Hyde Beyblade Novels & Stories

War zone said as he summoned a shield to repell them off freeing herself in the process. “Repell this,” Drill spike said as he projected several crimson red spikes towards Natalie only Daryal to slash his arms, releasing multiple energy waves from a far to intercept the a hacks. “Didn’t need your help vice,” Natalie complained. “Your welcome,” Daryal replied as he slashed away at an militia of scape goats charging at him. Mean white, Ying yang released becomes of dark energy from his hands white fighting off an on coming drillspike. But the spike covered hybrid leaped away at each and every one of Erics attaks before striking up close and personal.

Cold light flashed behind her as she drew a saber. "That's a strength-enhanced zombie mutant with hardened skin!" Nathaniel shouted. "You can't beat it head-on!" The next second, he froze. Hayley's blade came down and split the zombie's skull clean open, like cutting through soft fruit. The saber slid through hardened flesh and bone without slowing. That zombie had been strength-enhanced. So was Hayley, but her strength was on an entirely different level. She yanked the blade free, crystal core gleaming, then kicked the corpse straight back into the charging horde.

As I lay in bed, I looked at my phone, which had a text message from Eclipse. “I tried calling, but your phone was off. I wanted to let you know that Zydan succeeded. He also beat me in the fight, so I don’t think I will be your second in command for much longer. Also, he has an affinity for wind.” Smiling at the text, I was sure Eclipse hadn’t been too keen on being beaten by a new member. Even if Eclipse had lost the fight, he would remain my second in command. I wasn’t surprised that Zydan would be in the same bracket as Silica and Eclipse. I noticed his potential when I saw him fight during the full moon event.

Something else stirred within me—something that shouldn’t belong to a mere werewolf. A hybrid. Just as the Dowager had warned. Elyra smirked. “Interesting.” She flicked her wrist, sending another wave of black veins shooting toward me. I dodged at the last second, slicing through them with a blade of silver light. But I didn’t see her. Tasya. She lunged from behind—too fast. Pain exploded in my shoulder as her teeth sank into me, ripping flesh. Blood poured down my arm. I staggered.

He was watching, constantly watching. A rapid, piercing sound brought me back to reality. Someone entered the room—one of the scouts, breathless, his face smeared with disarray. I could see it in his eyes: unpleasant news, the kind breaking peace. “Reya,” he panting. "There's a fresh force. Something we have never seen. They're accelerating rapidly. Stronger. Their leader, who goes under the name Hybrid King.” I stiffened. The name reflected my deepest nightmares. That was Dexter—rebranded, born again, more deadly than ever.

Even if the effects of the fluids she consumed should have worn off by now, Lulla still could not stop panting as if she was struggling just to breathe properly. Although the effects were greatly reduced because she was only a hybrid, sooner or later, the cells in her body would definitely self-destruct if she continued to come into contact with unfamiliar creatures. Jane should have known that her research would always end up in vain. Lulla knew she was probably late in remembering this. But in the lessons on mates that she had received in the past, Lulla knew that she would die if she came into contact with others when she had accepted the existence of her mate.

Everett echoed his growl. “Shut up, mutt,” he said to him. “I told you not to go near my daughter. I’m going to take great delight in slicing you open.” “I’d like to see you try,” Meagan growled. “It’s twelve against four Sprite, do the maths, you’re fucked,” Blaine snarled. I glanced round, and he was right. Our odds were not great. I linked through to the other Hybrids. “Guys, I know we are all busy, but I have a little issue here,” I called through the link.

“Because our mate is outstanding.’ Cardinal commented in awe as we watched our mate take down another Mandonie wolf. I’ve never seen a wolf with such a gift. A wolf that moves with more agility and speed than even Luna Aurelia it’s breathtaking to witness. Soon the last of the Mandonie was taken down, and our mate came to a stop. Ebony fur with streaks of blue on her flanks. I’m not sure what that means, but it’s certainly unique. ‘Our mate is a hybrid. Like the girl we were sent to protect.’ Cardinal informed me.

Luposia’s military ranks reflected that of Navia—made up of ten battle warriors, four war legates, and two war duxes. In other words, Hydra was on the same rank as Adrian. But what was worth mentioning is that Hydra was one of Luposia’s war legates, while Beowulf was one of the battle warriors under his command. And Beowulf ended up being defeated. “You’re not to be blamed for the failure of this mission, Jaden. However, did you not pay attention to whether you were being tracked before coming in here?” Hydra turned around and looked at Jaden. ‘I’m being tracked?’

Noah sneered, as his black hair gradually turned white. Noah pushed Hyukjin until he bounced into the air, “Arrrggghhh!” Right after Hyukjin hit the ground, a colorless pellucid crystal appeared on Noah’s forehead. “Let me show you the power of sacred tears then…” Noah said as a single blue orb suddenly appeared before him, rotated around his body. ‘No way!’ Hyukjin refused to believe his own eyes, ‘is he in the hybrid phase? Even an alpha like myself still can’t do it… why does omega like him able to shift like that? Not fair… this isn’t fair…’