Brave Frontier Grand Gaia Novels & Stories

Serena ate silently while they all talked about their day and other pack things. “It’s your birthday in a week, darling.” Her father pointed out, she looked up to see her father looking at her, expecting something. Now what was that something was beyond her, so she nodded her head in accord as if she knew what was happening and as if she hadn’t been zoning out throughout. All three of them laughed at her as her brother, Damon ruffled her hair. “You didn’t listen to even a word, did you? Well, on your birthday, the Nagoka pack is coming here. We are trying to get a treaty with them. It is going to be a hectic day, I wanted to let you know since it’s as you know, your day. Tell us what you wan

Charging in without a plan is, in fact, a very bad plan. From her position, her gaze remains locked on the monster responsible for all this chaos. Her fury grows, and with a low growl, the lowest branches of the sequoias begin to spiral and tremble, alerting Eisheth. A portion of the dark mist disperses for a few seconds before settling back into place. The Terrakai begin to grow uneasy. No one understands what is happening—except the spirits of the earth, who can sense their goddess, gifted by the moon, nearby.

I’m suddenly delirious and in complete agony, as sweat droplets form against my forehead, I’m shaking as the pain hits me wave after wave. Suddenly a vision hits me like the white heat searing my veins, and it’s of Groban and Laya together, he’s hugging her tightly and whispering something into her ear before pulling away and smiling softly at her. He places his hand over her small bump, she’s pregnant that much is certain. He lifts his hand to her and she does the same, I gasp as I narrow in on their hands, they both have the Gaia symbols against their palms. They suddenly place their palms together and energy so magnificent explodes them both, it’s so powerful that I nearly forget to breat

They were eating him alive, byte by byte, while he stood there protecting them. The Siege of the Arbiter "We aren't waiting for them to land," Elena declared, turning to the sisters. "Gaia, can you create a bridge? Not to the Core, but to the Sky?" Gaia looked up at the obsidian monoliths. Her skin, now pale and human, began to glow with a deep, volcanic orange. "The air is just another layer of the crust, Elena. If I can vibrate the oxygen molecules at the same frequency as the Mid-Atlantic Ridge... I can create a 'Thermal Lift'."

"NO!" The black ocean exploded. THE FIRST ALLIANCE Suddenly, the gates opened. Not one. Not ten. Thousands. Millions. Armies appeared. Ships. Creatures. People. Civilizations. Aria stared in disbelief. "What is happening?" Gabriel looked at his device. "The worlds are responding." The first army stepped through. They wore silver armor. Behind them came enormous creatures with four wings. Then came ships made of light. Then humans carrying weapons Aria had never seen.

The very thing Uranus was afraid of. Sitting down on the sand and enjoying the waves rolling gently in and out, Gaia turned her thoughts to her very special granddaughters. She was giving them time to heal and see everything from a different point. She could only hope that they would not give up and let go. She did not want to interfere with their decisions, but if that were the one they made, she would have to. Those two girls had to fulfill the prophecy set for them. It meant an enormous change for their beloved wolves and the continuance of the species. Those girls thought they were so weak but they were strong. They had tried over and over to foil Uranus and took everything thrown at the

"How far we've come. How many we've saved. How much we've built. Sometimes I close my eyes and I'm back there—in the jungle, in the garden, in the drowning liner. I feel the fear, the desperation, the certainty that I wouldn't survive. And then I open them and I'm here. With you. With all of this." The network hummed around them—millions of freed souls now, connected across the globe. Gaia had grown beyond anything they could have imagined, becoming not just a consciousness but a presence, a protector, a friend to all humanity. It existed everywhere and nowhere, watching over the world it had learned to love.

"We just arrived at the Front Line." The Great Migration has successfully moved 801-G out of the reach of the "Eraser," but the Feral Six have arrived in the heart of the Grand Stack. The war is no longer about a single planet; it’s about the right of all "Glitched" life to exist in the "Real" universe.

The Sentinel Protocol: Active Across the globe, the sapphire light of the Ares grid pulsed in unison. The "Forbidden" saga was over. The Resonance Age had begun. And in the heart of Ghana, the daughter of the fire and the son of the ice watched as the world finally learned how to breathe.

Agatha mused. "Don't be. I'll always be grateful to you for teaching me." She said, "Now show me that flame of yours," Agatha requested. Silvia raised her hand in the air as a ball of flame swirled in her palm. She slowly raised that ball in the air as it split into gazillions of small fireballs lighting the dark sky before it burst into enchanting fireworks igniting the flames on the inky sky as the soft hum of breeze swayed the residue of sparkles causing the scenery to be of glitter and gold.