Chaos Ian Malcolm Novels & Stories

“He is at the bottom of the well, where I should have sent you. I will not make the same mistake this night. Come out! Let me in!” “Miranda! Was he wearing his Guardian’s Artifact? “Of course he was, even called out for him. Curral never came. He would never face me. Not for that. Curral Understands. They all need to understand. Sacha needs to understand!” “Understand what?” “That you are being betrayed, and so you betray me! There needs to be a new order. The old one will fall. Let me take you before then. Sacha will understand.” “Help me understand.”

He looks at one of the service boards and finds what he needs, following the direction until he arrives as corridor with circular hatches along one of the walls. Using his guest card, he opens one and throws the case and Nya into it the he gets in and the hatch seals itself “LIFE SIGNS DETECTED. ACTIVATING ON-BOARD SERVICES. WELCOME ABOARD ELEMENTAL QUEEN VOYAGER POD 6.” "Launch." Terror orders as he goes to the controls and hacks into them. “LAUNCHING IN 3… 2… 1…” At the side of the ship, a pod the size of a minibus is jettisoned from the hull, the small engines engage and it flies away from the massive ship.

I’ll have the credit of killing the monstrous Death Kings. I reach the door. I open it and Julia gasps at the sight of the tattooed one-eyed man in a black pleated skirt. I cleaned him off after removing his eye. “This is Ransom Oaks! He is one of the Chaos Boys. He is the psychotic stalker of the group.” Well, it gets more and more interesting. I now know his real name. She is a fountain of Chaos knowledge and of how this city works.

Ian sounds like he’s trying to give me reasons to step out of the way, and something tells me this time he’ll land more than just a few punches on Malachi. Malachi is a CEO, and even if he trains in combat from time to time…. it would be unusual for him to beat someone whose job involves always being ready for combat. They match each other in height, weight, and build. Ian might even have an upper hand from how frequently he works out. “I know you were there last night.” I freeze again but Malachi’s voice bears traces of annoyance. “You don’t think it’s a secret you were there do you?” I see Ian’s look waver and Malachi scoffs, mockery on his face as he asks, “Are you going to beat me up and

"Because you're a mother. And mothers want immediate action when their children are threatened. But you're also a Luna. And Lunas think beyond immediate threats to long-term solutions." "What if I can't be both? What if being a good mother means being a bad Luna?" "Then you figure out balance. But you don't give up either role." I fell asleep in his arms, exhausted but slightly more at peace. And woke to my phone ringing at 3 AM. Agent Chen. Again. "Malcolm's dead." I sat bolt upright. "What?" "Someone shot him. Professional hit. Two bullets to the head. His safe house was compromised."

Khai said sarcastically. “I mean it. Years in the darkness of that bunker, no sunlight or moonlight…” Malcolm began speaking and gradually became more remorseful as he continued. “I was at my weakest and I thought everything through. Nothing was worth losing dad. I wasn’t thinking straight, I was young and stupid. Full of pride and thirst for power – I thought it would all be worth it but all I did was tear our family apart.”

Malcolm hadn't expected Zachary to stand there and look at him calmly. He didn't beat around the bush. "I don't like you. After you go home today, have your parents arrange for your withdrawal from school." When he heard that, Zachary remained calm and proceeded to wash his hands at the sink. "Why should I?" "Because I'm the heir to Lane Group and the future successor of Titan Corporation!" Malcolm declared proudly. In Tirion, everyone knew about Titan Corporation.

The Magister was Malcolm’s Guide, and today they sparred using slim steel and deft footwork. Malcolm needed order, discipline, the rigid path that brooked no wavering, no swerving from the need to wring order and meaning from chaos. He needed challenges placed before him to toughen the mettle of his heart and place in abeyance the weeping sore of loss never healed, only scarred over and which the Magister feared may never fully heal.

He had turned away then, a Beta with a secret that could get him executed, and began the slow, agonizing climb to the High Council. --- Present Day Back in the apartment, Malcolm’s phone chimed. It was a notification from an unknown number. He swiped to see the photo of Lucien Varkas and Katalina on the balcony—the very flash Lucien had dismissed as a pool reflection. Malcolm smiled, a cold, predatory expression. "Welcome home, Genesis," he whispered to the empty room. "Let’s burn the empire down."

Ryan Goddamned Malcolm. He just couldn’t keep his mouth shut for once, could he? I swear, that man lived for chaos. Sitting there with that smug look like he’d just done something noble, when in truth, he was just trying to start fires and watch me burn in them. I didn't want him telling Tobias anything, how about I just do it myself since he already knows. "Enough, Malcolm. I’ll handle this.” Malcolm raised his brows, pretending like he didn’t know what I meant.