Eva Long Primal Novels & Stories

The "Root-Access" wasn't just data; it was a dormant, biological blueprint. As the Sovereign Valley began to merge with the physical world, the "Glitches" didn't become human—they became Primal. Elara fell to her knees in the center of the Rink, but the ice was gone. She was clutching the black Void-Cutter, but it was no longer a key. It was a Totem of the First Pack. Her golden eyes didn't just glow; they burned with a predatory heat that the Source could no longer calculate.

But it was her size that left the rogues and even Lihont’s abominations paralyzed with awe. She had grown three times her previous size, her muscles strong and powerful, her stature now matching the height of Zoran’s massive obsidian form. “Ahwwww!!!” Naelis threw her head back and let out a howl that shook the leaves from the trees. Her eyes snapped open, and they were now glowing gold, the unmistakable mark of a true primordial.

I ask. “Minutes,” Eternal says. “The Primordial is waking up.“​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

"There have always been multiple Primes. Not many. Maybe five or six alive in the world at any given time. But they exist. They live quietly. They do not announce themselves. And when a new Prime is born who might threaten the balance they have established, they eliminate that threat." "You are saying there are other Primes out there right now," I said slowly. "And they might come after Elena." "I am saying they are definitely coming after Elena. She has been too visible. Too active. Too powerful too young. She has drawn attention from the very beings who have the most to lose if she continues developing unchecked." Vera looked at Elena who had come into the war room despite instructions to