Cloud Strife Crisis Core Novels & Stories

Isaac defended. "It's harmless until they are both washed away by flood and eaten by sharks!" Kim snapped. "Shut the fuck up, all of you! You shouldn't be pushing blame around. At least let's find a way to bring them back or something," I snapped, and they all kept quiet. Gosh, this is so frustrating. Arietta's Point Of View "Damn! Still no bars," I said in frustration. I felt something drop on my head, and I looked up. Another dropped on my face, and I gasped. Please don't tell me rain is about to fall.

He asked. Mercy didn't reply she just kept talking and acting as though she didn't hear him. "Security!" He shouted. They entered into the office and threw Mercy out. Clifford was unable to concentrate on any other thing at work. His whole body began to vibrate, he couldn't even hold a pen properly. He began to think of ways to shut Mercy up permanently because if she could come back for her daughter after twenty whole years, then she would definitely come back again after today.

someone screamed from the back. "Blood for blood!" "Death to the traitor who killed our future!" "No!" I tore free again with desperate strength, throwing myself between Papa and the angry crowd. "He did not do it! Papa would not hurt anyone! You all know him!" Alpha Darius's blazing golden eyes fixed on me, and I saw absolutely no mercy there. Only cold rage. "The bloodline is tainted. The guilt runs in his veins." "Then let his blood pay the price!" someone shouted.

The system was crashing globally. "Shut it down!" an executive yelled from the back of the room. "No!" Daniel roared, turning around with wild, angry eyes. "Nobody touches the system! It is just a glitch! Davies, get it back online right now!" "The core foundation is crashing, Mr. Hawthorne!" Davies cried, tears actually forming in his eyes. "The European servers just completely melted down! It is dead! The software is dead!" I stood perfectly still in the back of the room. My heart was pounding with a dark, thrilling victory. I watched the empire I had built with him slowly burn to the ground, exactly the way I planned.

The threads whip violently. The system loses alignment. The creatures climbing the ridge pause. The heart pulses again. Harder. Angrier. The mountain cracks louder. Snow explodes down the slope. The threads lash through the clearing like living lightning. The machine is trying to correct itself. Two keys. One conduit. One heart. Too many commands. The system is destabilizing again. Kaia shouts over the chaos. “You cannot keep fighting it like this!” Gran grabs Elias and drags him back. “Then what do we do?”

Chapter 25 – Clash in the Storm The world tore apart. Flame and shadow burst outward in a cataclysm that ripped men from the earth and silenced screams in ash. What had once been a battlefield—lines, banners, formations—ceased to exist. It became chaos incarnate, a living storm of fury, alive and merciless. And at its heart stood Lucien. And within reach of him—Aria.

“Most people keep it short.” I hesitate. “…So I could just say…” I shrug. “‘I’m afraid of heights’?” Silence. Four pairs of eyes stare back at me. “What?” I ask. Rowan snorts so hard he nearly chokes on his drink. “You?” “I don’t know!” I throw my hands into the air. “People are afraid of heights!” “They are,” Seyla agrees, smiling. “But that’s not what the fire is asking for.” “The fire doesn’t want a fear,” Lyra says gently. “It wants THE fear.”

Beside her, Rhys felt her sudden tension and stepped up, his massive frame shielding her as his golden Alpha eyes locked onto the elder. "Speak, old man," Rhys growled, his deep voice carrying through the stadium speakers, "before I come up there and tear your tongue out." "Arthur Vance didn't just build the Apex Core to grant an Alpha supreme power," Malakor said, his wheezing laugh echoing through the quiet stadium. "He built it as a dual-key system. The Core on your chest, Stormfang, is tied directly to the geothermal containment matrix beneath the High Spires Central Reactor. When you triggered that reverse-polarity loop to destroy Victor, you unlocked the secondary safety valves."

General Finn put down a book he was holding and walked over to where the king was seated. “Let the men go rest, we shall begin from there…” he was interrupted. “I went, duplicated the scroll of the clash of the battle empires, I made sure it was handed to him by the queen. Guess what happened.” he paused to see the shock on the men’s faces. “My, prince that scroll is as dangerous as a firing in the dry season. Bolivia could be burnt down.” Alpha George stood akimbo, “Tell me, he did not read it...” general Edward Thornfield asked, his hands on his mouth.