Erased Kayo Novels & Stories

Kael stepped closer to Rhydian now. “You keep saying that name like it explains everything,” Kael said. “It doesn’t.” Rhydian finally looked at him directly. And this time, there was no avoidance left. “Because it was erased for a reason,” he said. The entity laughed softly. But the sound came delayed again—like echo catching up. “No,” it corrected. “We were erased because we worked too well.” --- KAEL’S GAP IN TIME Kael felt it again. That pressure in his chest.

“None of this feels right.” She narrowed her eyes, “What do you mean? You’re the Alpha. I’m going to be your Luna. This is how it’s supposed to be.” “Supposed to be?” I repeated, my voice rose despite myself. “Eris was supposed to be Luna. She was supposed to be here, not you.” The words hung in the air, sharp, cutting. Tessa flinched, but her expression hardened quickly. “Eris is gone, Kaya. You need to accept that. She’s dead, and nothing you do or say is going to bring her back.”

The faint tension around his mouth that appeared whenever he was waiting for something to be over. I looked at the inside of his left wrist. Smooth skin. Already gone. He'd had it removed. The ink that had been there for years my initials, small enough that you had to be close to read them, something I had once been foolish enough to take as a kind of promise erased. Not recently, either. The skin was too settled, too healed. He'd done it weeks before this conversation. Maybe longer. He had been planning this, arranging the pieces, and somewhere in that arrangement he had sat in a chair and had the last trace of me taken off his body before he'd bothered to say a single word to my face.

*Sub-Nest Destroyed – EXP eighty million* City nest next—Rowan and Kayo unleash hell. Rowan’s erasure grids overlay the financial district—reality folding violent, skyscrapers of beasts vanishing in white flashes, screams cut short. Kayo’s foxfire chains lash wild—binding the core, yanking it screaming into erasure. **Kayo (laughing manic):** “Gotcha, you bastards!” Explosion rips air—core deleted in blinding orange. *Sub-Nest Destroyed*

You cannot delete the King of the North. Caleb crashed into the central Eraser. His massive jaws, lined with fangs that could bite through star-metal, clamped shut around the entity's geometric torso. The Eraser didn't bleed. It glitched violently, emitting a high-pitched screech of corrupted data. Caleb viciously shook his massive head, tearing the cosmic moderator into two distinct halves of useless, fading red code. The remaining two Erasers immediately recalibrated. They didn't show fear. They synced together, their bodies merging to form a massive, floating prism of concentrated deletion energy, aiming directly at the Sovereign Citadel.

Andes froze and looked at me blankly. I stepped forward, stood on tiptoe, and kissed him. "How could I hate you? Andes, thank you." 'Thank you for clearing away the gloom and burying all my unbearable past for me,' I thought. Andes' eyes instantly lit up. He carefully reached out and pulled me into his arms. "Lydia, you're my destined mate. I will protect you for the rest of my life." Later, Grayrock Pack held a Luna ceremony, which was unprecedented in a century.

"They're nothing. Happiness requires context. Sadness to contrast it against. Pain to appreciate joy. These people have given up so much of themselves that they can't feel anything real anymore. Just the echo of happiness the garden provides." The path forked ahead. Left or right. "Which way?" Willow asked. Kara hesitated. "I... I don't remember. When I was here before, I was alone. Panicked. I took the wrong path and ended up lost for hours." "Great," Brady muttered. "Left," Erina said suddenly. She was staring straight ahead, her eyes unfocused. "The whispers say go left. The erased ones remember. They say left leads to the center."

The vampires in the tower burst at the sound of the sonic screamer. Memories. Plenty of memories went from vagueness to lucid, flooding Kayla's mind as she screamed. Those days she woke up insomniac, and her memories got erased by her mate. Kayla gasped and lurched. Strong dizziness tried pulling her down. She placed her hand over her forehead, trying to catch her steps.

“The drugs found were used in knocking him out, something doesn’t add up, she replied. Aunt Natty leaned closer, her voice a whisper. “That’s not all. The second file mentions a witness, someone who saw the crash but disappeared from the record. And there’s a signature, of course Maverick Grey approving changes to the file. Elsie, someone wanted the truth hidden, and your name, Elise, was in the original report, listed as next of kin. They scrubbed you from it.” My heart stopped, the library spinning, the weight of our marriage, our vows, his accident, my forced departure, all crashing over me. “Next of kin,” I whispered, my hands clenching the folder, its edges sharp. “They erased me. Maver

His jaw tightened slightly. “Exactly.” Silence followed. Sharp. Uncomfortable. Vance’s voice cut through it. “What happened?” Lena asked. Kai didn’t answer immediately. For a second, it looked like he might not answer at all. Then… “They don’t just remove threats,” he said quietly. “They erase them.” A chill slid down Lena’s spine. “What does that mean?” Kai’s gaze didn’t waver. “It means one day they exist…” A pause. “And the next, they don’t.”