Elena From Ben 10 Novels & Stories

" Elena was crying and though she was not weak, she was still tired - tired of fighting. Images now shifted to something personal to her. She was on space. Floating with the rocks and the planets, waiting for something. What was that? Yes, she remembered. Something was boiling and the space was tensed. Something about a balloon. Pumping hot air and it's going to be so much. She remembered turning and at her back, she saw it. First, the biggest moon exploded. There was a great thunder and she must have forgotten how she was hit by a debris. It must have been just a dust, a spec from the explosion, yet, she was bruised. When you were touched by a tremendous source of power, it was hard not to

This swine told you that? "She's definitely delusional." "I would never send her to a horrid place like the isle of thorns." She snickered. "She's right your majesty, my mom would never do that, she's the nicest being on earth, with a heart of gold." Amelia said in her mother's defense. Her face had turned pale when she saw me in Derrick's arms. "Our queen is a wonderful person your majesty." "Gwen is a known liar, our queen would never send her on such a dangerous quest." Morgana who had been static all along chipped in. "I read minds too." Derrick reminded them. They all turned pale with fear. "Consider this a warning, don't touch a hair on Gwen's head." He warned the flustered wolves.

Elena saw shocks and pains draw over his mazarine eyes. “She attacked our princess!!! It’s irreverence to the dragons!!! Sentence her to death!!! Arrest her!!!” She heard Lennie’s entourage yelling, and dragon warriors quickly walked up and besieged her. Besides she and Cory, Lennie was screaming and wailing on the floor. Some doctor was checking her wound. Almost half of her face was scratched. But she would heal. It wasn’t silver wounds. A strong dragon like her would heal from that kind of injury in less than an hour. In fact, Elena never thought she would actually get her. Lennie was a dragon descendant, so much stronger than her. She could have dodged that.

First Phase II Elena moved forward and went into a fighting stance, her determination palpable. She knew that convincing Claud meant proving her worth, and this was her chance. She took a deep breath, focusing her energy and preparing to give her all. Lupa stood a few feet away, her expression calm and composed. She nodded slightly, signaling Elena to begin. With a quick exhale, Elena launched her first attack, a swift punch aimed at Lupa’s midsection. Lupa easily sidestepped the blow, her movements fluid and precise.

"I need you to confirm it." I nodded. Elena sat by the window, staring at nothing. Young—maybe twenty-two—with long blonde hair and huge gray eyes that held a haunted quality. She looked fragile. Breakable. When she saw us enter, she flinched like we'd struck her. "Alpha Reeves," she said quietly, voice trembling. "I told you I'm fine. Derek and I are fine. The bond is strong." "I know what you told me, Elena." Reeves's voice was gentle, patient. "But I brought someone who can help. This is Sera. She's a bond-breaker. She can see bonds that others can't."

In the center, suspended in a massive, upright cylinder of pulsing serum, was the woman Maya had only seen in grainy photos and holograms. Elena Vance looked like she was sleeping. Her hair floated around her in the liquid like a halo of dark silk. Tubes and wires were connected to her spine, her arms, and her throat. She wasn't a person; she was a biological engine, her heartbeat a rhythmic thud that vibrated through the floor. "Mother..." Maya whispered, walking toward the tank. "Maya, stay back!" Lucian warned, his eyes darting toward the armed guards who were frantically trying to secure the chamber.

But before he could touch her— A Helion Unit dropped from above, landing directly between them. It seized Lena by the arm. Elias and Alexander both screamed: “NO—!!” The prototype lunged, biting the Unit’s leg, but the Helion jerked Lena backward, activating a teleport beacon on its wrist. Kass gasped in triumph. “Yes—YES—bring her to me—!!” Lena winced as the Helion dragged her toward the center of the chamber. She struggled— Not out of fear. Out of instinct. And her voice cracked. “Elias— Alex—”

At Adrian. Lucas. Elias. Charles. The three sixteen-year-old Elenas. Finally current Elena. Her eyes filled with tears. “I’m sorry.” Elena stepped forward. “Who are you?” The old woman set down the suitcase. “My name is Elena Moran.” Of course. Lucas whispered: “Another one?” The woman shook her head. “No.” Then looked at the three teenagers. “At least, I wasn't supposed to be.” Root’s scanner activated. The result appeared.

Noah whispered, “That’s her.” Bella stared at the woman. “Who?” Noah answered quietly. “The woman who erased us.” The woman smiled. “Hello, sister.” Bella’s face went white. “That’s impossible.” The woman laughed softly. “You’ve always said that.” I looked at Bella. Then at the woman. “Who are you?” She smiled. “My name is Elena.” Bella stepped backward. “But Elena is already here.” The woman smiled wider. “That’s why you should never trust memories.” Then every machine in the room switched on. And seven children’s voices whispered together. “Mom.” :::

she chirped, her full lips parting in a dazzling smile as her rich brown eyes fixed on Elara. "Elara," Alpha Riven said smoothly, "meet your mother. Selena. Selena, meet the lovely, charming, and totally not crazy former Luna, Elara" Elara debated punching him in the face, hard, but the older lady, Selena, strode toward Elara. Each step was assured and steady, graceful, and … grounded. It wasn't guarded and restrained like hers. Her eyes spoke of strength. She was someone who didn’t need weapons but could cause deep, soul crushing pain to her enemies if she wanted.