Eldian Attack On Titan Novels & Stories

Soren stood at the center, flanked by her most trusted operatives. “You’ve caused quite the disruption,” Soren said, her eyes gleaming with amusement. “But you’re too late. Hydra is bigger than you can imagine.” “We’ll see about that,” Elena replied, her voice steady. The room erupted into chaos as Dante and Aleksandr burst in from a side entrance, taking out guards with precision. Elena advanced on Soren, their gazes locked in a battle of wills. “This is where it ends,” Elena said, raising her weapon. Soren smiled. “For you, maybe.”

Too late. A turret dropped from the ceiling and fired. Metal rounds screamed toward them— Elias threw up a golden shield, grunting. The bullets ricocheted into the walls. Sable cursed from behind them. “Of course they have turrets—IT’S THE CITADEL!” Elias pushed forward, shield cracking under the onslaught. “I can’t hold this long—” Alexander scanned for an opening. “There! The left side—it’s blind!” Elias sprinted, ducking under the shield, and slammed his fist into the turret.

Elena Dorian met us at the northern watch station before we'd even fully dismounted, his expression the kind of controlled alarm I'd only seen from him once before, the night of the compound attack. Whatever waited for us past that ridge, it had rattled a man who rarely let anything show on his face at all. "How bad," Kade said, already moving toward the ridge line without waiting for a full answer. "See for yourself," Dorian said. "I don't have words that would prepare you properly."

The glowing core lay beneath layers of nearly indestructible crystal armor. No ordinary attack could reach it. Then Elara stepped forward. "I have an idea." She planted her wooden staff into the sand. Green light spread beneath the battlefield. The desert began to change. Tiny green shoots emerged from the dunes. Vines burst from beneath the sand, wrapping around the Titan's legs. "What is she doing?" Lucien asked. Elara smiled. "Even deserts remember life." The vines tightened. The Titan struggled. For the first time, it stopped moving.

“There's something wrong.” “What?” Elena asked. “The First Ones aren't attacking Eden.” Elena frowned. “What do you mean?” “They're surrounding him.” She looked closer. The First Ones formed a circle around Eden. Then they began chanting. Eden suddenly screamed. Elena turned pale. “Eden!” His body convulsed. Black energy exploded from his chest. He dropped to one knee. “What are they doing?” Elias's face changed. “They're trying to extract the destruction force.” Elena looked at him.

He released the hilt of his broadsword, bringing both massive iron fists down onto Dominic's back like a sledgehammer. BOOM! The sound of bones cracking echoed across the silent arena. Dominic collapsed to his knees, coughing up dark crimson blood onto the white snow, but his broadsword remained buried deep inside the titan's ribs. "Now, Elara!" Dominic choked out, his vision swimming as he clamped his hands around the titan's iron belt, holding him in place with his last remaining strength. I didn't think. I didn't hesitate. I sprinted past Dominic, sliding across the slippery stone deck, dropping to one knee behind the giant. I inverted my longsword, gripping the handle with both hands, an

Titans POV Queen Zelda raised her hands into the air and all the dead warriors stopped attacking us. I looked at the ground and saw that among the bodies laid, none of our own were among them. We were winning the war. Or so we thought. "I can feel the rage coming from you, Alpha Titan," Queen Zelda said, her wicked smile still on her face. "I can see that you want to have your revenge on Lucian." I turned to Lucian who sat on his horse, staring daggers at me. I knew that he was restless, wanting to come fight me and I didn't know why he didn't. Infact, throughout the fight, none of Queen Zeldas witches or Lucian's warrior came down to fight us. We had only been attacked by dead warriors and

Steel boomed against steel as the putrid battle continued, the numbers of those who came to fight dwindling, fading as the body count rose. Dorian had forced Elika along on a raid of an uncharted dimension, the people who dwelled there fighting against the dark lord and the armies of hell on many occasions, refusing to abide by any treaty that was offered, continuously killing anyone who entered the dimension. The feral immortal had organised the attack in just a day, taking no more than four hundred of Darkous’ best men to send a message, a brutal and bloodthirsty message that neither she nor the people would ever forget. She squeezed her eyes shut in desperation as the battle worsened, una

Black Claw warriors stiffened with suspicion, thinking we had come to strike first. And behind me, my men bristled, responding on instinct. A single spark in dry brush. That’s all it takes. “Hold your fire,” I barked at my warriors. But Damon’s beta was already stepping forward, blade drawn. “This was a setup,” he snarled. “They mean to start a war.” “We didn’t come to fight,” I growled, stepping between our packs. “We came for Eliana.” Damon’s jaw tightened. “And I didn’t take her.”

The pillar I was braced against ripped into the air, knocking us both to the ground. "Theon… mark me." Yileyna said suddenly. "What?" I asked sharply. "It will strengthen me. Complete it!" She shouted as a dome of darkness crashed down around the courtyard, just as I saw the brilliant trident with electricity wrapped around it hit the dome. Deliana’s scream of frustration reached our ears before she was thrown off. Fuck, we could have used another hand. I looked around as Theoden shifted back to his human form, his eyes burning with rage as he honed in on me.