Cyborg Raiden Novels & Stories

I cried the terminal while I was hectic about the red flashing warnings. ‘Secundary confirmation required. Physical input at the main relay necessary.’ A cylindrical, glass console went up from the middle of the table. Darin pulsated a pure, emerald green crystal cage. I raised my head. Kael had literally armored the first Juggernaut helmet torn off, but the second cyborg rammed him with his huge steel arm against one of the hydroponic cylinders. The glass splintered. Kael bleeded, but he laughed –

Before I could answer, Raiden suddenly lifted his phone. His expression turned serious. “Look at this.” Both Zayden and I looked over. Raiden turned the screen toward us. “Her fight finally appeared.” My stomach tightened immediately. Minutes passed before anybody spoke. Then Raiden pointed to the name. “And just like I suspected.” His eyes lifted to mine. “You’re fighting Carl from the Moon Water Pack.”

Raiden said, “I am. Very. I didn’t expect a past subordinate of mine to steal my position. Draco, I never expected you’d have the capability to do so. However, I’m awake now, so you should yield the position to me.” “You still wish to lead Wyvern Peak?” Adrian questioned. “Naturally,” Raiden said, “Since I’m awake, I shall personally lead Wyvern Peak, and you have to support my intentions. I shall confer you as Wyvern Peak’s battle warrior so that you may serve me again starting today.” “You don’t find this amusing?” Adrian was surprised. “Why would I?” Raiden noticed Adrian’s incisive gaze and the boundless anger that filled his eyes. He furrowed his eyebrows once again and a gush of murder

But Marco had no choice, however, or felt that he didn't, not with odds of three to one. Reager had been in the Legion for twenty years, first as a biological body; then, after his first body was destroyed during a low altitude drop, as a cyborg. Many people never recover from something like that, but Reager had accepted his fate and transformed himself into one of the best cyborgs the Legion had. Knowing the order would come, and knowing that each detail was important, the cyborg had talked a biological body into cutting footholds into the side of the bank.

They lead certain lookouts for any spotted offender in line with the job they are called for; fishing out the weres, vamps and zombs. Normally, Tartal was the creator of the zombies, a grave sin totally considering the fact that they are originations from dead humans and this reason, the rogues were even careful not to mingle with him. That should also explain how easy it was for them to have had an alliance with Rex. What a betrayer! After they've digested the whole game thing, a fight erupted quickly. Mia on her part was trying to disguise her moves in case they were going to find her out like that.

Kai growled and his eyes glowed with dimensional energy that made the air shimmer. More portals opened. Ryder emerged with Moonfall warriors at his back. Ash and Stella came from the forest with dozens more fighters. Ryan struggled to his feet and looked around at the forces surrounding him. For the first time, fear showed in his eyes. But he was not done yet. He shifted back to human form and pulled something from his pocket. A small device with a red button. "If I cannot destroy you I will make sure you remember me!" His thumb pressed down hard. Explosions rocked the compound from multiple points. The building shuddered and began collapsing inward.

Nyre said, as he transformed. Raiden squinted when he turned to them, now facing two unfamiliar figures. "Who are you?" Raiden asked, averting his gaze. He assumed they were still the same people. "We're still the same, Raiden Liao. Our hearts are good we're not like others of our kind who are obsessed with power and greed, I won't force you to accept my clan's offer. I've seen your struggles against your enemies, I did my research," Nyre said in a deeper, baritone voice.

That was what Ryder always said to her whenever she told him to be safe and come home in one piece, especially that he was always the one assigned to the deadly missions ever since they joined Aegis. Raeya was aware that it had no connections to romantic feelings. It was just that she lost too many already and she wouldn't be ever ready to lose him too. I'm strong. My title isn't for show. That was his famous tagline and he always used it jokingly but everyone in Khenealm knew that his power was not a joke. Being named as the Roar of Khenealm made their enemies and rivals cower in fear whenever they heard Aegis even before he was appointed as the leader. Ryder was the only one known to have

His gaze following every single movement Jayson made, if I didn't hate him and kind of want him dead, then I probably would have appreciated his protection a little more. "Who says I took them down without any help?" I returned the question without hesitation. "There's not a man out there is stupid enough to help a rogue. They especially wouldn't dare help a rogue who was residing so close to the border of another territory," Jayson replied with confidence. "If that's the case then I guess I took them all down on my own. Me, a week she-wolf who has been living the life of a rogue for ten years, single handedly killed eighty of your best fighters. Men who had been trained from the age of twel

The suddenly paralyzed cyborgs crumbled to the ground while wearing looks of surprise and confusion. With more of her long, dark hair escaped from the confines of her day old braid than was neatly folded in it and her eyes mirroring her anger, fear, and horror, Kendra resembled a wild woman as she rushed toward the final cyborg. Her warrior’s scream filled the air as she lept onto his back and drove her knife deep into the base of his neck. He struggled to reach around and pull her from him, but Ari was quick to join in and pierce the back of his neck with her knife as well.