Brave Frontier Grand Gaia Novels & Stories

Laggas muttered, puzzled. Reyan walked towards where Hail is. "Reyan, what are you – ha!" Laggas exclaimed when the ground shook. "H – hey. Is this what I think it is?" he asked and grimaced. Reyan picked up Hail and walked back to Laggas. He smiled. "Right." Laggas said when he saw that the ground cracked. He touched Reyan’s shoulder. "We are leaving." He said and closed his eyes. Reyan also closed his eyes. When they open their eyes, they are outside the Forgotten Kingdom.

I tried to find another means of escape to at least try and warn the Grenshaw pack about Gavrael’s visit but it was futile. The truth was that even if I had managed to escape and somehow get to the pack before Gavrael and his rogues, the Grenshaw pack would still fall. Gavrael was too strong to be defeated by normal means and his rogues were somehow strengthened by him, the Grenshaw warriors would stand no chance against him even though they were fierce fighters. The only option of survival would be to warn them to flee but there was no way we would have even been able to evacuate everyone from the pack so fast. Even if they even did so by some miracle, Gavrael and his wolves would just foll

"Deliver a tray of fruit and cheese to my bride. Take care that she doesn't kill you when you do." I turn on the water of my shower, remove my jeans, and enter the large enclosure. The earth realm has many amenities that make life more pleasant in my realm. Stealing the designs for my luxurious shower is one of them. I run soap over myself and think of my bride and what she is doing at this moment. I picture her trailing her fingers over the marks I've left on her soft skin. Her scent is at the corner of my consciousness and I imagine my soapy hands are her sweet lips.

Beastfolk were on the lower end of society's hierarchy. If Nathaniel's beastfolk side was revealed to the public, his company would be in danger. This was great news! I was delighted, and tears of joy streamed down my astral form's cheeks. Now I finally had dirt on him! Let's see him trying to snipe my projects now! The serpent's tail slowly coiled around me. Its chilly sensation was the polar opposite of Nathaniel's warmth. A song of ice and fire.

The wolf lowered its head so Claude could physically feel its molten breath on the back of his neck, then the beast smelled him. SNIFFFFFFF "Heheheheheh.....grrrrrr...your mOre LikE us tHan yOou tHink, boy..grr......DiStAnTlY....I smELL IT!" The beasts final message sent a chill down Claudes spine. Immediately after the beast turned to its side lifting its leg to let a stream of flaming hot piss hit Claude as his world suddenly faded to black. *** September 5, 2240 Claude was welcomed into consciousness by pain and random aches that announced themselves all at the same time in an agonizing chaos. He groggily opened his eyes and saw a navy blue screen appear, it read; [Astral Quest Complete!]

And more importantly, it seemed relatively affordable. — See SCENIC Gaea Like you never have before! Single Cycle Trips Available Only 2.500 Credits! Inquire Within — “Gaea?” Eva asked herself. “Is that Earth? Yeah, why not? Let’s go take a look.”

As much as I want to it somehow draws you in. “This is broadcasting now — not just here, but to every pack. The New Moon Alpha.” Gaia leans back as the chat explodes. Hundreds of horrified faces now see him for what he is. “They’re calling for another Alpha,” she says, voice soft with satisfaction. Even Braden won’t claw power back from this. Not even with all his lies. Not without Gaia's help. “Should we go back?” I ask, eyes locked on the grotesque spectacle even as I long to look away.

It was pride. ​“Let them come,” I said, my voice echoing through the bridge. “We’ve spent three hundred years being the crop. I think it’s time the Architects met the gardeners.” ​The Pathfinder turned toward the North, heading back to the Hub to prepare for the final meeting. The sky was no longer a mystery, and the ground was no longer a grave. We were the Gaia Synthesis, a world reborn from the ruins of a harvest, and we were ready to claim our place among the stars.