Green Ivy Super Hero Novels & Stories

Ding! {Strength +20} {Agility +20} {Endurance +20} {Vitality +20} The notifications appeared one after another, glowing faintly in the air before fading. Ivy blinked, then tilted her head slightly, raising a brow. "So… basically, all my attributes have been raised to twenty, right?" she asked, her tone carrying both curiosity and anticipation. {Exactly, host.} The moment those words fell.... A deep blue light suddenly erupted around Ivy, wrapping her entire body in a soft but powerful glow.

“Because you are my sister, I won’t want you to die immediately, so I won’t pour this on the entire building. If you can save yourself, good and fine. But if you can’t, then we will meet again in our next life.” “Lily, no! Please don’t do this. I am sorry. Please give me a second chance. I’m begging you!” Ivy kept pleading while struggling to free her hands tied behind her back. But Lily ignored her. She continued pouring the petrol. When she was done, she gave Ivy one last smile before walking to the warehouse door. “Greet your mom for me when you get to hell. Tell her you were about to make the same mistake she did when she was alive—but the daughter of the woman she destroyed destroyed yo

He seemed excited about something so I just knew there was some amazing thing he was dying to tell me. "Junior, you remember the other day at the field when you left for home," I nodded. " So I went home to ask Kevin to give me some coins for sweets and the strangest thing happened. It was like I could hear his thoughts, I know it sounds rather crazy but I did. Like before he handed me the coins, he was like, ' I should go to the disco tonight,' I thought he was talking to me so I told him that dad would never like that idea. He asked what I was talking about and I thought he was trying to confuse me. I could hear him say, 'this boy, so you were eavesdropping.' Still thinking that he was add

The moment Ivy uttered those defiant words—“Then let the world burn”—the sky cracked with thunder. Flames licked the mountaintop, but they weren’t from the Eidolon General’s blade. They came from her. A golden light burst from Ivy’s chest, illuminating the battlefield. The air shimmered with heat as her hair whipped in the wind, crackling with static energy. Her skin glowed with a soft fire—not destructive, but alive. The child was no longer sleeping.

I took the vial and asked her. “And if it doesn’t work?” Jane gestured towards Mark and responded. “He’d be dead anyways. What’s the worst that could happen?” She exited the room and left me in thoughts . Green water was used in ancient times by wolves in times of war when they were hurt beyond repair, the green water heals all physical wounds and gives the user energy and life for a while till it drains what little life force was left, thereby killing the wolf who drinks it. I did not make the decision to give it to him lightly. “Drink, Mark. Drink, please.”

It didn't grow; it exploded. In seconds, the shoot was a stalk. In a minute, it was a trunk the size of a redwood, its bark a deep, iridescent black, its leaves broad and glowing with a soft, translucent gold. The "Green-Ghost" serum was working at a thousand times its natural speed, fueled by the raw, unrefined power of the Core. "Get back!" Kael roared as the vines began to spread.

He was obviously purposely walking slowly because he wanted me to catch up with him and that is something that can never happen in my reality. The words that fall out of my mouth next bring me back to reality…the reality that I am not dreaming. This is real life. “I, Poison Ivy welcomes you to the clan of the abominable dream stand that fulfils the hidden chronicles of the human body which is the only thing allowing the fish to malfunction in the coconut water of the strawberry palm fronds which the seed of the living cockroach which lives in the fourth floor of the rat's apartment shall die in the bathroom of a living specimen." And yes, I said every stupid dumbing word in one breath.

Ivy, my brave, beautiful Ivy, the love of my life… she cares so much for this kingdom that she’d let herself be killed just to give us the chance to fight another day. “I don’t think you understand the urgency of your situation, Your Highness,” the witch says coldly. She’s still holding Ivy tightly with one hand, but with her free hand, she pulls a small green vial from what seems like thin air. She swirls the bottle and causes the liquid inside to slosh back and forth. I frown, examining the brew carefully. It’s not one I’ve seen before. But I certainly doubt it’s anything good. “Do you know what I’m holding?” The witch asks me.

“What are you planning to do with the liquid? How would it become the main plan to defeat our enemy?” Irina saw Lucas nodded. He supported how she would bring out the explanation. “Do you know why healer use the green morning?” Master Tobias replied. “Yes, to make the wounded one feel nothing.” “Exactly.” Said Irina which made the scholar frown. “You probably know that the hostile person behind this nightmare is my mother—” Some of the scholars gasped. Lucas added, since Irina know nothing about healing as she was new unbound witch. “—Based on the prescription in the book, the green morning is a powerful herb, one drop can help a healer doing a dissection without any pain.”

“You’re just desperate and grasping at straws. You can say whatever you want, but do you really think you can scare anyone?” Ivy let out a carefree laugh, her eyes filled with disdain. “Let me tell you a little secret… Everything you did was within my expectations and calculations.” She took a step closer, her voice lowering to a dangerous whisper. “Have you never wondered why everything went so smoothly for you? It’s because I allowed it to.” Ryan frowned, an odd feeling creeping into his chest. Zoe’s face drained of color, her hands clenching into fists. Ivy looked straight at her, a sharp smirk playing on her lips. “If you’ve done your research on me, then surely you know who I really am,