Invincible Vs Angstrom Levy Novels & Stories

DEA "Hands up or your opponent will easily strike you. Protect your face at all costs so you can anticipate their next strike," Quade ordered. We were only fifteen minutes into my usual hour combat class but I already heaved for air while my lungs threatened to vacate my body to find a new owner that would take better care of them. I had gone to work this morning with three wolves patrolling the building. Victor had even ordered a wolf to trail Erica. As my best friend, she had a target on her back. Or, at least, that was what Sydney implied and Sylvain agreed—something about that happening to her mother's best friend.

"Uncle Angus, do you know how many people the Southern Boss has sent this time?" Leon regained his composure and quickly inquired. His overall strength reached the invincible level of Intermediate Almighty State, and even if the Southern Boss sent a few martial artists in the equal state, Leon was confident that he could handle it.

“Do I need to kick your ass out of here, or will you save us all the trouble?” Liev’s Gamma stepped closer, staying at arm’s length and ready to battle Axel if he so much as made an order. The Gamma wouldn’t be a problem for Axel. He wouldn’t even be a problem for me if I had my abilities back, but a fight between Axel and Liev would be a problem. No one knew their true abilities, but from what I noticed, Liev was a first-class master of charms, and Axel was the fastest motherfucking healer I’d ever seen.

"Leverage. Coordination. She has access to Rogers Industries' global security network—the clean part, the part Evelyn couldn't touch. Satellite overwatch, secure global comms, logistical reach. She can be our eye in the sky, our voice to the outside world if this goes wrong. And she can vet, from her end, the only other person we might be able to trust." Anton said nothing, battling with it. Dragging Jessica deeper would put her in the crosshairs of professional and personal disaster. Yet her face, resolute and unbending on the video call, swam in his memory. If this fails. I will take you both down with me. She was already in it. She had chosen her side. "Who else?" Anton asked in a whisper

Rowan asked with a relieved smile on his face. Levy was one of the best among his peers in the Unusual Incidents Unit. His only flaw was his somewhat radical thoughts. As long as that could be changed, his future was bright. "I do! I'll leave the Unusual Incidents Unit and become his disciple! I'll learn from him, and put an end to all the injustice in the world. I'll fight violence with violence!" Levy said excitedly. Rowan's expression froze. "Get your ass back to the confinement house right now!" he yelled angrily.

They were strong and war the armor of Gammas. “Oh, Judy…” I heard a familiar voice. I lifted my gaze to meet my combat professor's startled expression. “Professor…” I breathed, still unable to look at the Alpha in front of me. “We were just talking about you,” he told me, giving a nervous chuckle; he couldn’t look at the Alpha and he kept his eyes on me. “I want to introduce you to Alpha Levi Churchill.” My mind nearly burst in my head. Alpha Levi Churchill was one of the powerful Lycan Chairmen and the one going around with the Elite Gamma force to recruit students for the competition.

But he forced himself to remember that aside from the brave she-wolf who just died such a courageous death, there are about 13 of his kind left -- hoping to still survive the hellhole. "Tell me, Angel, why is Alexander's boy still alive?" Antonio Rufus asked as he folded his arms against his chest. Angel knew the calm facade was nothing but a mask. "Leverage, boss," he forced himself to say through gritted teeth, trying to hide the extended canine as a result of his state of mind. "I see … hmm," Antonio Rufus said, he then took a few strides toward him and added, "after this leverage business, Angel, I expect you to finish him off. I want him and his boss dead. Do you understand me?"

Dad was shaking with rage, pointing at Violet. Panicked, Violet reached to close the laptop, trying to erase the evidence. I was faster. I brought the club down on her outstretched hand. "AAH—MY HAND!" She recoiled, screaming in pain. Ryan saw disaster coming and lunged to protect Violet, striking a heroic pose. "Brother! If you have a problem, take it out on me! Don't drag Vi into this! She was just helping me—" I laughed. "Oh really? You two were wrapped around each other, planning how to drain the accounts and pin it on me, and somehow that doesn't make me your enemy? You think a few lines can turn black into white… and on top of that, you're dreaming about running away together?!"

Right there in front of me, I watched helplessly as those innocent infants died miserably. I got so infatuated, I needed to know where I failed in my hypothesis. I ran an autopsy on one of the infants and that was when I figured out that the stem cells I had inoculated into their body system clashed with their leukocytes thereby causing severe organ failure.

I ask, even though I know he's adamant about picking it. The room falls silent, and once again, all eyes are on me. The guy blushes but nods his head. Careful not to startle anyone, I stand up and tilt my head. "One thing you need to understand is that Invictus is full of Elites, ancient vampires, to put it more simply. They're fast, efficient and deadly. That spear is one of the heaviest weapons in this room, and although everyone here can see how skilled you are, you're still a bit too slow to use it against those vampires. You're risking your life, and something tells me your Alpha wouldn't be happy about losing a brilliant warrior. Choose something smaller and sharp but easy to navigate