Geonosis Jedi Novels & Stories

I guess I didn’t scare her enough. But instead, it was Iason. “He’s here Nónos.” Behind him strolled a smirking Georgios. Only God knew what was running through that bloated head of his, but today, I was going to show him that family doesn’t stop me from eliminating my enemies. His gaze flickered to the gun in my hand, and his smirk faltered. “Sit Georgios,” I said, dropping the gun on the desk while gesturing toward the chair in front of me.

As we both came up for air, Gideon said to me, breathlessly, “Tell me when this is over.” When the time came to leave, Gideon walked me to George’s car. As per the agreement with the rogues, the two of us were to go alone. No guards. No servants. George was the strongest Alpha in the kingdom. Even at his advancing age, it would take more than silver bullets to bring him down. It wasn’t his life that anyone was concerned about. It was me. Gideon had held onto me since our kiss. Now, when it was time for us to part, it was a struggle, like trying to pry apart something that had been glued together.

"You're with the omega mark user now. Two more to go, and you'll be able to save your grandpa," Zaykee's pupil widened as her mood changed into seriousness. He gulped and whispered, "Grandpa..." After a few moments, Zaykee thought about something. So, he lifts his face to stare at the clear blue sky. "Zenobios," "What is it?" "Can you tell me how to find the other two? or at least give us a clue to find them," Zaykee responded. "Okay," Zenobios replied shortly. Thus, Zaykee's full attention was on him.

“Breath through your nose and don’t let your thoughts wander away from the person you’re searching for,” Geo said while kicking his back. They had been standing under the cascading waterfalls even before the sun rose and Geo hadn't given him a break since then. The sun is now high up in the sky. “Stop letting your thoughts spill!” Geo gave his spine another shattering kick. He couldn’t help but grunt when he heard his bones crack. Geo's way of training hasn’t changed but he was no longer a child that would cry because of broken bones and freezing water.

Two hours later, Geo Lee’s driver was creeping alongside the airstrip runway towards a sexy black jet with gray tail and wings, ENEN brand in bold gold letters on the side. The jet’s door was down but I didn’t see Josh. “Okay, Dalia,” Geo Lee said in that voice only he owned, while flickering his lashes. “One can never tell what mood Nelson’s gonna be in, he’s mercurial like that, so I won’t have you coming out with me. I don’t care that you used to share your cookies with him. When he arrives, I’ll go out first and test the waters. If his mood is in the bitters, then you leaving this car is a no, no. Got it?”

George moved with purpose, guiding me through a maze of corridors until we reached a heavy metal door. He knocked three times, a series of sharp, quick raps. A sliding peephole creaked open, and a figure looked through, their face hidden by the door. “George,” the figure said, their voice low and rough. Then he turned his head to me. “You brought a friend.” George nodded. “We need your help. The Obsidian Wolves have Nate.” The peep window shut close and then we heard the mechanical whirring of the door opening. George glanced at me, "Come on." He said as we walked through the door.

Jaden told me after his group finished rounding up the weapons that had been dropped or their owners killed. “Good, I want you to meet George,” I told him, clapping the shoulder of an older gentlemen waiting next to me. “George is a human who served some time in the military before moving to lycan territory. George has agreed to do a crash course on how to use these. I trust you can put together a team who can handle this.” “We can’t use these, Lucas,” Jaden said. My head shot to him. “We don’t have a choice,” I told him. “I’m not going to ask for a firing squad, Beta. We just need enough to counter what they have. If my plan works, we won’t need to fire a shot.”

she stated assuredly. “Did you find the doctor,” Conri asked and Monica said that he had retired for the night. “Adeline will have to stay until her organs mature either way,” she added and I looked at my pup and said, “ Grow strong little one.” Leaning over me Conri pecked my cheek and told me that he would stay with me in the room. My dad came back in and exhaled deeply. “The Moon Council has recruited Gideon Lander to be their new assassin. He is the second oldest standing member of the council,” he announced with a shudder.

Geo said thoughtfully, “but I believe he’s our best bet.” “Did he work well with you?” I asked. “Once he discovered my true identity, he was most obliging and obedient,” Geo said. “I could use leaders like him in Verso.” “You never came to see me,” I said questioningly as we walked the perimeter of the green. “You were in mourning,” he said. “Luthias didn’t die,” I said quickly. “Life as he knew it did,” Geo said. “Have you seen him?” I asked.

The tent canvas moved with the wind; outside, boots crunched along the cold gravel, and the clinking of metal on metal could be heard from the training grounds. Joanne looked uncertain and out of her element entirely; I knew she didn’t want to take George at his word because in her mind, she wasn’t special at all. But I knew better than that; I suspected she was special in more ways than she could ever know. I fought the urge to brush a strand of hair behind her ear and tell her just that. Instead, I turned back to George. “Did anyone else see this?” I asked him. He shook his head. “No, Sire,” he said. “Most are too ill and out of it to take notice of what we are doing.”