Cliffjumper X Arcee Novels & Stories

Sentinel 05—a massive, winged hybrid that looked like a mechanical gargoyle—dived from the clouds above, its talons tearing through the Ares IV’s tail assembly. "We’re losing altitude!" Aris screamed over the comms. "Caspian, the stabilizer is gone! You're going to stall!" "We aren't stalling," Caspian said, his face a mask of absolute, terrifying focus. He looked at Jade. "We’re jumping." The Leap of Faith At 40,000 feet, the canopy of the Ares IV blew off. The roar of the wind was deafening, a 500-mile-per-hour wall of ice. Caspian and Jade didn't use parachutes. They stepped out into the void, hand in hand.

“You are already hurt.” He shook me off, his eyes burning. “I told you. I will take it. All of it. Even this.” The monster’s claw came down, slamming against the stone where we stood. The ground split open. I was thrown back against the wall of broken rock, the air knocked out of me. “Aria!” Jace’s voice cut through the ringing in my ears. He leaped at the creature, claws glowing as they slashed against its chest. Sparks flew. Smoke hissed where his strikes landed, but the beast barely flinched.

The adrenaline that had sustained me through the vault breakout and the cliffside chase suddenly evaporated, leaving my limbs incredibly heavy and numb. Alaric reached out, wrapping a warm, steady arm around my shoulders to support my weight before my knees could buckle. I did not pull away. I leaned into him, letting the heavy wool of his jacket shield me from the freezing downpour. We stood together on the edge of the cliff, looking down at the ruined remnants of Devon's frantic ambition.

of vines that guides her toward a hidden path in the trees. "Juniper!" She spins around. Alaric is there, emerging from the tunnel. He is covered in dust, his shirt torn, but he is alive. He sees the vines she’s holding onto, and for a second, he just stares. "The ledge... it helped me," Juniper says, her voice trembling. Alaric doesn't ask questions. He grabs her, swinging her onto his back. "Hold on. We’re going down the fast way." He leaps, landing with a controlled descent. Alaric jumps from branch to branch, his wolf-like reflexes handling the impossible heights. Juniper buries her face in his neck, the scent of him—smoke and safety—filling her lungs.

I looked down, it was higher than I thought. “Yes I still want to jump, I never get to do stuff like this.” I pulled my dress off and threw it at Jake. I stepped back and ran off the cliff. I did a frontflip then landed with my toes pointed straight into the water. I felt hands grab my arm and pull me to the top. I wiped my face and opened my eyes. Jay was smiling. “You know what you just started right?” I was confused. “Now he’s going to make you go up until one of you wins at this little game he does. You’ll have to keep doing tricks until you can’t possibly do another jump.” I giggled.

Her mind taken aback to the last time she fell off that Cliff, the next time she came back to her senses they were already at the same Cliff. For some unknown reason she felt like jumping down the Sea. "Are you crazy? No one has ever jumped into the Sea from this place. I mean it's very deep."Sarah who was shocked to hear that Araxie wanted to jump off into that Sea. She was sure it was something connected to Trion. Meanwhile Aurora dropped the letter. She was certain that the calm wind would finally drop it into the Sea water. She just hoped Trion could find it before it got soaked in water. Perhaps he would be happy again after what happened. He would be convinced that all that was in the

The other werewolf staggered backward in surprise. Reverting his gaze, Arric jumped inside, quickly taking off his backpack and leather jacket. He then gingerly crouched beside her to drape the jacket over her naked form. “Mate!” Steelclaw growled in his head and Arric felt his heart clenched so tightly it seemed it was going to expire. Letting his gaze trail down her body, they settled on her injured leg and he tore apart the iron trap with a grunt, freeing her leg. Removing his shirt and ignoring the biting cold, he wrap it tightly around the injured leg before reaching for her head, cradling it in his hands as he turned her face so she could face him.

"Not the stars'. Mine." They changed positions, Kaelor slamming him down onto the mossy floor, taking him in a hard, doggie-style rhythm. Aradaa’s hands gripped the floor-membranes, his body racking with tremors. Kaelor didn't stop, his weight crushing Aradaa into the floor, his cock rolling into the tight, wet heat of him until the world outside the hull ceased to exist. The climax was a physical hangover, a burst of gold and silver light that blinded them both. Kaelor collapsed onto Aradaa’s back, his literal weight a grounding force as the ship began to vibrate with the force of the jump.

Yet never had she ever foresee a day like this, when she was forced to dive with Aurora and Damien! If Damien found out that she couldn’t dive, would he suspect that she didn’t get those good grades herself? While Chloe was busy panicking, Jared had pulled his shirt off and came to the edge of the cliff. “I will take the lead. You guys catch up!” he yelled joyfully. Spreading his arms wide open, Jared jumped off the cliff and dived directly into the water, making a small splash as he landed. Seconds later, he swam back to the surface and waved at them yelling:

However, Aaric didn’t want to hear rejection for this, he stood up in front of Claire, as he stared down at her. When he was in little child body, he looked very cute when she was upset and Claire was not really afraid of him, but now, it was different, she felt her body crawled with fear when he looked at her sharply like what he was doing right now, therefore she didn’t want to provoke him even further, she didn’t wish for him to back down either, but at the very least, he wanted to listen to her explanation. “We will attack tonight,” Aaric said every words with much pressure, as if he didn’t want to hear any refusal anymore and they should move right away.