Iridian Something Was Wrong Novels & Stories

I whispered. Liam entered just as Tamar chimed in again. “And here's the kicker—her vitals match yours down to 99.93%. But she’s older. By… five years.” I turned to Liam. “This isn’t cloning. This is something else.” He studied the footage, then pulled up an old log. “Your father mentioned a contingency once. Codenamed Iris. Something about a fail-safe if Venn became unstable.” “You think she’s part of it?”

‘I told you there is a proper way to deal with it, haven’t I?’ Iris was afloat. She knows because she has been looking for a concrete surface below her feet but she couldn’t feel anything. She wanted to open her eyes, but every time she tries, her eyelids felt like tearing apart. ‘You didn’t listen to me, Madelaine. I have told you a hundred times not to use your power against anyone.’

Something not entirely human? Dorian crossed his arms. “You disappeared into the Rift, and for a solid minute, we thought you were dead. Then boom—you're back, looking like you’ve seen a ghost. So, yeah. We’d really love an explanation.” Lena dragged a shaky hand through her hair. “It wasn’t just the Rift. There was something inside it. Someone.” Idris’s gaze sharpened. “Who?” She hesitated before answering. “Me.” Silence. Dorian blinked. “I’m sorry, what?”

“Relax, Olly. I’m just helping us all get to the truth.” She looked back at me, her eyes glinting with satisfaction as she sauntered closer, examining my face like I was something distasteful. Her gaze drifted to my neck, and the smirk on her lips deepened. “Roisin,” Iridian drawled, her voice like a snake’s hiss. “Why don’t you tell us who gave you those lovely little hickeys all over your neck?” My heart stopped. Panic flooded through me as I realized what she had done. The water had washed away the makeup I’d carefully used to cover the marks from Visaris. Iridian must have noticed something during our earlier altercation, and now she’d exposed me to everyone.

Cirdan Something was wrong, Iris did not come out from the tests for a very long time and when the door opened again it was a teacher running out. I was already going insane, it took me thirty minutes afterwards to get something out of the panel. Iris test was something different, she broke through their powers. That has never happened before, not even me who was a step above her could do so. What the hell was happening? “You need to calm down, you pacing around is giving me a headache, even worst that when Orion chases his tail.” Vane complained.

She obsessed because she believe what had happened to her perfect relationship, where did she go wrong and what could she have done to prevent the breakup and irritated because Bryce was the last person he wanted to talk to. "What do you want Logan " "To fix the mess I made babe" "No." " I am not hanging up until we agree on something, if all else fails I will look for you until I find you, and try to find some common ground" "What you want some kind of resolution, some kind of reaction?" Iris blew a fuse; she had been crying with her eyes swollen, her nose blocked, and she still sounded nasal her nose was all red

Judging from the lack of sunlight streaming through the rippling folds of the scarlet curtains, I had awoken before the sun began to rise. As soon as my eyes fluttered open, my heartrate increased. Thoughts and wild expectations of what the day would hold raced through my mind. Those who played Iridian in the past had never given more than a few details. No one, other than those who have played, knew what the Iridescent Pack held.

he said. No one moved immediately. One council member muttered bitterly, “Abomination.” That made Iris finally look up, but Kael didn’t react. I turned toward Iris sharply. “Can you see this?” I said. “You better fix this.” She didn’t even look at me, her eyes were still on Kael. Like she was searching for something under the chaos. Something only she could see. I exhaled sharply, and walked out angry and frustrated and tired. Because for the first time in a long time…

And for some reason, it seemed to me that its eyes were of the lightest shade of green. Iris began walking toward the small pond again, and this time I didn’t stop her. She had to do this on her own. Meridian told me that the Orebrus would only recognize a family and I might hinder it from showing Iris what it was supposed to show her if it felt my presence. So I remained by the end of the pond, watching as she stepped into the water, wetting her shoes and the end of her pants. All the while, I kept my guard up to make sure I would notice a change in the movement of every living thing around us.

"I keep seeing him in strange places with bad things happening to him everytime. I wanted to see Drogo to ask him for help, because I know if I told you about the visions I've been having of him, you'll go crazy and blow it out of proportion." That moment, the confession from Iris was far more important to me than my libido. I strode to the mesh, peering down at her with a lot of questions shuffling into my mind. In a calm repressive tone, I asked her, "Why didn't you say anything about the visions to me?"