Chaos Ruler Novels & Stories

He looked at me briefly, that twinkle still in his hazel eyes, before he returned his gaze to Jaye. Mage Jaye was shaking her head pretty adamantly. “Chaos, you mean,” she said. “You operate under the principals of chaos. Without order, there is anarchy, and that’s what you strive to create. You’re here to try and entice a young mage into a dangerous world that, if she is foolish enough to take your offer, will end in nothing but trouble for everyone involved.”

Varniant’s transformation is completed, it broken up the cocoon and walk out with its new body. “Herrschers …! Time to harvest.” Said the leader. Both Fluxter or Herrscher is screaming and rush to each other, the battle is just begin.

But he won't lose anything, if he waited. Then the next one is the bonus skill. When Edward focuses his gaze on the skill, a row of information suddenly appears beside the skill. Ruler Command: a skill that must possess by rulers; people under the jurisdiction of the owner will follow his command unconditionally. The people that are also under the possessor of skill will also be 100 % loyal to the possessor.

Checks on power. Hale’s eyes darkened. That system failed. It was sabotaged, her father replied. Silence. Isabella’s mind raced. If this activates what happens to the current network. It fractures, Alexander said quietly. Power splits across sovereign nodes. No single controller. No Founder. No supreme executive. No me, she added. No you, he confirmed. Hale stepped closer to the central console. You are about to unleash chaos. Her father’s voice sharpened. No.

Then I added— “They are not in a state to endure spectacle.” That landed. Even Chaos did not interrupt. “They require stability,” I continued. “Clarity.” “And space.” Hunter crossed his arms. “Agreed.” He glanced briefly toward Chaos. “We can still make it meaningful, just not over the top, we don't want to overwhelm them.” Of course he would say that. Practical, balanced and usefull. The perfect advisor. Chaos sighed dramatically. “You are both exhausting.” “And yet,” I said calmly, “You will adapt to what our rulers need, not what You want to give them.”

Vahl said coldly, “because you wanted to change the world.” He stepped away and walked toward the glass window that overlooked the core housing Raven’s primary drives — a black room full of softly humming servers, all wired into a single mirrored obelisk in the center. The Crown Node, they called it. “You know what happens to the world when we don’t control the chaos?” he said. “It burns. We’re not monsters, Mara. We’re gardeners. Raven isn’t the threat. Human nature is.” Mara stared at the obelisk.

I subconsciously rushed to the door, my hand already gripping the cold doorknob. I was already running the rescue procedures in my head. I could break down that door in 15 seconds as long as I used my breaching tools. I was just about to turn the doorknob when I recalled Mom's wailing from the phone call, condemning me for being a disgrace to the family. I also remembered the image of the formal reprimand notice vividly, along with Tanya's message in the group chat about teaching a lesson to those who abused their power through their positions.

I buried my nose in her silky hair as I tightened my arm around her waist. My business ruled the world. We're called Royal. I'm better in business compared to my younger brother, James. Truthfully, I don't allow anyone near me. I don't even remember after f****** a woman. But she's something - raw fire. Her glimpse ignited me. I hired a lady last night. So, I could get rid of her, this unwanted wedding. But now, I'm certain. I'm not letting her go.

I bit my lip while looking at the hand-like thing lifting and carrying the Rilakkuma stuff toy right on the side—to the big hole. I keep on wishing that it will not fall again. My eyed widened when... “I've got it!” I was surprised when we spoke in unison. Yes, I— or should I say we, do got one! Mine is the Rilakkuma stuff toy, while he got Boots in Dora The Explorer stuff toy. He really sucks! I don't really like Boots, you know. But I also don't hate him. “We got it contemporaneously, so we can call it a tie” he grinned. Oh, right! The bet! I almost forgot it because of the thrill that I felt earlier—so... we got a tie. Means, no one lose but also no one wins.

It was obvious that there wasn't anyone to be trusted because every piece of information I got seemed stronger and more direct to me. “I actually don't know what to do right now. What do you expect me to do?” I asked. “I don't think we are in the position to give you a hint of what to do at this time. This is mind work, and you have to control it as a ruler. It might seem complicated and confusing to you, but you have to control it just like you have been doing. Already I know that there is more chaos and war ahead of us, but with you on our side and your sensible mind of rulership, I think we would make it out of all of this,” Roy said.