Novel & Cerita Chimera Resistance: Fall Of Man

All those immortals in the sky fragmented into tiny pieces of snow and fell to the ground below only to disappear into the cold winds of the night. A single person can be seen resisting the magic of the man. The middle aged man who from time to time will crumble into white snow and falls to the icy ground and in a second will fight to reform his human form as his ice divinity tries to expel the forces initiated by the man but it was a futile attempt.

His Alpha healing was keeping him in the fight, but it was burning through his stamina. ‘She's too fast,’ Lachlan realized, forcing his breathing to slow. ‘And her healing is too fast. I can't beat her if I keep going at it like this. I have to pin her down somehow.’ He needed to change the environment to give himself an advantage. Liviana came at him again, her talons aimed at his throat. This time, instead of blocking, Lachlan dropped his shoulder and charged directly through her line of attack. Her claws ripped open his bicep, but he ignored the blinding pain. He slammed his body into hers, carrying them both backward until they crashed violently into the main liquid cooling manifold runn

I know I sound way too greedy but after what happened today, I want him gone once and for all. I have to defeat him. Zach shook his head. "When Fallen Angels become weak, they usually seek shelter in Hell. That way they would be protected by the demons that made him evil in the first place." "And how were you able to talk to me in my dream even though you're not a mix of both like Alexander?" I asked him, curiously.

The Jun-Entity stepped forward, its form flickering between the boy she loved and a terrifying Polychromatic Chorus of alien faces. "Resistance is a chemical error, Elara," the entity whispered, its voice echoing through her skull. "Your biology is small. Your world is a flicker. Enter the cocoon. Become the immortal memory." "I am not a specimen!" Elara screamed, her hand tightening around the Origin Key.

“I… I don’t know if I can defy it. The Architect, the protocol… they adapt. They see every choice. Every emotion. Every heartbeat.” “Then we choose anyway!” I shouted. “We defy them anyway! Together!” He swallowed, jaw tight. “Together… always together. But if I fail… if I falter… Nova…” His voice broke. “I don’t want to lose you.” “You won’t lose me!” I yelled back. “Not while I breathe! Not while anyone remembers! Not while we choose to survive!” The Architect’s voice cut in, calm, sharp. “Resistance detected. Probability of mortality collapse increasing. Targeting adjustment: mortals directly.”

This one was deeper, and bored. “We don’t ask the mountain for permission to mine it,” the wheezing man replied. “We just sink the drill. Start the Chimera protocol at once. I want Oakhaven vibrating at forty hertz by dawn. If their brains turn to mush before we harvest them, so be it.” My heart hammered against my ribs. Forty hertz. I knew what that meant. It was a frequency that could liquefy internal organs if sustained long enough. They weren't coming to fight us; they were coming to force us into submission.

Her apartment was quiet. Peaceful. She dropped her bag, kicked off her heels, and leaned against the wall. For a moment, she closed her eyes. But instead of silence— Him. His voice. His gaze. The way he stood too close without touching her. She opened her eyes quickly. “No,” she whispered to herself. This wasn’t happening. She wasn’t losing control. Not over him. Across the city, Damon stood by the window of his office, overlooking the skyline. His mind wasn’t on business.

He saved me from a group sent to kill me by a tyrant king and Alpha named Pilgrim. Alpha Pilgrim ruled with an iron fists. His brutality caused chaos and calamity In his pack which led to the wrath of the moon goddess. He was cursed by the moon goddess. The prophecy stated that he will be killed by a cub wolf in his pack. With that, he ordered all his soldiers to kill all the children who could shift. Mr. Raphael, with his abilities suppressed my powers, but it caused him to be condemned in a wheelchair. All the children who were able to shift at that time were killed, except me.

he insisted. However, as he forced the necklace on me, his fingers tightened around my throat, stealing my breath. In a flash of desperation, I sank my teeth into his hand, and his blood welled up like crimson pearls. I covertly anointed the necklace with his blood, and it began to burn like fire against my skin. Try as I might, the necklace would not come off. Zack, who had been begging for reconciliation just moments before, then turned and walked away without a backward glance, his long strides echoing his indifference.

He is the same alpha I wished every second of my life since getting married to him, to kick the bucket but it was clear that the Moon Goddess valued him too much to let him make me suffer. "It is true. The deed must be done and then…he can kick the bucket, dear!" Chimera spoke soon after she had applied an unusual oil on my back while slyly exposing to me a millionth time now, that she can read my thoughts. That was one of the reasons why I hated her, she made it so clear that my hidden words were transparent — that I was easy to read.