Gaming God Novels & Stories

"Aegis would blow up empty buildings in the slums just for marketing?" "They are a multi-trillion-credit megacorporation," Leo chimed in, suddenly smiling as the comfortable, familiar gamer logic washed away his brief moment of unease. "They buy entire governments, Jinx. Blowing up some condemned buildings in Sector 10 to market a flagship esports title is exactly the kind of crazy flex Elias Vance would sign off on." Leo laughed, shaking his head. "Man, they really had you going, didn't they? You were totally buying into the lore! The devs are going to love that when they read the telemetry."

I sighed as I waited until Aries was looking down at his chest to turn back around. Everyone was looking at Aries with different expressions. "What I just rewinded him back to the point where he was alive." I stated. Meridith looked at her hands and back up at him. "You can't do it. I only made it accessible to me. The perks of controlling all magic, I can restrict what God can do." I absentmindedly stated before I was looking around. There was about ten Gods that had swords. This would be fun. "Okay so the game is simple the last God standing wins." I smiled. Everyone looked at me like I was crazy which had my smile going away.

Duke was right, I will soon need to answer to my responsibilities and parting my schedule as a student, his Luna, and the Lycan Queen, would be difficult for me, especially in my first years as I am required to carry the Lycan King’s heir. “Luna Queen,” I was shocked when a tall man appeared in front of me before he bowed his head a little to pay respect. “W-Who are you?” I asked in surprise while still caressing my chest. “I’m sorry for that,” he said before he looked me in the eyes. “I am Gamma Adriel and I’m here to serve you today, Luna Queen.” “S-Serve me?” My forehead creased while confusion is surely evident on my face right now as I look at him.

I chuckled and grabbed his hand under the table. “I won’t I promise.” We drove back in silence. Looking over at him I could tell the cogs were moving in his head. After dinner the atmosphere got better and we even played a few games and Dimitri and Graham had a laugh. We got into the bedroom and Dimitri ripped his top off from the back and turned to me. From his face he was over the pretend to be friends with Graham game. “What is with that guy?” His face looked like stone as I sat on the bed.

It feels like I was pushing a huge rock and didn’t make it to move. Anubis smiled in a sinister way. His eyes stare back at me with his black orbs’ pupils. “This isn’t funny for telling me you are meeting some God. Isn’t that insulting?” “What? —” My voice trailed off, “What are you talking about? Why do you keep talking about a God?” I tried to hide anything that he can tell I know a God. But when I think more of it, his name, and his aura. It isn’t just right like a human. “Are you a God?”

Someone whom believed himself invincible. Well I knew he was not. Before we rode to find Alicia, Adras had finally broken the stubborn which. There was a weapon that could doom him. 'I´ll make him pay. For all he has done.' The god turned to face me looking mockingly at me and strode forward. "What day will your power ever exceed mine?!" the god laughed smugly replying to my thoughts. "The day will come, mark my word," I threatened back at him growling with bared fangs.

Darkous growled; he despised losing. Slamming his hand down on the wooden table he glared at his brother, how did he always win? Darkous was the one to plan and carry out attacks, he had been for the last hundred years. And yet here Hades was, beating him at yet another game of chess. Hades laughed, his night black eyes coated with bliss. The psychopathic lord had taken a break from recruiting, deciding hours ago to pay his brother a visit, his mood instantly lifting. He would retrieve the little princess in a couple of days, taking her out of Dorians care after weeks of her being trapped within his clutches. Darkous suspected that the girl wouldn’t last much longer, her disobedient traits b

Leonardo clicks his tongue and mutters under his breath, “Can’t believe I lost to this. How embarrassing.” “The man in orange is bad, Goldie. You need to punish him, or else,” The voice from the speaker says in a reprimanding manner, almost like scolding a child. Goldie groans. He staggers as he tries to stand up straight. Leonardo watches him with his guard up, steadily walking backwards. He wasn’t sure what they were planning with Goldie, but it does not look appealing.

Colby told me and then I went very still. ShadowKnight_28. “Wait what?!” I said in obvious bewilderment. I pulled up my gaming app and my chat with Shadow knight. Scrolling up through weeks of conversations to see if I was careless and casually mentioned he was the biggest player in the league but I got nothing. All I saw was our easy banter and late night matches. The player who matched my energy so precisely that half the time it felt less like gaming and more like just talking to someone I already knew was a gaming God?

"And what are we mixing the core metal with, Architect?" "Everything," I said, picking up the heavy tectonic battery. The spinning black water inside seemed to pulse in response to my touch. "We are going to build the Obsidian Engine. And then we are going to show the rest of this world exactly what the humans and the wolves can do when we stop playing defense."