Kaeya X Aether Novels & Stories

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.

I wore a white tank, cutoffs and my black Van's. Deagon furious with Lestat I scowled at my associate and couldn't believe what he said to me. Ayira is a soul cultivator and if you're intimate with her you will turn human or she will become a reaper. I think he's full of shit and I'm planning to speak with our sector's eldest reaper Adaranth about it all. I pause and exhale. Was I truly even attracted to Ayira? Did I even want to become intimately involved with her? I furrowed my brow and rubbed my eyes in utter confusion. I didn't understand what was happening to me. My heart was pounding in my chest every time I thought about the lovely creature. All I did know is that Ayira had invaded my

BaoBao flew around the trees and above water to enjoy the view while Alice practiced her martial arts. She focused her spiritual energy into different parts of the body that she attacked with. This made her attacks so strong and fast that it caused the fallen leaves to fly up and dance around her. The sun was halfway below the horizon when BaoBao suddenly disappeared. Alice knew that it meant Ethan had returned.

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.

Not surrender. Recognition. And beneath it— Something else. Unspoken. Unresolved. The system reacted again, but this time it didn’t surge outward or collapse inward. It narrowed—focusing, compressing, drawing the two lines closer without letting them fuse. Aera felt the pressure peak. Right at the edge. “Let it come together,” Kael said quietly, close enough that only she heard. Aera’s breath steadied. “It’s not ready.” “It won’t ever be,” he replied.

Leo whispered, his voice a low and emotional vibration. "I am the water that moves you," Elena replied, her iridescent blue eyes reflecting the binary sunset. As they shared a single, synchronized heartbeat, a wave of pure, tempered resonance exploded from the couple, momentarily illuminating the entire valley. It was a signature of the new era, a proof that the graft between Earth and Astraea was not only successful but thriving. However, the joy was cut short by Maya. She had been sitting apart from the ceremony, her bare feet resting on the Origin Stone as she entered a state of deep resonance. Suddenly, her golden aura flared with a terrifying intensity, and she let out a sharp, jagged c

“Then, I’ll claim what’s mine.” "You will keep acting as Raya, until I'm done with his body." She gave a single, firm nod. “Where do you wish to begin?” I turned away from the pond, the silver reflections dissolving under the stir of wind. “Take me there,” I said quietly. “To Alpha Dylen Varyn’s abode.” Kaela’s eyes glowed faintly as ancient runes shimmered across her skin. “As you command.” The air folded around us, shadows twisting, wind spiraling upward. The garden, the lilies, the night…all vanished into light.

The hum became a voice, not a whisper but a call, ancient and inescapable: “Jessica, heart of the nexus, face the origin and claim your place.” A figure emerged from the loom, not a weaver or a reflection, but a being of pure silver light, its form neither male nor female, its eyes twin stars that held the weight of eons. “I am Aethra,” it said, its voice a chorus of beginnings, calm yet piercing. “The Origin Weaver. You hold the nexus, Jessica, but it was mine first. Prove your heart, or surrender it.” Kade’s growl was fierce, his claws slashing at the air, his love for Jessica blazing in his eyes. “Surrender? You’re not taking her. We’ve fought for this!”

Kael stared at me, his breathing uneven, his eyes dark with conflict. Finally, he stepped closer, his hand lifting hesitantly before cupping my face. “I don’t want to lose you. Or them. Tell me how to fix this. Please.” I closed my eyes, leaning into his palm despite everything. My voice cracked. “See me. Not just the breeder, not just the womb carrying your heirs. See me, Kael.” His thumb brushed away my tears. “I see you, Aria. And I’ll prove it.”