Invincible: Atom Eve Episode Novels & Stories

Eve’s body goes flying through the air over my head, Kenji hot on her heels as he runs after her, Levi running right behind him. They both pounce on her as soon as she lands on the floor, meeting a bubble of power that throws the two of them away from her. Eve rises from her place on the floor, dusting off her leather jeans and shirt, her angry eyes focused in my direction. Levi and Kenji both knocked out cold in opposite directions from her blast of power.

The room reverberated with snarls and growls. Suddenly, Kalie and Eve burst in, joining the fray. Eve's eyes locked onto mine, and for an instant, I forgot the battle. She is my distraction. The Crimson Pack's alpha exploited my distraction. His teeth grazed my shoulder, but Eve intervened. With a swift bite, she took down the alpha. The Crimson Pack retreated, their tails between their legs. As the dust settled, I approached Eve. "Thank you," I said, my voice low. Eve's gaze lingered, then shifted to Kalie.

I got a reply the same way my message went " Jack won't leave without you if you want me to go you are coming with me" " stubborn girl" he answered with a smile " I am, I am, my own Alpha " he shouted and his eyes flew open pure black, they had no soul in them, " Jack, " the woman said relieved " is it you honey," she asked seeing his unhuman eyes The dark slowly fades bringing them back to normal color " Mum," he said and grabbed her in a hug" I thought I would never see you "Eve, thank you " the lowered his voice in respect " now you two have to go "

EVE’s POV 5 years ago. "Ma'am Eve!" I could hear my personal maid yelling my name as she burst into my room. I tried so hard to open my eyes, and a throbbing ache pierced through my skull when they finally flickered open and met the light. Micah was standing by my bedside, looking anxious and worried. "The election is set to commence in 40 minutes. I thought you'd be ready by now. Remember, you have to rehearse your speech before you go out there."

They didn’t even dare look up. Running would have been suicide. They knew it. Everyone knew the Alpha’s speed was death itself. “Leave,” I said, cold and final. “And never show your faces again.” They didn’t wait for a second command. All three scrambled up and bolted toward the exit so fast they tripped over each other, nearly falling on the way out. Their footsteps faded into frantic echoes, swallowed by the night. Silence followed. I turned to her. Eve was still on the floor, her legs folded beneath her like they couldn’t hold her weight. Her hair was tangled, her face streaked with sweat and tears. Dirt smudged her clothes. She looked exhausted, shaken, and completely undone.

Maybe this is who I am now…someone who fights in the open, not the shadows. Cutaway Scene at Victor’s Office Hundreds of kilometres away, Victor Blackwood sat in a dimly lit office, watching her speech on mute. The reflection in the window merged his face with hers. He smirked. “Welcome back to the spotlight, niece,” he said to the screen. He clicked a file labelled Athena Accounts: Phase Two. “Let’s see if you can dance in fire twice.” Evelyn’s POV I returned inside to find Adrian speaking with Dr. Mira Keller, the same behavioural analyst who used to vet Hartman recruits. She had joined the foundation as ethics adviser.

The control room grew quiet. Everyone stared at the radar screen. The massive Covenant warship now floated directly above the Whitmore Deep Facility. It looked like a dark mountain in the ocean. Emma whispered, “It’s here.” Victor confirmed it. “Adrian Vale has arrived.” Sophia watched the formation carefully. The escort submarines formed a protective circle around the giant vessel. The attack drones continued moving closer to the facility. Daniel leaned forward. “So the final boss finally showed up.” Elizabeth looked at Lewis.

The environment was frigid, clinical. There are no windows or lights, only the buzz of artificial ventilation. She attempted to move, but her arms were strapped. She was not alone. A man dressed in a lab coat sat across the room, his eyes shining with curiosity. "She's awake," he replied, tapping a tablet. "Subject Eve's condition has stabilized following the serum. Fascinating resistance against cognitive decline." Ava blinked through the blur. "Where… where's my son?" The man did not answer. Instead, Rachel entered perfect, poised, and nasty.

Kane’s voice echoed relentlessly, attempting to seed doubt. > “He’s faster than you think,” Kane whispered to Ava through the speakers. “Does he always protect you, or does he hold secrets you’ll regret trusting?” Ava’s eyes met Ethan’s. “Always,” she said firmly, unwavering. > “Always,” he mirrored. They reached the central console, Kane’s final stronghold of control. Ava hacked the system, overriding defenses while Ethan covered her, neutralizing drones and traps in real time. Kane’s frustration became visible, the calm predator cracking under the precision and unity of their attack.

Orion smirked, his grip tightening. Then, the world shattered. A pull, like a rip through time, yanked her consciousness away. Darkness engulfed her, and when the light returned—she was no longer in the battle. Eve stood in the middle of a dimly lit chamber, the air thick with sorrow. Torches flickered along the stone walls, casting eerie shadows. At the center of the room, a woman knelt, her wrists bound in heavy chains. Eve’s breath hitched—her mother.