Infinite Stratos Mecha Novels & Stories

Nico I’m like a coiled snake ready to strike, I do not trust this girl or anyone here, a very long life of betrayal and war has taught me never to let my guard down. It goes against every instinct inside of me to let Amelia out of my sight in this moment.

Goddess he is a piece of art. He stood at a height of 6'3 with a strong build, I could see the outline of each muscle through his fitted shirt. He had a millitary buzz cut which gave out a 'don't mess with me' aura. He had sharp features but what stood out the most were his narrowed moss green eyes under his bushy eyebrows. His lips which weren't too think nor too thin were stretched in a straight line. He is my mate. My true mate. "Celeste!" A soft push on my shoulder jolted me out of my thoughts, I turn to my left to find Theo staring at me with a frown.

They didn't hit the ground; they dissolved into white static before they could touch the slums below. "What... what is that?" Elara whispered. She had crawled out from behind the glass wall, her eyes fixed on the empty space where the clouds used to be. Behind the sky, there were no stars. There was no space. There was **Metal**. Massive, rusted copper pipes, thousands of miles long, crisscrossed the "Outer Heaven." Huge, glowing vacuum tubes, the size of mountains, pulsed with a rhythmic, orange light. We weren't on a planet. We were inside a **Machine**.

Ilyria heard Astrapi offer a curse to old gods she had never heard of. She ran up to where Astrapi now stood alone in the archway. “A feint,” he said, disgusted. “A feint? What is that? A glamour?” she asked. “No, nothing like that. The Nemachi use mechanics to create illusion and deception. They have no real magic,” he scoffed. “I can’t believe I almost fell for one of those stupid things. Come,” he said to Ilyria, “I’ll show you the flying machines.” Astrapi led her through hallways made of glass and mirrors, cleverly designed to hide the everyday living and working spaces within the fortress. Ilyria thought that perhaps magic was not needed with such skilled design and mechanics.

This was the man who had died for her in Heaven and come back. "Come back to me," she whispered. "Always," he promised. Alexander lunged. As he hit the white barrier, the violet light from the horse flared, turning his entire body into a blur of purple static. He passed through the glass like a ghost. The Heart of the Machine Inside the lobby, the world was a nightmare of white light and floating gold data. Sterling turned, his serene expression finally cracking into a mask of snarling rage. "You! You’re supposed to be a fragment!" Sterling screamed, his liquid-weave suit hardening into a crystalline armor.

Only the heaviest 1-star mechs could shrug off the damage caused by the sudden collision. Remembering that he had to go home for dinner, the boy eventually called it a day. With a couple more wins than losses in his record, the potentate felt that buying the Fantasia 2R-E was one of the best decisions in his life. Before he logged off, he added the designer in his address book. Oblivious to the potentate, Ves looked at his System's notification with a puzzled expression. "The mission finished that quickly? I can't believe there's someone stupid enough to buy the mech I put on sale."

I unbuttoned all of it making my whole body visible. "Babe, could you pass me that strawberry?" I asked and Leon took out a box of strawberry for me. He turned and his eyes widen. "Are you trying to test me?" His eyes darkens and I smirked. "Test you what?" I said as I pretended to accidentally show my shoulder revealing half of my body. Leon walked to me and he pulled my body closer to him. He started to tease me down there with his finger making me moan.

His only choice was to end the battle quickly. Even if the Chaos District were to be shattered, he could use the Endlos Heart to restore it and resurrect everyone who had died. Swoosh! A figure appeared before him. The Extraterrestrial Demons’ Second Commander, Mekaisto, had finally shown himself. Mekaisto wore a black robe and had long black hair. He was rather handsome but radiated an evil energy. He smiled menacingly at James after appearing. James stared at Mekaistor and asked, “What benefits have Xezal given you? Why are you helping her? Why are you helping Zaden cultivate such an evil Supernatural Power?”

*** The roar of fighter jets echoed through the sky as a series of jets with long trails flew in from the distance. "The Godkey is in jet number four! Get it, hurry!" Javier's team had arrived, and the jets circled overhead, unable to find a landing spot. "Nova!" Helen called out. "On it!" Nova looked up at the sky and took a deep breath. "Strider, give me a hand!" Strider nodded. Nova leaped onto Strider's shoulder. With a powerful thrust from Strider, she was catapulted a hundred meters into the air. As she jumped, jet number four ejected, and the Godkey engraved with countless runes popped out from the aircraft.

The girl looked into the visor of the Human Base Tech, seeing only emptiness in those eyes. Assessment day has always been Squad Alpha's favorite day. While they were never allowed to give an opinion before, they were asked to help with the challenges. Most of the challenges were normal, like sparing, agility tests, stealth, and target practice. Though a few were a bit more unique. There is a game called Prey-Hunter, lung capacity test, or Aeon's personal favorite and current objective; Wake Up Call.