Flash In Avengers Novels & Stories

With a single stomp of his front paw, a massive wave of water erupted from the ravine floor as if an underground river had burst through. It slammed into the ritual circle, snuffing out every last Pyromancer flame in seconds. Morpheus lunged. He moved like a tidal wave. The first Pyromancer in his path didn’t stand a chance, crushed instantly under his claws. He didn’t stop. He tore through the sorcerers with unstoppable fury. The leader panicked, letting go of me as he tried to cast a protective spell, but Morpheus was already there. With one heavy flick of his tail, the man was hurled into the cliff wall, the crack of breaking bones echoing sickeningly.

He snapped. "Lethal force authorized!" Vane shrieked. "Burn them all!" "No!" I shouted, scrambling out of the trench. "The rules are non-lethal!" Vane ignored me. He aimed his staff directly at Ashren, who was helping a fallen refugee. The tip of Vane's staff glowed not yellow but blinding white. Overcharged. That wasn't a stun setting. That was an execution setting. "Ashren, move!" I screamed. Ashren turned. He saw the light. He didn't have time to dodge.

Cute. If she thought this was punishment, I was just amused. Knowing there would be cameras everywhere and paparazzi watching, I played along. I took her hand and kissed it gently. “Dear wife, wait for me. Your husband will bring you juice.” My eyes caught the small flush rising in her cheeks. Smiling, I walked over to the refreshment area. As I stood by the juice table, my vampire senses picked up a new presence—two people had approached Agatha. I recognized them immediately: her ex-fiancé and her sister.

It was a flood, and she was a fragile dam. “Ava!” Mara’s voice cut through the chaos. She darted across the battlefield, loosing arrows in quick succession, each one glowing brighter than the last as they drew from the silver’s energy. She skidded to Ava’s side, grabbing her shoulder. “Don’t give it everything—pull back, or it’ll eat you alive!” “I can’t,” Ava gasped. Her eyes shone like mirrors of molten light. “If I stop—it wins.”

My stomach was still fragile so I was taking it easy. Then I saw Vivienne. Red lips, sharp heels, a smile meant to draw blood. A sharp dresser, one of those women who had always circled the edges of power. She offered me a drink. I accepted the drink but was too distracted to notice the faint bitterness on my tongue. Minutes later, the world tilted. My pulse slowed, heat rose in my veins. I told myself I’d make it home, just needed air, but the next moment, I blacked out.

“You said those collapsed years ago.” “Most of them,” he replied. “Not all.” The floor shuddered. A deep, mechanical thud echoed above them — the first explosive charge. Dust rained from the ceiling. Lena’s breath hitched. “They’re inside.” Adrian pulled her close, pressing something cold into her palm — a metal disk with a glowing blue core. “Flash detonator. Only if we’re cornered.” “Adrian—” He met her eyes, firm. “Don’t argue. If something happens to me, you keep moving. Find Victor Dane. He might know how to stop this.”

The warriors scrambled to obey, dragging the younger wolves away but Ava’s roar shook the air before they could clear the field. It wasn’t human or wolf. It was something else entirely. Wind burst outward in a violent surge, knocking several recruits flat. One boy rolled across the dirt until he slammed into a dummy, coughing blood. Warriors shielded their faces as sparks snapped through the air. “Ava!” I forced my way through the storm, my claws digging into the earth to anchor myself. “Look at me! It’s Lucas!” She didn’t look. Then lightning burst from her fingers, slamming into a dummy and exploding it into splinters. Another strike ripped into the ground, splitting the dirt apart.

Buzz With Flash Shining’s use, apparition / phantom behind him kept waving the huge sword in his hand to suppress the other disciples' attacks, while Zephyr Khan himself took advantage of the time when everyone was suppressing him, and suddenly flashed out. "Damn it!" As they watched Zephyr Khan rapidly leave, the expressions of the Ice king the others became as ugly as they could. There were so many people, so many experts, and even some King-level experts. How could an Agility disciple escape? This was a slap in the face. The Evil Breaking Eye flashed wildly. All the people within a radius of dozens of miles appeared in the sight of Zephyr Khan. With the help of the Flash Shining, the figu

When he was done, his eyes locked with mine. I love you. I love you too. Be safe. You too. Viktor turned from us and I watched as he ran down the hill. He gathered speed and would soon meet the ground level. He lunged forward into the air and shifted. His body cracked and morphed into the shape of a wolf. Mighty long black fur sprouted out and covered his body as he shifted into Flash. He bounded toward the dog creature made from mud, and it turned toward him. It stepped away from it’s victim as he bled out. He took haggard breaths as the mud monster left him. The creature lowered itself to the ground before it snapped and charged toward my mate.

Soldiers followed his energy without hesitation, creatures moved in perfect synchronization, and even Kael’s guidance amplified every movement. Raven leaped to Ethan’s side, her blade a blur of blue energy. “We can do this! Look at them—they hesitate. They’re faltering!” Ethan’s silver eyes blazed. “Good. Push forward! Strike together! No gaps, no hesitation!” The Alpha Hunter leapt into the heart of the enemy lines, massive claws cutting through darkness like a storm. Lucian’s golden fire merged with Ethan’s silver light, creating explosions that shattered the Shadow’s minions and forced the master to retreat momentarily.