King Multiverse Sans Novels & Stories

As I told him everything, he grew tense and took out all the weapons. "I have a bad feeling they're probably after us," he said. "No matter what, we need to leave as soon as possible. Our teacher said he'll handle everything—clean identities, a safe return, and a place where we can stay hidden while continuing our work. But you need to understand what that means. You'll never be able to live as your original self again." "It doesn't matter. A name is just a label. I only want to live openly under the sun someday."

“Then explain.” The figure raised his hand. Every abandoned universe stopped. “They aren't coming here.” Auren frowned. “They are already here.” Silence. The multiverse trembled. One by one— the versions of Auren stepped out. Auren saw thousands. Then millions. Then billions. Infinite versions of himself surrounded them. Kael raised his weapon. The First Kael did the same. Veyr stared. “That's a lot of Auren.” The Observer whispered: “Not Auren.”

Noah’s eyebrows furrowed in thought, “Only souls reaching 95% compatibility won’t receive a backlash? Are there any exceptions?” “Of course there are exceptions,” Blackie spoke in a matter-of-fact tone. “In this multiverse, there are exceptions to everything! Everything has a counter. There are certainly other abilities or properties that can counter or negate yours.” Before Noah’s eyes could fully light up, Blackie ruthlessly shot him down, “No. This world you are in doesn’t have any of those special kinds of powers.” Noah’s laid back posture straightened agitatedly, “But Levi… earlier…!”

Only that he did. Heart thundering, he stalked into his war chamber. Castor found him there, standing over the ancient mirror embedded in the floor—a relic passed down by the Alpha Kings, able to show visions when blood was offered. Darian didn’t hesitate. He sliced his palm open with his claw, letting his blood sizzle against the silver runes. “Show me,” he growled. “Show me the one who is mine.” The mirror rippled like disturbed water. Shadows danced across the surface, then cleared.

He was ready to welcome the child. He chuckled softly. "I'm all in now," he said. I grinned. "Me too." The next day, our one-year marriage contract was just a bunch of torn shreds.

It'll be too late until he reaches there. His heart stuttered. Was she going on a death mission? No! She couldn't fight alone against Alonso. No! No! No! Hunter was already running out of the mansion as he mind-linked Rasmus, Luca, and his warriors.

Suddenly, visions unfolded: Echo's creation, Ava's sacrifice, and the multiverse's birth. Michael Beta's understanding deepened. "Echo's balance depends on us." Emily's determination ignited. "We'll protect it." As they left the ruins, whispers faded. The multiverse's balance shifted. Ava's essence smiled. "Hope rekindled." But shadows loomed. Someone watching from afar: Kael, the rogue creator. "Echo's power will be mine," Kael vowed. Michael Beta's instincts warned him: A new threat emerged. Kael's eyes burned with ambition as he watched Michael Beta.

Listening to the word father once again, Zoya stopped the car and turned to Mehak "Princess tell me honestly, is a father whom you never saw is really important to you that you forgot your mumma's teachings who was always there for you?" Mehak looks at Zoya shockingly and immediately hugs her "No Mumma, you are the most important to me and no one else. Mehak is sorry for making you feel like this. Mehak doesn't need a father it her mumma is with her." Zoya caresses Mehak's hair and thinks "Princess, Mumma is also sorry for playing this kind of dirty mind game with you but right now this the best I can do for you." Mehak looks at Zoya and asks "But Mumma, my friend said that everyone has a fa

This time his mind and synergy were one. It caressed him, embraced him like a shield and Nio felt invincible. Nothing could pass through it; nothing could hurt him. He imagined a butterfly with yellow and red wings and the shield was gone. A swarm of butterflies appeared and flew away from him. When they disappeared into the night, Nio laughed and continued to laugh. He knew so much now. The whole universe in the palm of his hand. The scalding deserts around Raal, just one thought

Aetherion stepped forward. "Who are they?" The First Light looked toward the Final Gate. "No one knows." Morvane laughed bitterly. "I know." Everyone turned toward him. Liana stared. "You've been there?" Morvane's silver eyes met hers. "I crossed the Final Gate once." --- Kael stepped closer to Liana. "When?" Morvane looked at the cracks. "After I failed to save both universes." "The bridge between them shattered." "I was trapped in the emptiness between worlds."