Kaeya X Aether Novels & Stories

"The Primal Hunt has grown desperate. They are tearing the mortal and immortal realms apart to draw the god-light to the surface, and they have struck a vein. Your training is only half complete, Little Winter, but the scales of destiny have just tipped; if you stay hidden for the remaining six months to save your daughter's soul, there will be no pack left for you to return to." The Keeper reached beneath the heavy, shimmering folds of his iridescent cloak and withdrew a slender, pulsing band of pure, solid starlight that hummed with a quiet, celestial gravity. "Her training is an unfinished symphony, Darling Kate, but this will act as the anchor she needs," the ancient god murmured, gently

Corpses riddled the ground as far as the eye could see. They had lost as much as the Merdendi, maybe more. But that was a worry for another man. For the first time since he set eyes on her in the battle Sethlzaar ventured towards Saelin, closing the distance that had once served as a forbidden zone of sorts. How could he not when she stood in place rooted to Ayla for all she was worth. Her swords dangled from her grip on both sides. Her face was turned to the sun. He would have thought her entranced by its beauty had her eyes not been closed.

, Erica mumbled, slouching back in the seat. "Hm?" "He never told me the consequences of rejection", she said in a clipped tone. "I also found out that my power is Aether and not air", she added. "Aether?" Xavier repeated confusedly. "Yes. Apparently, I can fuse two elements together", she briefed as she glanced at Xavier who looked quite impressed. "And your aura detection?" Xavier queried making Erica chuckled. "Aura detection? Xavier, am I a machine?" Erica feigned a glare which was promptly ignored.

Now Garett doesn’t have a half a brain and can’t even figure out how to walk properly, along with his two friends. It’s the rap on the door that has me looking up. Before I can answer, Jason rushes in. “There’s an intruder on the—" “I’m not an intruder,” comes a familiar voice, filled with annoyance. “I’m here to meet your Alpha.” I blink. “I know him, Jason. Let him in.” The warlock that has been quite friendly with Seline strolls into my office. “Austin, we should—" I lift a hand, stopping Jason in mid-sentence. “There is nothing you could

But she wore a crown made from black stars. She looked at Lyra. “You finally remember.” Lyra stared at her. “Who are you?” The woman smiled. “I am you.” Another version of Kael appeared beside her. His eyes were completely silver. “And I am him.” Kael raised his sword. “What do you want?” The alternate Kael answered, “To finish what you started.” Lyra stepped forward. “What did we start?” The black-crowned Lyra looked at Aiden. “A war.” Aiden's face went pale.

Her knees draw up alongside my legs and finally her heels bury against my ass. I stop all movement and wait for her eyes to open. She's angry and frustrated all at once. "What are you waiting for, dragon?" "This!" I lift up and slam down inside her body, pouring mine into hers as blue light encases us. It's hot and cold. Peaceful and serene. Hard and soft. It swirls around us in lazy strokes of blue, lustrous glory. She lies curled within my arms, the glow still surrounds us. I draw languid circles on her now-bare shoulder. I tend to lose myself too quickly to remove all her clothing at once. That's what she does to me.

She personally liked Neoma as well. Just then, Kaiser’s gaze fell onto Zira. “No. There must be a reason why this Darkfire is below you.” He looked back at Neoma. “Show me what you’re hiding.” He began approaching Neoma again. Kaiser only took one step forward before he jumped back. He glared at the girl with dark purple fur standing in his way. Dust and petals were displaced and danced around her scarred legs.

Kaya screamed out loud, mocking the man to force him to get closer. The energy kept bursting forth from her body together with the emergence of several more phantom soldiers, making it hard to get close. Though it seemed like she was unstoppable, Alexander knew how much power is being drained from her body. He noticed the sudden quivering of Kaya’s lips, every time she’d create new phantom soldiers. Not wanting to waste any more time, Alexander lunges forward, covering himself with his dark energy. With a loud boom, the earth before him trembled upon landing in front of Kaya, creating a huge crater on the place where he was stepping, making the woman back away.

“Here is a little promise. When I reach the right age, I will come find you. Let this dandelion be the symbol of my promise.” He then blew the dandelion making it’s white petals flow in the air as they became one with the sky. As he was focused on the dandelions flying in the sky, I looked at him and started to admire his image. His tousled brown hair, his strikingly green eyes and the smile that never fades. Without noticing words started to slip from my very mouth. “I could watch you everyday.” A voice said. It took me seconds to realize that the voice belonged to me. Gavin turned his head to face me, his face full of surprise and confusion.

Kael slightly advanced ahead of her. “Remain behind me.” Aera disregarded her instruction and proceeded forward. And then— The air underwent a sudden shift. A ripple, imperceptible to the naked eye, yet undeniably present. Kael froze in his tracks. “Do you perceive that?” “Affirmative.” Aera’s voice had assumed an unnaturally tranquil tone. “He is present.” Not physically, but not entirely. Yet, he was here, observing, learning, and assimilating information.