Kamehameha Cell Novels & Stories

I hated to tell her that she was just using her alpha skills in a different way. Karamea, as Hakeem and Gael had told me, was born of a male pack member and a human woman he met while stationed in the Air Force in New Zealand. Her mother was a part of the Māori people, an indigenious people on the mainland of New Zealand. Karamea identified strongly with her Māori culture, hence the facial tattoo and the greeting that she gave us. In fact, she spent every summer, well winter there, while she was in school with her mother’s family to help connect with her culture. She still goes back for several weeks each year to visit. She is 22 and has yet to find her mate, but doesn’t seem overly con

They were shifting, almost evolving under scrutiny. CANE (awed): “Maika… these cells aren’t just vampire. They’re… reactive. They mimic living human blood under certain wavelengths. His body is adapting—merging vampire traits with a stabilized human matrix.” Maika’s eyes narrowed. MAIKA: “Meaning?” CANE: “He’s a vampire… but not. He’s something new.” Maika looked to the blood, a flicker of dread beneath her cool demeanor. MAIKA (quietly):

Episode 26.3: Continuation the last part... Ameira put her ear to the cell door and listened to her. "No. This is not true. Everything that happened was just a dream. Right. I'm just dreaming. I just need to wake myself up. Not everything is real. That's right. Let's wake up from these dreams now. They have already died, and I am already done with my revenge. I can start over with my life." That's the phrase she keeps mumbling to herself.