Cloud Strife Crisis Core Novels & Stories

“We’re almost there.” The summit came into view as the sun dipped low in the sky, casting long shadows across the peaks. The Nexus Core pulsed faintly at the center of a plateau, its energy radiating outward in waves that made the air around it shimmer. Tendrils of shadow coiled around it, their movements erratic and frenzied. “This is it,” Crane said, his voice filled with awe and dread. “The force’s anchor.” Callan stepped forward, their glowing eyes fixed on the core. “Prepare yourselves. This will be unlike anything we have faced before.”

Amara said as her wrist watch showed her that she have used almost five minutes just standing here with Silas. "Fay's your friend right? Is she OK?" He asked Amara who looked at him wearily. He's the reason Fay's heated emotions got the better of her today, making her explode like a balloon. I shouldn't even be talking to him, Fay would be mad if she found out that I'm talking to not just her crush that still haven't really talked to her, but also to the cause of the argument today. Double trouble. Amara concluded as she made to leave Silas's presence.

Alex said and sat there like a statue with Aaron on his lap. Master led the army as they continued their expedition. They trapped Golden Shifters and trapped them. Their method was simple. They didn’t waste time torturing the opponents. They just dragged them to the fire cube. Since most of the Shifters were in their physical form, it took much longer to drag the opponents to the Fire cube. But, with their relentless efforts, the enemy’s army was reduced to a handful. It seemed that the war would end that day itself but then, there was a huge storm, dust and wind blew with such intensity that it became impossible to even stand.

I ended up turning my phone off. The moment I arrived home, I got myself out of this stupid dress, took my make up off and sorted my hair. I shouldn’t be surprised he did this. Some people just aren’t meant to change. It is my own fault for letting myself fall from him. Trust him. I slipped into bed, brought the covers over me and let myself cry. This isn’t how tonight was supposed to go! I need this night to come to an end. I am dreading work now on Monday. This is why you shouldn’t get involved with anyone you work with, especially the damn CEO, because when it all goes to shit, things become awkward and even more problematic since you need to see them every day.

Noah replied. "What Ross is trying to say is that we should anticipate all the possibilities and prepare a countermeasure beforehand," Ms. Reina concluded. "I guess that may be the best thing to do in our situation," Cass reacted. "We just need to think of a contingency plan for all possible scenarios." "I'd hate to be the buzzkill, but what if worse comes to worst and Moros does raise tartarus. What countermeasure do we have in mind?" I asked. Everyone fell silent. Nobody can possibly think of a way to combat hell. Noah punched the ground out of irritation; Ross sighed, and the girls clenched their lips. Ms. Reina looked worried; not even her can fathom the idea. All everyone could do was s

Many tried to run but were suddenly crushed by a mental wall that began to cage everyone in. All sounds faded and an ache ran through Trix’s head. She felt herself being pulled in a direction which she did not know. Her vision blurred and the pain grew. She fell to her knees. It was as if her head was about to explode she felt as if she was going to die. ‘Stop fighting it,’ a voice echoed through the chaos. ‘It is who you are Trixiana.’ ‘Open your eyes, Trix.’ ‘Open your eyes!’ Trix eyes snapped opened and she met the concerned hazel eyes of Tristan.

Yes-you-did Hailstorm _________________________________________________________________________ TO: LiamTaylor@Ravenwood.com FROM: CodyRavens@Ravenwood.com SUBJECT: Human territory _________________________________________________________________________ Liam Rumours have spread that the Hemsworth pack is now attacking the human population based next to the warrior territory. Think they want to send a message or something. Please will you ensure that you place warriors in that perimeter? There is no need for innocent bloodshed Regards Alpha Ravens _________________________________________________________________________ RESPONSE TO FROM: LiamTaylor@Ravenwood.com

whatever worked. “Listen to me, sir. Yes, I used the Core. But it was necessary. I uncovered intelligence that could prevent a massive turf war between packs. A war that would draw in every major player in the city, including you. The fallout would make Stormclaw’s hurt feelings look like a minor inconvenience. I was protecting your investment. Your entire operation.” There was a long terrifying silence on the other end. I could almost hear the gears grinding in his calculating brain. He scoffed.

"But we can." Clyde snaps his head around, his shadow-aura instantly surging upward to crowd my space, his overprotective instincts flaring into a frantic wall of resistance. "No. The salt-marshes are a labyrinth of toxic pre-Pulse runoff, Coral. If your core backfires while we are underground—"

I used the Eclipse Paradox. I folded the light back on itself. The pillar of fire hit my palms and inverted, turning into a crushing weight of gravity. The flagship groaned, the bone-hull cracking under the sudden, immense pressure. The Sol-Core turned from gold to violet to a terrifying, absolute black. "This is the debt," I whispered. The Core imploded.