Eve Mass Effect Novels & Stories

“Okay, I’ll clarify it to you! You said the new Heart Eater would be strong since you upgraded it with the original as a base. You even bragged about its many special effects.” Elliot nodded. “Yes, is there a problem with it? Did any of its effects fail to show?” Elliot thought that since it was his first production, he might have made some small mistakes. Perhaps he had bragged about it too much, so its effects turned out to be underwhelming. Even so, Lord Vedastus did not have to slap him just because of that, right? Lord Vedastus was so angry that he could not utter a word. He waved his hand in dismissal to let Hayden speak for him.

It hadn’t taken so much as a scratch. They couldn’t believe their eyes in the slightest. As far as they were concerned, whatever that pilot did was impossible. One hundred and ten percent impossible. “I’m gettin’ some bad deja vu, ya’ll,” uttered a pirate. “Like, real fuckin’ bad.” Inside her core, Eva was deep in a Promethean Merge. As blood flowed through her veins, so too did power course through her ship’s systems. After she would inhale, the ship’s cooling systems exhaled for her.

“Lucas, something is happening. The Echo’s surge indicators just spiked. The system recognized Evelyn’s consciousness signature.” Evelyn lifted her hand slightly. The hologram flickered, but her expression never wavered. “You do not have much time.” Lucas moved closer to the projection, fists tight. “Did Vale stage the override in the air? The re-route? The acceleration of the activation?” “Yes,” Evelyn said. “The Echo feeds on destabilization. On Amara’s agitation. Vale intended for the two of you”, her eyes flicked to Lucas and Natasha “to never make it here.”