Julius Endoskeleton Novels & Stories

“Rise…I guess.” I chuckle softly, and finally gather the courage to yank the sheet off Julius’s head. It's grotesque. He's nothing more than a skeleton covered in leathered skin. His eyesockets are empty, and his mouth is wide open in a soundless scream. “He’s screaming into the void,” Griffin offers unhelpfully. “We need to get him in his sarcophagus,” he says. “That usually calms them down.” “Elias is going to have kittens.” I look around the room. “Where the fuck is Jaeger?”

Julian didn't move like a human. As he stepped toward Leo, his body flickered with a micro-stutter, a side-effect of the liquid-metal nervous system that Arthur Thorne had perfected in the high-orbit labs. He was the "Symmetry" made flesh, a creature of pure optimization. "You're fighting for a grave, Leo," Julian said, his voice a smooth, terrifying calm. "This planet is a corpse. The boy is the only 'Clean' asset left. He deserves the stars, not the mud."

He giggled excitedly and hugged him tightly. "Ouch!!" Eden muttered as his body ached "Sorry," Julius said excitedly. "Let me go get mom," he added and rushed out of the room. He placed his head on the pillow and fixed his gaze on the ceiling. He thought he wouldn't make it to this day as his thoughts flashed back to Derrick and how he had stabbed him in the stomach that night. It felt good, he said with a smile on his dry lips. What if he dies? He reasoned and became alarmed at the thought.

Julius flinched, a sharp intake of breath hissing through his teeth. “Let’s see what you’re really hiding, nerd. Pull them down. Now.” Trembling, his face burning with a mixture of terror and something else—something hot and dark—Julius hooked his thumbs into the waistband of his pants and boxers. He pushed them down in one clumsy motion. The air in the bathroom seemed to still. The humming light focused like a spotlight.

"Kael, we can fix this! We can pull you out!" "There is no 'out' anymore," Kael replied. The light grew so intense that Julian had to shield his eyes. "Tell them... tell them I was never a monster." "Kael!" The ceiling groaned. A massive, iron support beam, loosened by the tremor, swung down like a scythe. Julian rolled just in time, the metal floor where he had been standing a second before torn open to reveal the dark, churning pits of the lower tunnels. He looked back one last time. Kael was suspended in the air, his limbs turning into a crystalline statue, his skin hardening into an impenetrable, matte-black obsidian. He was pulling the light into his chest, sealing the necrotic rift wit

The raw Elder resonance had acted as a radical catalyst, fusing microscopic quartz fibers directly into his calcium matrix. "His bones are crystallizing," I observed, my medical mind fascinated by the sheer resilience of his anatomy. "The mountain's energy was too dense for a human vascular system. To survive the exposure, his body adapted by turning his skeleton into a living conduit. He is not a werewolf, Aris. He does not have the Lycan gene to trigger a physical shift. But he is no longer entirely human, either." Julian looked down at his hands. He flexed his fingers, the joints popping with a heavy, resonant click that sounded like stones grinding together. His eyes, once a standard haz

Julius smiles and swallows Romeo's cock, making him arch his body and release a scream of surprise and pleasure. Julius sucks, moving his head up and down. With one hand he held the base of the cock and with the other, he played with Romeo's balls. - Oh Gods! Ooooh, Gods! You're going to make me cum. Fuck! Julius! Shit. Holly blood! Julius, encouraged by the state that he left Romeo, suddenly drops him and jumps out of bed running to his suitcase. Feeling the cold of being left alone, Romeo sits up in bed in surprise, but Julus is already running back and proudly showing a bottle of Lube.

I can feel it. ‘Eldrosk and Sephire would have been so proud of how strong you’ve become.’ ‘Then we must succeed- and honour their sacrifice.’ ‘I must congratulate you, Your Evilness, for not getting rid of your pet. He’s proven quite useful. How does that bull not run out of energy?’ ‘Watch it. I will not tolerate you speaking ill of the person giving you his life force. Just eat and shut up,’ Julius said, opening his eyes. The ground beneath him began to glow with inscriptions and markings that were not there before.

His appearance made the monsters roar. "Julius," Adro growled. "Long time no see, Prince Adro," Julius greeted, not lowering his gaze. "I don't recall ever meeting you." Adro retorted. Julius pulled a thin smile. "I remember a child who was heavily protected by his parents." "You've hidden for too long, Julius. How about fighting like a dignified man?" Adro declared before jumping down from the monster, whose face had been destroyed by the explosion. Julius's scornful laughter echoed. "As a Groendez descendant, can you even talk about being a dignified man?"

Julius, who was ten years old at the time, saw something he shouldn't have seen. At that time, it was midnight. Julius couldn't sleep, he often suffered from insomnia. His sleep schedule had never been the same since his family passed away. Little Julius was very curious about something he had never searched for before. His instincts told him he had to satisfy his curiosity, which was very great. Julius entered an elevator. The lowest floor was a floor that no one ever set foot on except Mr. Ace Maverick himself, who was none other than his adoptive father.