Genie Novels & Stories

It can break one's bones into numerous piece with a blow of it's pawl. I have obeyed him obediently. What else I could do? He is the master and I am the puppet in this game. He will pull my string according to his will and my only purpose is to abide as he says to appease him. I have no other purpose at least not anymore. In other words, he is the god and I'm just a minion. My hand fell direct giving each of my thighs a light slap. Even though every nerves and cell were pressuring me to cover myself up I didn't. I couldn't.

No problem. "One more thing. This is the most important part. Keep me updated on your physical condition. I've decided to establish a team to develop the GeneX Pill." Ewan tossed a small communicator to Gideon. "This is my clan's communication device. It's the most advanced communicator in the world. It can contact me from almost anywhere."

“I never did. They valued strength, not intelligence.” Kade nodded as if he understood. “And you think the Genie Pack will be different?” “Yes,” I said firmly. “They value knowledge.” Kade didn’t argue, but there was something in his eyes that made me wonder if he knew something I didn’t. ................................................................................................................................................................................................

"There might be another way…" "There isn't. You've seen the same code as me. The absorption device only recognizes Augustus-Gustav genetics. That's me and Julian, and Julian's the final boss we're trying to work around." I rubbed my eyes, wishing the gesture would clear the symbols from my vision. "Help me find the last practice target. Something strong enough to teach me what I need to know."

It was empty, the glass casing etched with a serial number from the original Sentinel Initiative. "I found this where the... where the light happened," Jun said. He tapped a small display on the side of the device. "It’s a Genetic-Frequency-Broadcaster. It was used to send a Null-Signal into the monolith. But look at the logs. It required a 'Primary DNA Donor' to activate."

he said. Jade smirked. “Let them. The truth isn’t a weapon. It’s a cage.” She held up the chip. “But this, this is evolution.” She slid the chip into a sleek black case and pressed her thumb to it. A hologram bloomed in the air, Adrian’s face, then Grace’s. Then dozens of others. Children. Soldiers. Scientists. Jade’s eyes burned with ambition. “I don’t need Ghost Protocol anymore. I have Genesis.”

“This? A trinket, Catalina. It doesn’t match my V-9s.” I laughed back, sharp and confident. “Oh, caro, you haven’t heard the specs. That’s not just a comms device. It’s a ghost frequency generator, interferes with enemy lines, eavesdrops on their chatter without detection. You can cut their signal mid-call, make them think they’re talking to their own, and feed them whatever lies you want.” Henri’s smirk faded, his fingers tightening on the earpiece. “You’re saying… you can hijack their communications? Feed false intel?”

His eyes continued to stare blankly into the distance as if his soul had been ripped away from his body and spirit. “Even their greatest warrior has decided to play hide and seek?” Chimba snapped out of his blank gaze, “That one is mysterious, my Lord. Jide. A very mysterious warrior. Our spies say that he had destroyed an entire army with a single glance. A powerful warrior, but one who loves to keep his identity hidden” “Powerful warrior, you say?” Bozo glared, daring the man to repeat his statement. “Powerful my lord, but not invincible and formidable like the great Bozo of the earth and universe.”

Even adding firewood would make it small. It could speak?! No way? "Who are you?" "I don't know who I am either." It replied. Samuel was a little out of breath. Was there anyone in this world that didn't know who it was! "However, you can call me Artifact Spirit." "Artifact Genie?" Samuel frowned. "I'm attached to this piece of wood," it said softly. "What do you think it means?" Samuel smiled bitterly. "I see." "Hey, Big Brother, let's talk nicely. You can refine weapons, but why are you burning us?"

I then slammed her on the window pane and glared her fiercely. Dylan: I am forgiving you this time but next time I won't hesitate to blow up your parents' heads. And don't you dare contrive anything. I have already stacked up my cards well beforehand. If you dare make one move, I will pull up my cards accordingly and you will be solely responsible for the consequences so don't blame me later. Alright my Genie? I smirked but it slowly got dropped as her brown orbs stared me sadly. Her eyes were sparkling with tears reflecting the scars of agony. She didn't spoke anything just nodded her head a little while moving her gaze down slowly.