Legendary Titans Novels & Stories

The enormous eyes beneath them moved closer. Then something began climbing out of the darkness. At first, Emily thought it was a creature. Then she realized it was a hand. A gigantic hand covered in black armor gripped the edge of the broken earth. The claws dug into the stone. Kael stared. "That's not possible." Emily looked at him. "What?" "That's a Titan." Her father stepped forward. "No." Kael turned. His father shook his head. "Titans were destroyed before the First Kingdom was built."

But it wasn't the size that made them stop dead in their tracks. It was what was in it. Scattered across the cavern floor were bones. Not animal bones. These were large, impossibly large. Rib cages like the arches of a great hall. Skulls the size of small cottages. They were bleached white and looked ancient beyond reckoning. "What in the name of the silent gods..." Ronan breathed, his voice full of superstitious dread. "Giants?" Elara whispered, clinging to his arm. "Older," Kael said, his voice hushed with awe. "Much older. These are the bones of the Earth Titans. The first children of the gods, who shaped the mountains before they fell into their long sleep. This is a graveyard. A sacred

“Yeah! I think so. No one dares to insult any of the Titans.” I was a bit shaken. What are they talking about? What Titans? Did they mean the mythical creatures? But realizing I made Raylie furious, I got scared. I was new here. I shouldn’t be causing any trouble. “I’m sorry. It’s me and my mouth.” But why is he calling me helmet girl? Raylie suddenly loosened his temper. “You’re forgiven then. Where is my helmet?” “Huh?” I got confused. What is he talking about? “The helmet you stole from me when we run away from the gang.” He keeps insisting.

It had waited since the world was young. Now it knew the flames were burning again. Its time had come. Back in Crimson Ridge, Elizabeth met with her war councilIsolde, Jaxon, Kieran, the Flame Order’s eldest, and the emissaries of three other High Packs. “The Titans,” Isolde began, gesturing to an ancient map, “are not gods. They are forces. Older than shape or time. Born in the void before creation. The Moon Goddess didn’t destroy them she bound them beneath the elements.”

Kenny's next move would be to deal with Lauren and her family. In Holtrien's underground world, two major ranking systems determined a martial artist's status—the Titan List and the Underworld Index. Every martial artist aspired to make it onto one of these lists. The Titan List was on a whole different level. It was reserved for monsters—legendary figures born into powerful families, heirs to elite dynasties, or top-tier military generals and special operatives. Anyone ranked on the Titan List was not just a fighter—they were a walking earthquake, a force that could shake the entire underworld. On the other hand, the Underworld Index, while not as terrifying, was still a prestigious ranking

Maxwell pulled his car up to the Vertex Systems tower with eighteen minutes to spare, and the moment he saw the building, he understood that Driana had not been exaggerating about the scale of this event. Media vans lined the entire block. Enormous banners hung down the glass face of the tower, dark blue and silver, carrying the Vertex logo and a single word beneath it: MERIDIAN. A steady stream of people in expensive suits flowed through the main doors, lanyards swinging, phones already out. This was not a product launch. This was a coronation. A valet took the car. Maxwell walked up to the main entrance, gave his name at the desk, and barely had time to finish saying it before a young man

Nevertheless, the trio had a personal vendetta against Kaze. Lyon, one of the four titans, was crippled a few days ago. Word got out and rocked the underground community of Sunrise City. The four titans, Gareth’s students, were a close-knit unit. Together, they carved a fearsome reputation in both the lawful and criminal spheres of the world. In the eyes of many, the four titans were the pinnacle of strength in the Sunrise underground scene. No one dared to challenge them. Now, Lyon was incapacitated. The four titans had now become three titans.

"The Leviathan's core is pure abyssal water and compressed pressure. My Northern Frost-fire can freeze its aquatic conduits, but we need your void shadow to sever its connection to the trench vents." Dominic lowered his face, pressing his lips hard against her collarbone, inhaling her sweet scent of pine and frost-fire before turning his gaze back to his army. "The Empress and I will handle the titan," Dominic thundered across the hall, his dark shadow wings expanding in an intimidating sixty-foot arc. "Valerie! Secure the Citadel! The rest of you—maintain the perimeter!" With a single, unified roar of fealty, the Fifty Alphas dropped to one knee, raising their fists to their chests as the r

"This story may sound impossible, and I'm asking you to take a lot on faith. But you've heard some version of this story before, though you may not know it. The winning entity has been . . . experienced . . . by living creatures since our universe began, and it has influenced every civilization on every habitable planet in every dimension. The great Evil defeated by the great Good . . . the Titans imprisoned by the Greek gods, the forces of the Devil tossed from the walls of Heaven by . . ." "God?" Jane said out of the blue. "Yes," Tarloh replied. "Vampires, lycanthropes . . . every civilization has some kind of story, legend or religion of some ancient battle in the heavens where evil was d

His face that night flashed with murderous intent; he looked like a real war god, and no one dared to stop that day. "Use blood to pave the way." I shivered a bit. Titus let out a loud cry. But then he quickly expressed satisfaction. "But it doesn't matter; my aim succeeded anyway." I rolled my eyes at him. "What for?" "I want to see a heartless, cold, and deadly Ryan; I want him to expand Black Moon territory, making Black Moon the greatest pack in history." Titus tilted his head and laughed. His laughter made me goosebumps.