Cloud Strife Crisis Core Novels & Stories

she casually said. “Sure,” Clarisse said, Bella placed the files in the folders and send the documents to Mr. Kiel. She hurriedly goes out of his office when she saw Amanda’s roaming around. “Amanda, what are you doing here?” She inquired, Amanda was taken aback and nervously faces her, “President Chen, we have a problem and we badly need your advise right now,” she said. “What is it about?” she worriedly asks, Amanda was hesitating to tell her the crisis that La Bella is facing right now.

"They’re going to kill the irrigation in Navia. They’re going to starve the Garden City while they take the kid." A massive tremor threw them all to the floor. The sea around the Reef began to boil. The sky above turned a sickly, electric green, lightning arcing between the clouds in jagged, unnatural patterns. "The Hive," the Triton leader screamed, pointing down. "The Core-Draw has started!" Aradaa felt the heat rising through the soles of his boots. The planet was being harvested. The Release had been a temporary patch, a bandage on a cancer that had simply migrated to the marrow.

He looked at the hole in the floor where his god had fallen. "Fine," the Emperor whispered. His voice was cold, devoid of rage, devoid of humanity. He tapped a sequence into his wrist computer. "If I cannot be a God," Alaric said to the empty room, "then no one will be anything." Self-Destruct Sequence Initiated. Sky-Spire Core Overload in 10 Minutes. The red emergency lights began to flash. Down in the web, Tristan looked up. His void-sight picked up the shift in energy. The hum of the tower changed from a steady flow to a frantic, rising whine.

I feel a sharp, electric throb deep inside, a persistent, heavy ache that makes me want to squeeze my thighs together right here in front of everyone. "The loss of breath," I say, my voice gaining a desperate, reckless edge as I try to push past the fog in my brain. "It is the moment the character stops breathing for themselves and starts breathing for the person or the force holding them there. It is the shift from fighting the atmosphere to becoming part of it."

They cleared the edge of the ridge just as the earth behind them convulsed. A deep, concussive boom rippled through the cliffside. The entrance to the Seed collapsed inward with a thunderous breath, spitting up soil, rock, and the last remnants of what once was the foundation of emotional surveillance. Dust surged toward them like a fleeing spirit, but Aria and Cassian didn’t stop running until the ground leveled beneath their boots. Only then did they fall to their knees, panting, backs to the wreckage. Cassian turned his face to the sky, sweat glistening on his skin, the tension in his shoulders slowly bleeding out. Aria’s pulse thundered in her ears, but it wasn’t fear it was the thrill o

Territories that once knew uneasy peace are now consumed by war without restraint. Wolves fight like they are trying to outrun extinction itself. Cities burn in the distance, their smoke rising in thick spirals that twist unnaturally beneath the blood-red sky. Supply lines collapse. Alliances fracture mid-breath. Even commanders who have survived countless wars pause now—not from hesitation, but from recognition that something fundamental has shifted beyond their control. This is no longer conflict between packs. It is collapse. At the edge of it all, Aria stands on a jagged cliff.

the head of the surveillance department said, trying to pacify the director. At that point, Piero wanted to get up and scream. It wasn't a glitch. It was a well thought out and executed plan by Cielo and whoever she was working with. “That little witch.” he gritted his teeth trying to look calm while he was boiling like a volcano inside.

Watching as the clouds roll in. “True sir. She is not worthy of a wonderful Alpha like you.” Cia’s words were cold. I knew she was lying to keep me in tone. “Eventually, the Henderson brothers will realize I have their sweet precious Crissy.” I turn to Cia. “What do you think? Do you think they will come to save her?” “They might because her scent is strong, and I believe they are close by,” Cia responds. “Then we wait until the games begin.” I start laughing.

It was like everything froze and all the blood ran to my head. The world started tilting, I stumbled, the woman was was in front of me, asking me something but I couldn't comprehend what she was saying. The world was spinning unbearably. It felt as if my body was on fire. I couldn't take it anymore, my knees buckled and I started falling. I was falling physically but my mind was collapsing in on itself. Then the world went dark like I desperately wanted it to go.

“We don’t turn on each other. We don’t let anger make decisions.” Ezra’s fists clenched. But he backed down. Barely. Lilith exhaled. “We’re all cracking.” Tobias, silent until now, spoke up. “Then maybe it’s time we stop reacting… and start finishing it.” Ophelia nodded slowly. “We hit the Core.” Everyone went still. Velgrave’s central headquarters. The heart of the beast. Carl stepped to her side. “Let’s break their heart.” Velgrave’s Core tower loomed above the city, wrapped in force fields and psychic interference.