Chimera Oc Novels & Stories

He suddenly moved away from us and leaned closer to the sand; squatting and squinting. "The Omega mark..." he said slowly. I frowned at him. "What did you say?" The boy turned to me. "It's the Omega mark..." he said pert "Looksie!" he pointed. "The dark crescent moon!" "I've seen it in history class!" the boy answered. "The mark of all the Cursed Ones, used to identify them from the rest of the pack..." he said, excited. "The dark color symbolizes the darkness they bring..." he explained "But the four white spheres that float beside it, two on each side represent the light..." he added.

She got burnt suddenly so, I immediately walk towards her and held her hand that was burnt but she pushed me so I sat on the floor. “What have you done!! What did you do to her huh?!!” Tito Rommel shouted angrily. “I didn’t do anything to her Tito-- “ My hand was shaking with fear because of his shout. “Liar!!” “Rommel, just bring Carmi to your room. I’ll take care of this.” “I said when you went to your room, didn’t I?!” “I was thirsty mom, so I went out of the room--“

He really doesn't want Jasmine to do something stupid. 'After the competition Alexandra will be gone as she promised to Lima. I am sure I will never see her ever again.' "She danced this beautifully? AHHHH why am I seeing this only now!?" Lucus screams he sees Alexandra picture in corridor. "Seriously what's wrong with all of you!!? It's not even her. Look her face is not showing properly. That Omega Just hyping her." One of the Omega seniors said when she saw how the Alpna pup is getting excited after seeing the human picture.

I saw Daevon drinking water then looked at her as if he also wanted to hear the answer. She just rolled her eyes then glared at Daevon. "I will not marry a womanizer over my drop dead gorgeous body." Oh Oh, that line was a cursed. A playful smile crept on Daemon's lips. "Oh believe me baby, you will". "Arghh !! Damn you Daevon! Your name should be demon fvck!" Ayesha shouted as she walked back and forth inside my office. I just rubbed my head, I was already ashamed with this woman, it was good that Andrei stopped by his company

The final fight is begun, the only Varniant type against the Herrschers. “Cornelio, is it possible for this Varniant to using more than one Fluxter ability?” ask Samuel. “I’m not sure … this path still get damage even no wound, but the skin is tougher than common Landcaster.” Said Cornelio. “Sounds like Chimera path, huh?” said Samuel. “…! That’s make sense.” Said Cornelio. “Is there any record of Chimera path?” ask the commander. The operator searching the data. “Empty, Sir.” Said the operator.

“What is it?” Ben swallowed hard. “The Neural Nexus Core. It’s here, buried in Thorne’s private notes. He designed Chimera to need a… a birth chamber. Think of it like an actual brain, a core designed to grow and expand with no limits. But it has to be housed in a very specific environment with unstable energy, geothermal anomalies, magnetic flux. Without that, the AI can’t fully… become.” Leah’s stomach turned. The word “become” made her skin crawl.

Chimera has heard stories and from the little she knows, her wolf should be able to hear her call her, most especially as loudly as she did. “I've been calling... Didn't you hear me?” she asked and yet met with another wave of silence. “Oh.. stop tossing, I can't hear you. If there is nothing I will go back to sleep now” Chimera stood still her entire being shaking as fear took a grip of her, it was rather too obvious. “Mera… I've been talking for a long time, but you can't hear me… you've lost hearing” she whispers.

“He’s not just building a system, Aria. He’s building a hive. The moment Chimera reaches phase three, no one will be able to think without his code syncing them.” Aria stiffened. “How long do we have?” Helena’s voice dropped. “A month, maybe less.” ~~*~~ Meanwhile, Jerry sat with Isabelle in the surveillance lab, reviewing intercepted messages from rogue dark web nodes. One line stood out. Repeated across every channel: “The Echo must rise.” “Echo?” Jerry asked. Isabelle’s eyes widened. “Echo Core. That’s what Daniel’s last known project was called before Chimera. It wasn’t just a lab, it was a prison. For personalities.”

I whispered, my silver eyes scanning the perimeter. "Something huge." A massive, wet thud echoed through the basin. Then the sound of a cypress tree, one that had stood for a century, snapping like a dry toothpick. Out of the darkness lunged a nightmare that made the Sliders look like household pets. It was a Chimera-Class Reject, a failed experiment that Silas must have discarded years ago, only for it to thrive in the radiation and rot of the deep 'Glades. It was the size of a shipping container, a horrific fusion of wolf, alligator, and something invertebrate. Its skin was a translucent, oily black, and instead of two eyes, it had a cluster of lidless, milky orbs across its snout. It didn

Drink, drink, drink. "I'm sure this is some kind of mistake, Mom," I tell her even though it hurts me to see the light in her eyes dim. "Remember, I'm an Omega. We don't get into Noctem Lunae. We don't compete to become Luna. That's only for the Alpha- and Beta-borns."