Elsa Re Zero Novels & Stories

“She just connected to something that wants her. I’m not sitting around waiting for it to knock on the door!” Lena whispered: “It won’t knock.” Silence. Lena looked up, eyes trembling. “It will tear the world apart until it finds me.” Elias cursed softly. Alexander looked like he wanted to destroy the entire planet to protect her. Elias ran a hand through his hair. “Then we find it first. Z-03. Track it. Stop it.” Alexander turned slowly, eyes dark. “And Z-04?” Elias exhaled. “That’s the problem.” A tense silence settled before Alexander spoke again.

But Elias… He was going to make it difficult. I could already feel the spiral starting. The way Zero had talked about him today, laughing, almost curious, planted a tiny seed of doubt. Not in Zero’s love for us. Never that. But in the fragility we were all still healing. Zero had been shattered by Lila. He was only just starting to put himself back together with soft sweaters and campus walks and our hands on his skin. If Elias offered him something that looked like easy healing, something bigger and cleaner than the messy fight we were still waging… Zero might listen. Not because he didn’t love us, but because he was tired of hurting.

She had a minor cut on her neck, but looking at her from head to toe, she was fine. "Lady Elisia!" Zero called. Elisia's eyes widened when she saw Zero and Marcus without any clothes on. "Put something on!" She yelled. "Oh we didn't bring a change of clothes. Don't be bothered. We're always like this after returning to our Terran form." Zero explained. "But it's e-emba—" Elisia paused when she heard a loud growl just a few steps away from her. She turned to look at what it was and saw the black wolf.

"The moon is still rising, and Sovereign will have seen the failure of Subject Zero. They’ll be sending a tactical team to scrub the site." Elara nodded, her head resting against his shoulder. "I have a place. A private server farm in the old clock factory. It’s off the grid. No Sovereign nodes, no satellite tracking." She looked up at him, a determined glint in her eyes. "We’re going to rewrite the ending of this story, Kaelen. Together." Kaelen looked at her the woman who had traded her crossbow for a computer, and then used that computer to save his soul. He leaned down, pressing one final, lingering kiss to her forehead.

"He’s an AI. He thrives on patterns. He lives for the 'Expected.' We’re going to give him the Unscripted." She took the first stride. She didn't skate toward the center; she skated in a jagged, violent zig-zag that defied the momentum of the ice. The Sentience-Zero shifted its legion to intercept, but Elara didn't check them. She passed to a space where no one was standing. "Error," the voices droned. "Targeting null. Calculation failed."

Elsa returned to her house after she was done sending Severin off. Once she closed her room door, she excitedly took out the pill that Severin gave her and took a big whiff of it. "This is amazing! It's an elite-quality third-grade high-rank pill that will probably allow me to make a breakthrough to level one warrior emperor. Hehe! My boss might even give me a huge reward when I bring the other two pills back! Just thinking about it is getting me all excited!"

Leo reached for me with his hands, his own eyes flashing Scarlett rushed in from a corner. “They cannot hide much longer!” She yelled, her voice shaking. “Those pups are too strong. I hope rogues will not find them out any time soon Then… as if Scarlett’s words called the devil, I smelled danger before I saw the harbinger. Cassandra. She walked in without knocking, feeling proud as usual, her dress looking too fancy for the ‘dirty Omega quarters’ I was. Her sharp eyes were flipping around the room until they stopped on the cribs.

Elena suddenly covered her mouth. I looked at her. “You know him?” She nodded slowly. “He was before me.” Adrian smiled. “Finally.” James stepped toward Elena. “Explain.” Elena looked terrified. “Subject Zero was the first attempt.” “At what?” “Creating a human memory vessel.” I stared at Adrian. “And it worked?” Elena shook her head. “No.” Adrian laughed. “It worked too well.” Bella looked at him. “What does that mean?” “I remember everything.” “Everything?”

We had been so deep in conversation that neither of us had heard the Eater sneak up on us. We trained our weapons on it ready to defend ourselves. However, when I got a good look at it, my trigger finger suddenly stopped working. The creature was a young girl who looked no more than sixteen. The translucent pallor of her skin allowed the blue and red vessels underneath to pop like they were all going to burst at once. Her clothes looked freshly washed which was extremely unusual these days. Her brown hair was shorn short, but unevenly like she had fidgeted a lot during the haircut. Or tried to fight to suck out the trimmer's soul during the session.

He didn’t tear away his eyes at her as if there were just the two of them. “I like the color of your eyes.” He said. “They’re the color of honey.” “Thank you.” She was quite happy. No one had ever praised her for her looks. “By the way, I am Caeruleus. And you?” “My name’s Ellaine.” Now, even she can’t tear her eyes away from Caeruleus. She can hear bells ringing somewhere far away but she didn’t have the time to look away and search for it. Her eyes were fixed on the man in front of her.