so many people? What do you want to do? The Endless Sky Organization and the New World Royals have no grudges–"

Eli’s Ascendant grew larger, growing arms and head and wings. Arth’s eyes widened amidst the bright light in front of him. He glimpsed a white horse with wide wings. Chills hit his entire body. So this … is the true form of an Ascendant. Elicantris had explained to him that Ascendants were the first beings that existed after the Age of the Empyreal Gods. Their means of passing over their power was through reincarnation to keep their purpose of protecting all life against evil. They had the freedom to choose whom they could be reborn into … whom they could grow old with. Elicantris also said that in every reincarnation of Ascendants, they would lose all their memories about themselves and the

Its engine was a hybrid—a high-pressure steam boiler fueled by a direct connection to the valley's superconducting core. "The ascent will be violent," Zane warned, testing the thickness of the brass plating. "Without the Architect’s 'Safety Dampeners,' we’re going to feel every G-force of that acceleration." "Good," Kael said, a low flame dancing in his eyes. "I’m tired of feeling like a simulation. I want to feel the weight of the sky." The Ascent As the sun dipped below the horizon, the Luna-Bolt let out a deafening hiss of steam. The Feral Six, joined by Captain Geary, strapped themselves into the leather-and-iron seats.

For even tall trees feared the sky, and False Godhood was no different. Although an Ascender could grow stronger and exceed their limits with this skill, they would be strongly fettered to their master or mistress! While that didn't seem like a disadvantage considering that Divine Servants were bound to their masters and mistresses by a powerful contract, that wasn't the case for Ascenders. At least it wasn't the case for all Ascenders.

Basically, the occasion was only for the high and mighty, people who mattered and the others were there to meet their needs. Marco sat down next to his father on his usual seat and Evelyn sat beside him. She couldn't hide the smile on her face. The time had finally come. Everything she had worked for was now falling into place. She would soon be Luna of the Nike pack, as she should be. Alpha kelvin stood up and looked around, a forced smile on his face. His eyes were sunken and didn't have as much life in them as they used to. His condition was getting worse and soon, he would not be able to hide the fact that he was growing weaker by the day and that he didn't have much time left.

I looked at Andy and deliberately asked him that question with a smile. There was a hint of hesitation in his eyes. As expected, he looked like he was in a bind. "Only Alphas and Lunas are allowed to attend a banquet that important." "You once said I was the Luna you chose," I said. "But we haven't even held the mate bond ceremony yet." Listening to his explanation, I could not help but let out a quiet sneer. Was it really because I could not go with him, or was he planning to take someone else?

Katherine stood in the center of it all. Her body had already shifted back, human again, fragile again. Blood dripped steadily from her palms, pooling in small dark circles on the blackened sand. Her eyes were still gold. She had always been mine, but what she turned into, was something I couldn't find myself claiming. Elder Veyra rose. “She is no longer merely Luna of Volkov,” he declared. “She is the Luna of Ashes. The key made flesh. The storm foretold in the oldest scrolls. I think she was reborn when the veil could no longer hold. An ancient being has returned to us, bound to the blood of two packs and the spirits that wait beyond the sky…”

Power surged from them into Adrian in a visible wave—silver-blue light wrapping around his body as he shifted fully, bones cracking, form expanding far beyond what I knew was possible. An Alpha Ascension. The Council mage staggered back. “Impossible—he hasn’t completed the rites!” Adrian’s eyes burned white-gold as he lunged, ripping through the net with claws forged of pure lunar energy. The backlash flung the mage into a tree hard enough to shatter bark. I collapsed into Adrian’s arms as the bond flared, stabilizing both of us. The forest bowed. Not metaphorically. Trees bent inward. The wind stilled. Even the hunters hesitated, terror finally cracking their discipline.

“I want someone who won’t fall in love with me. One who understands rules. One who needs this as much as I do.” Her stomach churned. “And what do I get in return? A fancy ring? Your name?” “Twenty million dollars.” His voice was smooth. “And your aunt’s hospital bills, paid in full.” Camilla froze. Her breath hitched. Roseline’s pale face flashed in her mind. The doctor’s warnings. The bills are piling up like walls around her. Her throat closed. “That’s not fair,” she whispered. “Life isn’t fair,” Adrian said, his gaze unflinching. “This is business.”

"Wait!" Hayley called out to the starry-eyed man. "What exactly is Ascendant Creed trying to do?" The man stopped, something heavy settling across his expression. "Ascendant Creed's goal is evolution. Stop going up against them. Even if you destroy the Sovereign Academy, the Sovereign Research Institute, or Sovereign Industries, you still won't touch their core. Those are just the surface. Go back and lie low. Stay away from them." He finished and walked straight toward the helicopter behind him, its engine still running. The rotors thundered as it lifted off and disappeared into the distance.