Frost Nova Arknights Novels & Stories

"Where was that attitude when we flooded that first kingdom?! First you killed the love of my life, and now you took my men down! You will not get away with…" "Save it!" Ash cut him off rudely, "your men are as worthless ad you are. You better leave before we cause more damage." He was speaking with so much aggressiveness that his forehead and arms were coated with palpable veins. "No… we will leave so you and your silly animals can prepare for more. Once again, I underrated your powers and should have come prepared. I'll avenge “Anna." Frost said as he slowly backed away. "I promise, I will avenge her death. You will not get away with this." He said, slowly rising on rooftops of traumatized

"No, Blade. You're a wolf but not an ordinary one." "What do you mean?" She smiled. "Can you remember the Legend of The Cursed Alpha?" "Yeah!" I said. "There's no wolf who doesn't know that." "Yeah." She said, still smiling. "Remember Alpha Kopis, the powerful and relentless Alpha who turned rogue and decided to go against the moon goddess..." "... Why are you telling me this fable?" I asked impatiently. "Be patient." She said then resumed her story. "And then he fought against all the gods and..."

“The Frost Pack incident confirmed what we suspected. Three bloodlines have awakened inside her. Wolf, vampire, and witch. She escaped into the Deadwoods and was later located near Ironveil territory. Alpha Brecken Holt has taken possession of her.” I looked toward the dark window. So Brecken had her. For some reason, that bothered me more than the execution order that came next. “You're being assigned a priority liquidation,” my commander said. “You will enter Ironveil territory tonight and eliminate Aria Frost before she can stabilize those abilities.” My eyes lowered to the knife in my hand. “And if Brecken interferes?” I asked. “Kill anyone who stands between you and the target.” The wor

This time it was a different voice—female, older, carrying the particular cadence of someone used to managing complicated situations. "Dr. Sterling." Not a question. "I'm Elara. I represent the Starborn Council. We need to discuss what you actually are." Raven's grip on the phone tightened. "I'm human." "You're not," Elara replied calmly. "You're a dormant Starborn who's been suppressing her consciousness for seven years. And the man currently dying outside your location is an alpha who bonded with you before you fully suppressed your identity. Which means his survival depends on your cooperation whether you like it or not."

Lydia said. He turned instantly, a flash of relief crossing his face. “Lydia.” She stepped beside him and slid her hand into the crook of his arm. “Sorry I’m late. I didn’t want to keep my Alpha waiting.” Nina’s smile faltered. “And you are?” “I’m Lydia,” she said sweetly. “Knox’s mate. His Luna. I think you’ve heard of me—or is something else the matter?” There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them.

Frost also took a long shower and changed her clothes before leaving her room and going straight to General Valencia's office. And that's exactly what she said after she entered the General's office. "What is it?" General Valencia could not help but get curious. When he looked at his cute niece's serious face, he could not help but get serious as well. Old General didn't talk and just sat there, his face also had a serious expression on it. Frost didn't waste another second before she said in a serious tone, "I am planning to form a contract with Snowy today." As what she said before she left, she will form a contract with the snow wolf beast. The snow wolf beast is pretty strong and has lot

If Nova stepped onto the trial floor now, Cassia would be disqualified, and by law, claimed by the Circle. They had no choice but to let her fight. The frost swirled like a cyclone. Cassia didn’t move. Instead, she closed her eyes. Nova’s heart stopped. Then she saw it, Cassia wasn’t frozen. She was glowing. Faintly at first. Like embers tucked beneath ash. Then it burst from her chest, the tiniest ripple of golden light. The frost touched her skin and hissed. Seraphine’s eyes widened. “What is this?”

‘Uh—’ Alex could not believe his eyes at the results he got. It turned out that the Frost Arrow, which possessed the attribute of Ice Mother Chaos, could be that overpowering... He suddenly thought, ‘Wouldn’t I be successful in every endeavor if I were to attack the enemy in the ice layers? Who would have thought that the Frost Arrow could ignore the ice layer’s barrier? Oh yeah. As for the lack of layers... I can make it!’ Just as Alex thought about it, the space before him flashed, and a pair of fiery red eyes appeared.

she said with a smirk, “I’m still a druid.” The roots coiled like serpents, wrapping around Nimah’s legs, arms, throat. She struggled, muscles bulging, snapping two of them before more took their place. “Stay still, little pup,” Elaria said, raising her staff. “Don’t you dare—!” I roared, unleashing lightning from my palms. Bolts of white light crackled through the air and froze, solid mid-arc, glittering like frozen rivers in the sky. Elaria turned to me. “You can’t win, boy. The Frostheart controls temperature itself. Even lightning must obey the cold.”