Invincible Issue #77 Novels & Stories

The creatures behind her surged forward, their presence slamming into the thing, pushing against it, holding it back. But it didn’t retreat. It didn’t stop. It pushed harder. Her knees buckled. The Alpha caught her before she hit the ground, his grip firm as he pulled her back. “Break it!” he shouted. “I can’t!” The words tore out of her. Because this wasn’t something she could release. It had already taken hold. The woman stepped forward sharply. “You don’t break this,” she said. Aria’s vision flickered. “Then what do I do?”

After I departed from her I went back to the hill, standing at the top, watching the monsters who were feeding on their dead sibling, become alert, chasing after me. One hand in my pocket, I raised the other, building an invincible barrier. Two of them tried crossing the barrier, instantly bursting, their blood and scattered organs painting the transparent wall, reversing its invincibility. The remaining five paused, slowly retreating backwards, scared noises leaving their throats. I walked towards them and the closer I got, the more they retreated. Seeing that their end was near, they turned attempting to run for their lives. I snapped my fingers, the invincible wall I formed as a square, n

Before he hit the snow, I grabbed the lapels of his armor and used his own momentum to heave him over the side, straight into the crackling dome below. The barrier arced white. He let out a choking gasp before his armor fused to his skin and he dropped, unconscious. The other two enforcers stopped dead, looking at me like I wasn't the helpless human administrative assistant they'd expected. "Is that all?" I panted, wiping bloody, soot-stained hair out of my eyes, tightening my grip on the wrench. "Come on. Let's see who's next." "Kill her!" Vance roared, his composure gone, his face twisted into rage.

I wanted to hug her, but I knew she would push me away like she always did, emotionally. - End Of Chapter 27: Headline & Drained -

“Stand up, Seven. Seven has come to us, bearing no ill will. Who am I to refuse peace? It´s time that we end this madness. It´s time to end the violence. So many lives have been lost, and for what end? If it wasn´t for hate, for greed, for hunger to become more powerful, none of this would have happened. She who crave eternal life is now dead. She who had a vision of a new world where she reigned supreme is now blind. We will not go down the path that they chose. It´s time to forge a new path. A path where peace has a chance, where life can once again breed hope. The war that was initiated decades ago never really ended. However, it ceases today. I wish there was a way to bring back all of t

“Don’t you worry. No matter how merciless he is, he’s still no better than that b*stard, Harvey. “Even if Harvey fails, Marcel’s still there to deal with him, no? “And if both of them fail, who else from the family can even stop you from rising to power at that point? “If Jason’s still alive till then… “You’ll just have to deal with him yourself, right? “Deal with the God of War who’s trying to ravage both Hong Kong and Las Vegas, and you’ll be completely invincible!” Vince let out a huge sigh. “I know that,” replied Vince with a gloomy tone. “But I heard even that old fox, Toby, gave in. “What if Queenie and Harvey also did the same?”

The only thing on Summers Hartley’s mind was revenge. Being a half-breed, she was born extremely weak and completely incapable of protecting herself or anyone, and that cost her. Her family was slaughtered, and her pack was reduced to ashes. As the Alpha heir to Silverguard pack, she swore to destroy the monsters responsible: the Bloodmoon pack. When the perfect chance for revenge arrives, she hides behind a new identity as the dying Alpha’s personal healer and enters the Bloodmoon pack. Every day she heals the pack, she has promised to destroy. Sworn to pay back the same hand, her mission is simple: poison the Alpha who murdered her people and, together with her uncle, destroy eve

It was clear that the invaders had planned this meticulously; they knew exactly how to strike fear into the hearts of the people. But just when all hope seemed lost, Alex, a warrior who had once been presumed lost to severe injuries, appeared. His return was nothing short of miraculous. He tore through the enemy lines with a power that left everyone stunned. Lara, who had been fighting alongside the others, could hardly believe her eyes. How could Alex, who had been so grievously wounded, now possess such overwhelming strength and agility?

I crushed it under my boot. “No more kill switches,” I growled in his face. “No more control.” Michelle’s calm finally cracked. “Unit Seven! Protect the primary!” One of the enhanced wolves, bigger than the rest, broke off and charged at me fast . Its fist connected with my chest like a cannon, sending me flying into a concrete pillar. Pain exploded and I tasted blood. Liora screamed my name and threw herself at the new threat, but it slapped her aside like she was nothing.

What the hell was I thinking, stopping him? I am a dead meat! I let go of his hand slowly, embarrassed. Both guards took a half-step forward to attack me, but Vince signaled them to stop. Vince turned his eyes on me — cold, sharp, curious. “Is there a problem, Titan?” he asked, his voice low, and raised a thick brow. I swallowed. My heart was pounding in my ears, but I kept my voice even. “She’s still recovering,” I said. “She’s not strong enough. Please, spare her.”