Cloud X Sephiroth Novels & Stories

Suddenly I became nervous because those with us had only strong powers. "I'll be the first." Cloud said and turned to face those with us. "Cloud Vrolex, 18 Years old. I'm a Sevran so I can command whatever is in heaven." He said that's why they all looked at me. It turns out that Cloud is also strong because as he said, he is a Sevran. They are the kind of creature that ranks second among the rich here in our world. "Moon Laureen Venumous, 18 years old. I can read everything in your minds." I introduce myself, Red's eyebrow arched causing me to be nervous.

In the Lischalts waiting area, Jangar immediately recognized the vortex and remarked solemnly, "This is the Desolated Thundercloud!" The Desolated Thundercloud was a technique devised by Thorold via a combination of the Gahrrs' Sun-grade combat techniques with the Deifirm Sect's lightning-attribute training exercise. It was tailored specifically to his Thunderbolt Consitution. Upon execution, it could transform the air into a lightning pool, unleashing various forms of thunderbolts that served as a remarkable offensive weapon.

The Supremusseum Cloud was a representation of the Supremusseum, and there were only about three people who could summon it. For James to have summoned the cloud pattern, it was evident he was someone powerful of the Supremusseum. James dispersed the cloud pattern and said, “That’s enough. You can get up.” The two carefully got back to their feet. James walked over, looked at them, and asked, “What’s your origin?” The man replied, “I’m Shade Eaves from the Sphere Sect. The woman followed up, saying, “I’m Yolanda Jacklin from the Absolute Sect.”

I sighed and told them what the spirit told me. “But why only to Lady Seraphina? The spirit could have just meet Sir Zale, and since he is a water element user, the heir to say the least, why not him?” Asked Notus while looking confused. I sighed and just crouched to be at his eye level. “If the spirit were to summon Zale, then it will just end there. Remember when I said that the vengeance spirit was a fire? It might be a fire spirit that was tainted by some pollution from here.” I explained.

Some hurled stones at street monitors, screaming at the sky, “No more gods in code!” Lucas muttered, “It’s testing them. Whoever or whatever sent that question wants to know if the world’s willing to kneel again.” Sophia felt the words like shards in her chest. “Or if I am.” They crowded around Clara’s workstation, the flickering map of global networks glowing over their faces. Clara expanded the origin point of the broadcast,a server cluster buried deep beneath the Atlantic’s web of data cables. “Same location as Helix’s emergency cloud,” she said. “But it’s sealed. No entry except through the master key.” She nodded toward the half-sun coin in Sophia’s trembling hand.

At this moment, his gaze was fixed on the back of the black-robed man, filled with both dread and greed. Following him was a middle-aged man in a blue Scholar robe, with a thin face and sinister eyes, gripping a fly whisk whose strands were an eerie dark red. He was Tyshawn Orozco, sect leader of Azure Citadel Sect. Azure Citadel Sect was known for its bizarre sword techniques, and Tyshawn had inherited the ruthlessness of his predecessors. At this moment, a faint, cold smile played at his lips as his gaze swept the surroundings, as if confirming their safety.

“I never thought that an illegitimate child from the mortal realm like you would be able to kill my brother. But I will avenge him today!” Cloud’s gaze hardened. A fearsome aura emanated from his body. In a split second, he countered with an attack of his own. At that moment, outside the giant blue bubble, everyone’s attention was fixed at one spot.

Thunder rumbled continuously within the black cloud. The cloud itself grew increasingly unstable, expanding and contracting like a volatile chemical substance. Sean's gaze remained fixed on the Shadow Guardian. His lips twisted into a sinister smile. He raised his palm, gently closing it in the sky. Instantly, sharp screams emanated from the writhing cloud. A chorus of tortured faces emerged from its depths. The souls' expressions were that of agony, and they looked as though they were desperately struggling against the cloud's confinement. However, they were unable to break free.

Theo glared at Rui whilst clutching his balls, and caught Seo-In secretly chuckling whilst the other boys felt the mental pain of what Rui just did. He furiously shouted at Rui through his mind link which humans were clueless too. T: Ouch you @$$hole! Theo quickly grabbed his mouth before he let out an angry growl. R: Dude you were supposed to move! T: I hate you, I can't have any kids now. Cloud then took over and slammed Rui harshly over his shoulders flipping him over. "Any questions?" The class was amazed by Cloud's quick and fast technique to bring Rui down. He looked at all the lamb students who shook their head and some avoided eye contact with him due to fear. Cloud smirked when no o

The corporate cloud had finally broken, leaving nothing but an open, unmapped sky. For three days, I floated in a grey, borderless void. There were no data-ciphers here, no four-layered creator commands, and no agonizing weight of a prototype frequency pulling at my veins. There was only the quiet, rhythmic sound of waves lapping against broken concrete. "Zora... open your eyes, sister." Kemi’s voice was the first thing that broke through the static.