روايات وقصص ضمن Kit Fisto And Aayla Secura

she chuckles and I can’t help but laugh back, making Yosif and Dakota look at me like I’m crazy “Yosif, Ayla suggested he air ducts. We can’t take the elevator obviously but we can all fit in the air ducts,” says Ahsoka. “I don’t know if that is such a good idea,” says Yosif. “That could work actually. If we take this air duct here, it’ll lead straight to the herb storage. Wait, who’s Ayla,” asks Dakota. “My wolf.” I do worry about trying to shimmy my way up the air ducts, but it’s either that or risk the elevator and that is not an option. Please moon goddess, give me your strength to see this through.

Alpha pushed them in their seat and wore the seatbelts across their chests and waists. “Permission to shoot, doctor?” Alpha asked “Yes!” Dayo said, in desperation. Soon, the machine guns were delivering bullets of their own. Loud bang after bang resounded in the air as the cars drove forward. A security vehicle sped forward and got in line beside them. Another came to their right, driving scarily closer to them every second. The Doctor let loose a string of curses and ran his hands over the holographic keyboard and peculiar images. “Alpha, shake them off. I've got an idea,” The doctor said.

"Alpha-Niner-Seven-Echo. The override is 'Icarus'." Ethan’s fingers flew across the internal wires, bridging connections with a small pocket tool. "Aegis isn't just a security system, Aria," he said, his voice tight with focus. "It’s a defensive web. When I sold this to the clinic, I told them the 'Heat Management' system was for the server racks. I lied." A muffled boom rocked the building. The floor tilted as a breach charge detonated at the main entrance downstairs. The screams of the clinic staff were cut short by the clinical, repetitive chatter of suppressed gunfire.

The side doors swung open with a mechanical hiss. "Put her in the van," I ordered. Two operatives moved fast, lifting Ayla carefully. We loaded her into the van, her body limp, mouth taped, arms tied tightly with a strong wolf restraint. We didn't want to to risk anything because we don't know what strengths she might have. Layla looked at me. "You sure this is smart?" "No," I said. "But it's necessary." "What if she can control minds?" Layla asked, curiously.

, Alfred said as the doors of their various quarantine slid open. "By who?", Alessia shrilled in terror as she scurried out of the cubicle. "We don't know yet but some people are mounting from an unknown spaceship that managed to breach our security". Alfred replied then turned to face them sharply. "I know you all are nervous or even afraid but this is what you've all been training for all these years. Make sure you whoop their ass", Alfred encouraged and pulled Jared with him. Jared turned back to face the guardians and saw the fright on their faces, he wished he could help.

“I don’t trust this.” “Neither do I,” Celeste agreed. “But we can’t ignore it either. If there’s a genuine threat to the binding, I need to know.” “Then I’m coming,” I said firmly. “Not in the room. But close enough to help if needed.” “Me too,” Kaden added. “And me,” Maya said. “Along with Ghost and Dax. Full security presence.” “The Foreseers specified only the Guardian,” Kai objected. “They can specify all they want. We’re not leaving Celeste alone with unknown aliens claiming knowledge of threats.” I stood. “This is non-negotiable.”

Caleb rumbled, a feral smirk on his lips. "The Star-Forged Archons are secured in the kinetic dampening bays," Scarlett confirmed, spinning her starlight brush and slamming the butt of it against the main console, initiating the final sequence. "The Taotie is... currently trying to eat a bulkhead in the storage hold, but it's secured. System! Execute Command: The Great Leap!" KRA-KOOM. Reality outside the viewport didn't just bend; it shattered.

Major General Muller, on the other hand, went to get his blood pressure checked. The nurse just stepped out of the room they were gathered in, when the general returned with Professor Althea in tow. "What have you lot done now?" she asked as she went to Dorin's side and bumped him on the head. She was wearing a lab coat, her wand in one of the pockets. On her chest, a metal ID plate said 'Dr. A. A. Althea MD' and under the name, 'Internal Medicine Magic Department'. "It was a weapon malfunction, au- professor..." said Dorin rubbing his head, "It just blew up. Seb tried to shield me from it and got injured instead."

I gasp, as I turn to run and warn them, but Loki grabs my arm, holding onto me. “It should take them a few days hopefully and we closed the safehouse back up,” He whispers so Lance can’t hear. They should be okay.” I nod, but I still wish I could tell them. “Alright, let’s get out of here,” Kane says, standing up and walking further into the forest and I sigh looking back at what was once my home—I don’t think I’ll ever come back here again. “Did you find anything?” Kane asks Finn and he nods, opening the bag. “There was a secret closet. There is more letters and even some keepsakes, but we didn’t open or read anything.”

He would have to give it a try. Ike wrestled JP onto his spacecraft and entered his command center. Standing next to his controls was five Folantos ready to kill him. Ike had found the missing guards, and he grumbled again.