Final Fantasy 16 Final Boss Novels & Stories

"Let's make a deal, Heidi Wallace. You raise my affection level, save me, and help me leave the game. I'll protect you in exchange. How about that?" I finally understood that the bosses weren't part of the game. They had tragically died and been trapped by the game due to deep resentment. The only way out was to wait for a player like me. Someone isolated from everyone else, yet unknowingly opening up an opportunity. Who wouldn't want to be protected by the final boss? But even though the bet seemed like a guaranteed win, the final boss clenched his fists nervously. "What's your name?" I asked. "If we're working together, I should at least know your name. Or should I call you hubby?"

As I reached out to touch it, I felt my form beginning to fade away. In those final moments of disappearing, I heard a voice from outside. "Somebody's committed suicide!"

He hadn't been near her in his human state, so they had no idea how he would react. Would his wolf demand to be set free? They'd hoped to have this meeting in a more private setting for this exact reason, but now it was out of their control. Delores opened the door, and the red-haired woman strode in. She came to an abrupt halt when she saw Brodi and Finn standing with her boss. One man had dark, almost black hair and golden eyes unlike anything Liv had ever seen. They were striking. The other man, however, commanded the room. He was huge, towering over both of the other men. He was dressed like most of the locals in a long-sleeve, button down shirt and jeans but the rest of him was anything

The others didn’t even dare to breathe. The live comments exploded again. “He’s here! He’s here! The boss’s killing moment is coming!” “Now I’m curious how he’ll kill her this time. Dismemberment? Or will he hear her apart?” “If it were me, I’d just bite my tongue and die. It’s better than being tortured to death. At least, my body will be intact.” … The final boss stared at me coldly, waiting for my answer. After a moment of hesitation, I still took his hand.

"Alright, we can do that." Eric, sounding like he had been deflated, murmured, "Well, whatever makes you happy, Yara." Right as their words hung in the air– Ding! Ding! Ding! The system alerts chimed in. [Conquest target: Eric, heart rate 100%. Mission accomplished.] [Conquest target: Lance, heart rate 100%. Mission accomplished.] [Conquest target: Ron, heart rate 100%. Mission accomplished.] [Congrats, host! All three conquest missions are a wrap! Tallying up rewards...]

He doesn't care about this feud, he just wants to satisfy his stomach. "I heard that it's closing down," I reply, still furious. As far as I know, Dylan's gone bankrupt. I guess it's 'cause his number one customer is in New York now. Aqueela kept him in business. "You're a real buzzkill, you know?" Max shakes his head at me despite my words being true. "You just don't want to see Bex, right?" Bell asks quietly, aware of my thoughts. "What do you think?" I retort cockily. "Of course, I don't want to see that revolting invalid."

“I don’t care. The others couldn’t capture the true essence of El-Canino. I’ll meet the remaining two. Leave my brother to me.” She nodded. “Noted, sir.” Her phone chimed. My jaw tightened. “Didn’t I warn you to silence your devices?” She flinched, leaning forward so her cleavage spilled further out of her low-cut blouse. “You did, sir. I’m sorry.” Simpering females. I hated them. That was how they lured foolish men. My libido for her died instantly. I turned back to the skyline. “What does your phone say?” “We’ll no longer be holding the Verdad pitch here. We’ll be heading to their company in fifteen minutes.”

— Are you having bad days? I threw myself into Scott's arms and cried. The presence of the defender of people calmed me down. — Scott...—I whispered when I could finally speak.— Rahiel will kill Dean! Only you can help me! Only you...— — But how?—Scott's sky-blue eyes looked at me anxiously.—Tell me what to do, and I'll do it!— —This is the church of Ultima, and you are Ultima. You are the protector of the entire human race, so you can protect the priests of Ultima as well. We were once people, we just don't remember it...—

Anne’s Castle. Everyone knew that the current battles were only appetizers. The real battle was at the end. The final and most crucial of battles was for control of Excalibur and the number-one ranking on the Elysian Ranking. The final battle should be held between Polaris, Koehler, the First Blood Emperor, and a few others. Now, Polaris had been defeated, only to be replaced by a young man from Sol. Meanwhile, the others were on a whole different level than them.

Business being what it was, I ran into my old boss, Jett Parker. Caden was on fire, snagging deals right from Jett's grasp. Jett was ticked off and started aiming for our little startup. To cool things down, I had to play peacemaker. Jett had one condition. He pointed to a bottle and said, "Down this, and I'll back off." We were the underdog to his giant—no contest. Caden's dream was on the line, and I was not about to watch it crumble. So, I downed that bottle.