Extraordinarily Excellent Entities Novels & Stories

Correct and need ed had turned out to be the same thing. The extraordinary had arrived by itself.

Extraordinary. More.

I said. "It's not the entity's frequency," he said. "You know what the entity felt like. The wrong static, the misaligned signal. This is the opposite. It's extremely aligned. More aligned than anything in the network." A pause. "It's like hearing a note that every other note in the network has been approximating, and then hearing the original." I got up from the desk and went to the window. The May night outside, ordinary and dark. "How long has it been building," I said.

The whole group burst into laughter after that. Val offered me a seat beside her. I am even reluctant to take it because I know what’s going to happen next. Brei abruptly held my arm as if I did a crime on her. “Gia was right. You should reveal your prayer format so we could copy it and also get the person of our dreams,” she said and laughed. Gia and Val immediately agreed with it while I just let out a big laugh as if I just won from a lottery. Well, it’s more than that. What I am experiencing right now is way better than winning a lottery.

“It’s leading us to it. Whatever is in there… it knows our bond, and it’s been waiting.” The entities advanced, edges flaring violently, shadows rippling across the ice. Lyra felt her pulse race, flame and frost pulsing in unison. Kael mirrored her energy perfectly, lattice expanding outward like a shield, guiding the entities into a precise position. Then, from the depths of the crevice, a massive shape emerged, older, far larger than anything they had faced before. Its form was jagged and imperfect, a swirling amalgamation of void and shadow, yet its presence radiated a deliberate intelligence, ancient and patient.

Greg stared at her, amused, and she giggled with embarrassment. "This is probably the best burger I've had the privilege of eating. We should get these more often," Marianne said. "Anything for you, dear. Try the milkshake; they said it's the most ordered milkshake in town," Greg handed it to her, and she took a big sip, falling in love with it immediately. "Oh my goodness, I see why it's the most ordered milkshake. Thank you so much for getting me this meal, honey; you're the best."

I say immediately. The entity goes still. The forest follows. Cold slips sharply into the air. Ilyra closes her eyes briefly like she’s trying not to strangle me. “That’s not what she meant,” she says. “But it’s true.” The entity watches me. Not angry. Wounded. And somehow that’s worse because the emotional response feels proportionate now. Grounded. Human. “What qualifies someone as known?” it asks quietly. I answer before I can stop myself. “Continuity. History. Choice.”

⸻ The entity processed. ⸻ Lena added quietly— ⸻ “Something that puts others at risk for its own gain.” ⸻ Victor nodded once. ⸻ “Something unpredictable.” ⸻ Ethan muttered, “…something like him.” ⸻ The entity pulsed. ⸻ Stronger. ⸻ Deeper. ⸻ Processing. ⸻ And then— ⸻ it looked at Kade. ⸻ Fully. ⸻ Completely.

This is just insane. **********

I drooled and gagged and sucked greedily, tasting cedar and darkness and pure sex. “Come for me, vessel,” Elias growled against my ear. “Come while I breed every filthy hole.” I shattered. Orgasms chained together violently, my body convulsing, squirting around the intrusions as they pumped me full. When they finally spilled hot, thick, endless I felt it flood every part of me, branding me from within. I lay trembling, leaking from every opening, utterly claimed. Elias kissed my forehead almost tenderly. “Good girl. But we’re not done.”