Fate Zero Sense Novels & Stories

The three of us—Me, Julian, Vane—were locked in a battle for dominion over the flesh. Then, a fourth presence made itself known. It was a cool, soothing sensation. A blue light in the center of the chaos. Stop fighting, a voice said. It was Zero. Zero? I thought. Where are you?

My heart was shattered, and fear held me tightly. "We'll need to make an effort, Olivia," Scarlett, my inner wolf, remarked, acknowledging our destiny. "What if she's unkind and mean, wanting him and everything for herself?" I asked my wolf. "Then we'll surrender it to her. We can't oppose this. She holds a superior position, and she's his fated. We don't have a fighting chance. We must simply pray that she's kind and compassionate, or a chilly bed will be the least of our concerns, Olibia," my inner wolf said, and I shed tears. It was all overwhelming.

He heard his cell door close and another door slamming for Darrel. Blake kept his eyes closed, used his divine senses, and found the room to be as he had imagined: a concrete room with an iron door—hidden surveillance devices in the corners and no windows. Blake could see without using his eyes with his divine senses and moved his senses throughout the floor level and found Darrel sleeping on his bed in his cell and found Sara sleeping as well. It seemed she was poisoned and was beginning to show deterioration of her cultivation as the poison stayed in her Meridians. Blake using his Divine Senses, channeled and expunged the toxin from her body and gently repaired what had deteriorated.

I made sure my senses were sharp, ready for any sudden move she might make. The forest grew even darker as we walked. The air was cold and heavy, and the only sound was the crunch of leaves beneath our boots. Every now and then, I caught her glancing back at me with that sly smile, the one that always meant she was hiding something. We finally reached the base of Mount Sile. I stopped and looked up at the massive structure. The mountain stood tall and eerie, covered in mist. The air around it felt different, thicker and colder, almost magical. A strange energy ran through my body. It felt like the mountain was alive.

Everything is happening so quickly. My sisters shifted and are fighting two of the three remaining wolves- Saph and Pearl fight against one, and Amy and Emmy team up against the other. Sage is holding her spear in hand, stalking Mara, who picks up her silver blade. Richard consoles a crying Leslie as her brothers come around to help her as well. Mara backs away from Sage, holding the silver blade out in front of her. Sage continues creeping toward Mara; she doesn’t notice the one remaining wolf at her back. I see the glint in Mara’s eyes and Sage doesn’t see it coming. She no longer has the acute hearing of her wolf. Her senses are dull compared to what they used to be. I’m only twenty feet

“You…” She was shocked in her heart because she had never seen this move being used before. The person was actually capable of shutting off all his senses and relying on his instincts to fight against her. She could feel that Zayn was already dead by now. He had lost his soul and was just a robot. She had never seen this move before in her life despite her age and experience! It completely surpassed her understanding of master fighters. At a certain point, she even suspected that Zayn was already dead.

The numbers on it decreased quickly, reaching 30% at once. She was a bit confused. She had never seen this before... Fateball appeared beside her and watched the flag as well. "It's a sign of completion. When the numbers fall to zero and the flag falls, we will be able to leave this world." It explained. Scarlet raised a brow. "Why have I never seen it?" She asked. Fateball shrugged. "I didn't know it existed before now either." While it didn't want to admit its incompetence, Fateball knew it had to give an excuse.