Gamera 2: Legion Novels & Stories

I ask, leaning in and inspecting it closer. “Just wipe it off, will you?” he sighs heavily and I comply. “I’m sure Anna will tell you all about it.” We hit the area where I crawled off my mom only ten minutes ago and my jaw drops. There are dead rogues and lots of warriors cleaning up the mess by collecting and burning bodies. “What the hell happened?” “Our Luna disappeared and stopped responding to our gamma,” he says, his jaw clenching and body tense. I clearly didn’t notice his reserved anger when he found me, but looking at him now, I realize he is angry.

Alpha Xander shakes their hands as he greets them before turning to introduce Luna Leslie and us girls, “This is my lovely mate Luna Leslie, our daughter Marci, Beta Marcus’s daughter, Callie, and Gamma Dave’s daughter, Celeste.” That was our cue to look into their eyes and shake their hands. When I glared into Alpha Callen’s eyes, I instantly felt a pit sink into my stomach. It wasn’t a good feeling either. My wolf, Bree, I knew from that was nervous. He was making her nervous.

I asked and regretted immediately, even though we could be separated now, he still needs my approval before he does certain things, like kill a lot of living things, humans preferably and collecting their life source. Yes, the legion leaving. My eyes popped opened. “Are you nuts, you want to kill up to twenty thousand warriors, warriors that will belong to me later on?” Yes, it’s the sacrifice to make if you want to be the Yama. The other fifteen are yours. It is a small sacrifice compare to the reward. I turned my head away as I agreed. “How will you get them?” I could feel its sinister smile even though there was nothing of sort on the being, I could feel his moods for he and I were one.

Kalen was surprised to see these videos, but he was not too astonished as a lot of things were now possible due to the increase of technology. Though technology has increased enormously in the last few decades, it was not easy for them to get footage from within the Red Water Legion organization, without alerting them. The Camelot military were only able to hack in and get these footages because the bases that the squires attacked were the lowest grade. It would not be as easy to get this footage from a high-grade Red Water Legion base as they have higher security measures. Kalen didn’t even know that some of his fights were being recorded. He smiled involuntarily, as the footages from when

Her lungs burned with the thick, black sulfur-steam of the chasm, her long hair, now heavily streaked with sovereign silver, whipping violently across her face as she surveyed the absolute carnage of the layout. ​The three distinct front lines of her life had collided in a single, subterranean slaughterhouse. ​To her left, the giant, silver-furred form of Gideon, the ghost who had financed Damon’s empire with his own archived flesh, was a vortex of frantic, silver-and-steel violence. He was tearing through the zinc-plated armor of the First Register's iron automatons, his jaws dripping with black machine grease as he fought to clear a path toward his younger brother. But the automated legion

Kyaaakkkk! There was also a flying Demonic Beast attacking the Firebird. It was a black eagle with two powerful-looking legs. The eagle attacked Firebird with those legs, which were its main weapons. However, Firebird had a faster speed than the eagle, Firebird dodged it and even managed to hit its wings with its flame blasts. Then, the eagle lost its balance and fell to the ground, ending up getting hit by Xiao Long's punch. Huuu~ “This many Level 4 Demonic Beasts turned out to be quite troublesome... Plus the Nine Heavens Annihilation Technique is very draining on energy and Qi” Xiao Long said while breathing slowly.

I barked. “We don't know. It's not responding to our magic. This is beyond us.” I exhaled and ran my fingers through my hair. “Madriel, what have you done?” “Try again.” They held hands and began chanting in a strange language. The console between sparked badly like it was fighting itself. It roared like it was coming to life and suddenly went off. “We have never seen anything like it before. We assumed it was a glitch but now it seems that's what the game was meant to do.”

Now, here I was, seeking the only person I thought might have some answers. Gamma Celeriac stood at the packhouse entrance, tall and rigid like a mountain. His presence had always demanded respect. But now, his expression was unreadable, carved from stone. He hadn’t aged a day since I last saw him, but something in his eyes looked heavier, deeper—like he already knew what I was here for. “Hades,” he greeted me, voice even. “Gamma,” I returned, setting Ruby down beside me. Her hand instantly found mine. “I... I need to speak with you.”