Hxh Meteor City Novels & Stories

She couldn't be Luna, and I'd better give up on my desire, as well as my silly destiny, and stay away from that girl. I wondered what kind of werewolf pack she was from, and how rude of her not to ask for my permission when she moved to New York City.

I keep my gaze forward and look through the dark, smoky windshield refusing to look back. The Valley of the Sun, as Phoenix and the surrounding cities are known, is a sprawling metropolis of black asphalt and mostly one- or two-story buildings. The high-rise, big city atmosphere can be found downtown and takes up about forty square blocks total. That’s a pin in a map compared to the rest of the city. Gomez doesn’t ask directions as he navigates the streets. We circumvent the inner city, and Gomez enters the freeway a few miles from Moon’s home. I sit back and pull in a long slow breath of air.

The air grew thick with the smell of coal-fire and ozone, and the trees were planted in perfect, unnatural rows. Oakhaven was a city of glass and brass, built around a massive, artificial waterfall that powered the city’s complex machinery. For the Silver Bane warriors, it was an alien world. The people here didn't shift; they wore masks and carried canisters of "Suppressant Mist" to keep the Lycan scent at bay. Rhea and Elias were housed in the Sun-Tower, a spire of crystal that overlooked the Council’s central plaza.

She told him that Oakhaven was no longer a territory for sale. Harrison’s expression hardened, the mask of the diplomat slipping just enough to show the shark beneath. He told her that a girl and a traumatized boy couldn't hold a city this size. He said the Aegis wouldn't stay away forever and that the human government was demanding an explanation for the "atmospheric anomalies" that had fried half the electronics in the district. He said she needed their political cover, or she would find herself facing a firing squad of men who didn't care about lunar legends.

“Earis will destroy the world after the death of a dragon and a newborn! The hunters will bring Carnage unlike any we've ever seen before and your perfect Luna will lead us to our deaths!” A loud static ringing buzzed inside my head. HXP protocol from the hunters, checked. Dragon, checked. Soon to be newborn, checked! WE'RE DOOMED!

“We'll be there in thirty minutes. You can relax now, Kylie. You're free.” Liberty City was a large metropolitan city built by humans, a three hour sea trip from the Republic. My mouth opened as realization set in. We were going to live among humans?

Leah lingered near the doorway, as if bracing herself for casualties that hadn’t happened yet. Alexander projected the message. There was no video. No voice. No emblem. Only data. Raw, meticulous, devastating data. Coordinates appeared first, resolving slowly into a familiar geography. Ethan recognized the grid instantly, even before the name surfaced in his mind. North Halcyon. A city that no longer officially existed. Dominion records had listed it as a collapse caused by internal instability. Riots. Resource mismanagement. A tragic but unavoidable failure. The kind of explanation that closed investigations before they ever began.

Said Zeph, since I still don't know her name. "There will be a typhoon, I hope the village is okay, this will be a strong one". I said and looked up to the sky. We took shelter somewhere near a big oak tree. With thunders roaring, I held the shirt of the guy next to me, Zale. "Sister, are you okay? You look pale." Vermont asked me while Zeph is clutching onto him. "I—" ~~~~ I woke up when a loud thunder roared across the sky. Zale, Zeph, Vermont.

The fallout spread through the city as the people trampled each other trying to escape and the muck overflowed into the streets like molasses. By the time Aiden and I got there, it was far too late. We shut off the water to the entire city, but an ocean had already laid siege to Elysium. The only blessing is that there were no deaths. The injuries were too many to count, but shifters are difficult to kill and heal fast. The long term damages will be to the city itself, to people’s mental health, and undoubtedly to me.

Carissa walked out of the camp and Militiades hurriedly got up before following Carissa out. Outside the camp, the hunters were lining up with their leaders in front. After making sure all the hunters were present and ready to move, Carissa turned her face to look toward a city that showed a dim light from afar. She raised her hand and said, “Attack!” In the blink of an eye, dozens of light blue meteors can be seen flashing towards the city with lightning speed. Carissa closed her eyes and heard screams of fear and moans of pain from afar. She waited for fifteen minutes before she opened her shining eyes and sped towards the city.