Finn Adventure Time Novels & Stories

Mushrooms were growing around it in a circular pattern. Finn walked up to the tree, his hands gripping the bark as he peeled back a damaged looking patch high up. The bark splintered and revealed a hole that had been carved into the wood. Sadie looked massively upset as he grabbed her waist and hoisted her into the air so she could peek inside. She reached out a shaking hand and pulled out a rusted metal tin. Finn carefully put her back down the way you would a child. Sadie opened the metal tin, her breath hitching in her throat. Finn placed a hand on her shoulder," I kept it all." She closed her eyes, removing his hand from her shoulder. We all watched as pain crossed his features and he re

I suppose it made sense then, that there were no rejections among true-mates. "Now that everyone's here--tell us, what did we miss?" I asked before Atlas could snarl at either one, or coat the room in frost again. Finn leaned against the far wall while everyone else took a seat. Even in his flannel pajamas, he looked more fae than human. His amber eyes flickered over to the fireplace, where ash and charred wood sat in a clump. "Show me the control you've learned." Finn nodded towards the brick opening, "Get a fire going for us."

His usual permanent grin had been replaced with a melancholy look as we rode the rails to our destination. I lean across the cab and as quietly as possible I ask, “You good man?” Slowly Finn turns his head, his violet eyes dull, and the corner of his lips turned down. “Old memories.” He says just as quietly as I asked but with a flat tone. At first, I thought he meant from when he and Mathias had ventured to Andora to face Aodh thinking together they could defeat the god of the underworld, except, unfortunately, they had their asses handed to them as I heard.

“Now Finn does his thing. I may handle a lot of the business side of the bar, but Finn is the expert with this stuff. He’ll prepare everything for you. We also have some deep connections from being Solaris’ Betas.” Nodding, I handed Leah over to Noah after appeasing her with some snacks before breakfast. It freed me up to pull ingredients for the adults’ breakfast. Pulling some bacon and eggs, I grabbed a few vegetables as well. Finn stirred and sat up. “Breakfast?” “Ready in a ten.” I called, as I turned back to the bacon I had been chopping up. Noah chuckled. “Fuel up, love, Nate decided on Greece.” Suddenly, Finn was wide awake and jumping out of bed. “Alright! Let’s get this going.” He w

Finn shuffled his feet, more used to fighting than presenting and cleared his throat. “Hayden and Sawyer have gone to White Forest for Luna Helena…” then coughed, his grey eyes flitting between the two of us, as if unsure where to look. “It’s nice to see you, Finn,” Freya said softly, her compassion shining as he finally found his voice.

Not to be outdone, they unleashed their own powerful weapons, striking the barrier to carve out openings and enter the secret realm. As more people poured into the forbidden area, the scene grew increasingly chaotic. Everyone seemed eager to be the first to enter. Adrian observed the situation from a distance, his expression betraying mild surprise. Andy, standing beside him, chuckled. "Let me introduce this old guy. He's a wandering fortune-teller we call Finnian. He's got some skills, and with him around, maybe we'll run into fewer problems." Andy's introduction was brief. Finnian studied Adrian and said, "Young man, your strength is impressive for your age. Seems we're getting old."

Leaving me deeper in the hole that my sorrow had dug. A shriek came from the kids area. Finn had turned into a dragon and was letting the kids slide down the length of his wings as if he were a giant jungle gym at a park. Even from this distance, I could see the heated looks Drace was shooting him. If they were by themselves...I pushed the thoughts aside.

He can't possibly be forty-three. Finn looks back to me with another puzzled expression. "I'm twenty-seven. 1972 is the year Atari was founded," he answers as if it should be standard knowledge, which I guess for a gamer maybe it is. As Finn's character loads and he begins walking, I expect to see a few large houses in a common area. He's told me of the buildings his friends from work have made, but I never imagined the grey stone monstrosity that comes into view the farther he walks.

(Lexi’s POV) Fighting Finn was a waste of time and energy, so the conversation was over when he said Joko would go with him instead of me. It had been decided, so I didn’t need to argue with him. Besides, pretending Lexa was useless when I could not even swim in the river Joko showed him in the brochure. I have no idea how to rappel down just to descend faster from the higher ground. It was already past six when the main door of the cabin opened. Finn came in with a half-smile, looking tired from his adventure. For one long second, he gazed at the laptop, tablet, and planner with my colorful pens and sticky notes scattered on the dining table.

He tightens his embrace and buries his head on his shoulder. Finn turned to face Boone. He put his arms around his shoulder and pulled him for a hug. “Awww. My baby is sulking.” He teased him. “That’s all right. We’ll be having a great time when I get back here. We’ll spend the whole day lying on the bed while watching tons of movies. Okay?” Boone happily up and down in agreement to his plan without knowing what Finn is up to. He was too excited that he didn’t realize that Finn was behaving oddly.