Levi And Eren Ship Novels & Stories

Leo yelled, grabbing his siblings. ​"What about the Rogues?" Maya asked, looking at the monitors. ​"Silas has the gunships ready in the lower bay!" Leo said. "We have five minutes before the first missile hits!" ​As they ran toward the lower decks, the Alpha-Zero began to tilt further into the ice. The ship was dying, but it had fulfilled its final mission. The Vanes were no longer just orphans; they were the leaders of a global revolution. THE ESCAPE INTO THE DARK

Lena's heart pounded against her ribcage. Then the steps went on as the entire area was filled with silence. They didn't move for a few minutes. Then Evelyn let out a slow breath. "Too close." Lena's hands trembled, but she tamed it. They had to move. Noah stood up to meet her eyes. "We have to escape the ship." They crouched at the door, whispering. Damien drew a simple diagram on the floor with his toe. "Lifeboats on cargo vessels."

"I want the live marrow harvest. We do it right here, in the secondary transport vehicle. Logan, bring the boy." "No!" I screamed, trying to run toward Leo, but Alexander caught me by the waist, pinning me against his side. "Elena, look at the river," Alexander whispered into my ear, his voice so low it was barely a vibration against the wind. From the dark fog covering the canal, three massive, black commercial shipping vessels were silently gliding toward the pier. They didn't have lights on. They didn't have flags. But the deep, rhythmic thrum of their massive diesel engines was vibrating through the concrete beneath our feet.

“Don’t break. They need you. I need you.” Her words slid into me like balm, soft and comforting, pulling me against her without my permission. I leaned, just for a moment, into that warmth. “Don’t give up,” she whispered. “Not when she needs you most.” I nodded numbly, gripping her hand like a lifeline. The twins surfaced again, empty-handed. Eren cursed under his breath, staring out at the endless horizon. “She’s slipping further out with the current.” “No!” My roar split the air. “She’s here. She has to be here!”

Queen Erasma said without any trace of fear in her eyes. "Yes, my Queen." Then both of them walked briskly, almost running toward the battleship. After entering the ship, Queen Erasma orders her warriors to be ready and stay in their strategic posts with ready rifles in their hands. "Start the engine now, run fast, and hit those two boats!" she ordered their ship's lady captain. The ship captain did as she was ordered. Inside the boat, the group of Alpha Brendan saw the ship speedily coming in their direction. "Alpha Branden, I guess the ship is going to bump us mercilessly. We need to move away," his Beta said while looking at the speeding ship with anticipation.

Chapter 88 - The Arrival "Chief, there's a ship — coming straight for the island." The words, breathless and urgent, snapped Yenari from his thoughts, putting down the falcon seated on his arm. “We are not expecting visitors,” Yenari uttered, his brows creased and his face stern, thinking that these uninvited, foreign guests might be bringing trouble to his island. “We saw the flag of the white ship, it is the Le Roma’s flag. And there is another one beneath it, blue, with a crest we don’t recognize."

**Infiltrating the Leviathan Fortress** The ocean stretched endlessly before them, dark waves crashing against the sides of the stealth boat as Ayesha’s team approached Davos’ island fortress. The air inside the cabin was tense. This was it. The final mission. Adrian sat beside her, checking his weapons. “You ready for this?” Ayesha’s eyes were hard. “More than ever.” Leena leaned against the railing, smirking. “Let’s ruin his day.”

“You bleed puddles. Disgusting.” The Leviathan turned, lunging at her with a chain-laced arm. Eryx slammed into it from the side, sword glowing with simple but solid luminous reinforcement. At fifteen, he wasn’t as fast as Ianthe, but he hit like a falling wall. The limb snapped back, chains rattling. “Keep its attention,” Alessia called. “Don’t get swallowed.” Seraphine and Rian dashed toward the edges of the docks. “Everyone back!” Seraphine shouted. “Away from the water! Away—yes, you too, sir; I don’t care if you dropped your fish bucket"

"Status!" "The Russian fleet is five miles out and closing," Cassian’s voice crackled, distorted by the interference of the storm. "They’ve launched a swarm of drones. We’re being targeted by localized EMPs. The Leviathan is under fire in the Mediterranean, but we’re the ones they want to board. They don't want to sink the tanker, Killian. They want the Catalyst alive." Killian’s jaw tightened until the bone looked ready to snap. He turned to me, reaching out to grab the silver briefcase. He shoved it into my hands and then pulled a secondary neural stabilizer from his vest.

Lucern frowns as he studies me quietly. “We’ll get her back big guy.” Levi tells him out loud, causing Ren to peek out at him through my eyes with complete trust. “Now no more whimpering in my mind when I’m trying to come up with a plan, okay?” Levi admonishes Ren gently. I roll my eyes at their antics. When the hell did those two become so close? Lucern watches our interaction quietly, his eyes moving between Levi and I, a frown plastered on his face. “His Lycan whimpered in your mind?” Lucern asks, breaking his silence. Two faces move quickly away as he leans back in his chair.