Gundam 00 Lockon Novels & Stories

Leonard moved towards me and removed the gag from my lips. “Remove her chains.” “But Alpha…” “Don't make me repeat myself.” Leonard proceeded to remove the chains on my body, and just as they were off, I pounced on him like a predator would its prey. My claws were out, and my vision was red as I rained punches on his face. I was pulled away from him by other warriors while two others dragged him out of the room, and once he was safely away from me, they, too, fled for their lives.

Maybe he could sit and watch her die, but I could not, and I would not. "Do you want us in here or out?" I asked Gamma who was busy bringing out some more items from the wooden box, and putting some back inside. The items he brought out were old, showing that they have not be in use for centuries. "It depends on how quiet you can be." Gamma replied, looking up at me. He had just brought out a Lunar Lock which was similar to the one around Avira's neck. Instead of the pendant which was the drawing of a moon and a flame in Avira's, the pendant was the drawing of two moons overlapping each other.

Liam interrupted. "Of course, of course," the elder quickly nodded. "Financial management, internal affairs, she's certainly dedicated. But we've always felt that as Luna, Selena is too ordinary. Moreover, a Luna who can't integrate into pack culture might not be able to lead the pack's development in the future." Liam frowned. But this was all something he had pushed for. "So?" "So, we've always believed the Luna's position is debatable." Liam clenched his fists. "For example?"

“When has he ever let you down?” “Never, Luna,” another voice answered from deeper within—different from the head warrior. “Never once.” “Exactly,” she breathed. “Open the gates… please.” The silence behind the gate stretched, thick and suffocating. My men held their ground. The first lock slid open. Every warrior froze. Even the wind seemed to stop. Then came the unmistakable sound of the second lock opening. Camellia’s eyes narrowed, jaw set, her shoulders squared. The air around her hummed with an aura only a Luna could command.

act into a memory. ​But then he looked at the streets below. He saw the people of Neo-Tokyo, the "Un-Linked" and the "Marked", standing together, looking up at the Spire. They weren't cheering for the UN. They were holding up their hands, their own jagged runes beginning to glow with the same white-amber light as Leo’s. ​The "Zero-Variable" wasn't just in the Vanes. It was spreading. ​"The wolf isn't a secret anymore, Thorne," Leo said, his voice echoing across the entire city. "You can't 'De-Materialize' a frequency that’s already in the air."

I needed her to be my eyes, to see through the crowd, to know those who smiled at me genuinely and those who sneered. A servant walked over to my side and filled my goblet, but it was with a dark wine. I nodded absently, my eyes glued on Seraphina as she moved gracefully in her gown. “Could you kindly tell us, Luna,” she started sweetly, “how are your Omega Guards faring?” That made me tense, but I waved it off immediately. “Stronger than you can ever imagine. Loyalty has become an uncommon virtue, but it is worthy of note that those who hold it dearly are unstoppable.”

Just how hot is he to be worthy of such flying praises? I turned around and immediately regretted it. Instead of Lancelot Chaser, my eyes immediately zeroed in on the abnormally tall guy (even in wolf standards), with long black hair, and dark brows furrowed above intense emerald eyes. And he's walking this way. I shakily turned my attention back to a Diana who seemed to have dropped her jaw. Oh God, save me.

I smile. "I, Jorden Rodriguez, Gamma-female of the Druit Guard pack, pledge my loyalty to my Luna, Amelie Ashwood, the mother of our pack." I bite my thumb again, and Jorden cuts her palm. "I accept your pledge. Please rise, Gamma." I let a few drops of my blood hit her palm. She drops back down to her knees and regains her composer. "Holy shit! Are all Luna's this strong?" I just smile. I cannot tell them that I am a descendant of the first of our kind.

Eve asked as they came to a stop next to the Gulfstream. Elvin shook his head. "Nah. It's probably nothing. I'll ignore it." Eve insisted, "Get it." The guard opened her door, and she got down. Elvin looked to see who the caller was, it was Bert Shepherd, his former work colleague, and friend who had called him to tell him that there was a lockdown. If Bert was calling, he definitely had authentic news for Elvin. So bad of Elvin to have ignored his calls. So Elvin answered.

Alonzo had been his only brother, and the thought of losing him was unbearable for him and I understand him. As we approached the pack's boundaries, enemies emerged from the nearby bushes. As the pack Luna, I called the guards on duty, I called the guards through a mind link and called for them to secure the boundaries until I arrived. I made it clear that if backup was needed, they should not hesitate to call for it. In my human form, I gave control to my wolf, Jade, while Levi shifted into his grey wolf. Despite being outnumbered, Levi fought with no fear in his eyes, determined to protect Alonzo who was still being carried by the swift warrior.