Linked Universe Novels & Stories

You know I'm not lying- She bit her lip, deep down she knew it was true. -When I link up with him, what will happen to both? -Well, our minds will melt and we will awake like a complete wolf, is what will happen when our partner finishes the ritual- -And that's when I will know my past, when we merge- The wolf nodded with her head. Another reason they gave her to join Cristian, it was as if everyone agreed to unite them, but now, there was another purpose. Her past was linked to the rest of the packs, through her they could know what had happened to the other women.

"There’s a sector under the old Ginza line that hasn't been mapped since the first Blackout. It’s where the 'Un-Linked' live." ​The Sanctuary of the Un-Linked ​The Un-Linked weren't shifters, and they weren't billionaires. They were the people the Miller empire had forgotten, human beings who had refused the neural-links and the Amber Seed’s "Sync." ​As the Vanes pushed through a rusted iron grate, they emerged into a subterranean shanty-town lit by flickering chemical lanterns. The air smelled of wood-smoke and wet wool. Hundreds of eyes turned toward them, not with the reverence they had once received, but with a cold, suspicious silence.

“ Oh,” she gasped, her hand flying to her mouth. "You can mindlink with others now? That's right, you're the Supreme Luna now. Of course you can.” I didn't bother responding to her as I knew that was nothing but mockery. Mindlink actually works differently. You can mindlink your family or your pack mate but you can't mindlink those that are not within your pack—only those of the superior rank can create a strong mindlink connection.

Luca's eyes shimmered with a radiant light as he replied, "Yes, Isabella. This Harmonic Convergence is a testament to the interconnectedness of all life and the inherent unity that resides within every soul. As we attune ourselves to this cosmic symphony, we become conduits for the transformative energies that seek to uplift and harmonize the universe." Isabella and Luca understood the power of collective intention and the potency of unified consciousness. They joined with beings from all realms, all dimensions, to form a vast network of interconnectedness—a web of light that spanned the cosmos. Together, they synchronized their vibrations to create a harmonic resonance that radiated through

"We have no anchors. We are the Void. We exist independent of other realms." "Not true," Luna pointed to the fraying connections she could see. "Every realm touches the others somehow. You have subtle anchors, connection points. Someone found this one's anchor and destroyed it deliberately." "Who would do this?" the first entity asked. "Who could even perceive such connections?" "Another bridge," Asher said suddenly, understanding dawning. "Someone with bridge perception could see the anchor points. Someone who knew how reality connects." Luna's blood ran cold. "Thaddeus. He's the only other bridge. But why would he attack the Void?"

In a low but sure voice, Xandar uttered the words, “I, Alexandar Thomas Claw, offer you, Lucianne Fressia Paw, a link to my mind.” Despite her fatigue, Lucianne’s eyes widened in shock. Mind-links were only possible between members of the same pack, unless you’re an Alpha or Luna, which would enable you to link other pack leaders. Even mates of different packs couldn’t mind-link each other until they were mated and marked. Government officials also had the privilege of mind-linking each other since their jobs may sometimes concern national security which required their immediate attention. A mind-link outside pack relationships, mate ties and government functions was rare.

“Uh. Sweetheart. Why do I sound like I’m picking up a supernatural group chat in my skull?!” He just chuckled, proud and smug and annoyingly handsome. “That, my moonlight,” he said with a grin, “is the Alpha Link.” I blinked. “The what now?” “It connects all Alphas. Every territory leader across the continent. It’s an ancient magic. Only the King—and now, the Luna Queen—can access all of it. You’re hearing them. For the first time.” I narrowed my eyes. “So basically... you accidentally just installed supernatural Bluetooth in my brain?”

She didn’t want to read Luna Ruth’s thoughts anymore—especially ones that could give her false hope. She climbed into the carriage, and Ash, who had grown rather clingy, immediately hopped onto her lap. “I’m sure His Majesty will soon teach you how to use the mindlink,” Luna Ruth said as they settled inside. “That way, you can communicate with him directly, no matter the distance between you two. The mindlink connection is always stronger between bonded mates.” The carriage began to move. Althea nodded, then turned to Melva. “I hope you and Simon have already established the mindlink?”

Ariadne bellowed at her companion. Kilvic gave his attention to Ariadne briefly. She stood where the wave of fire had come from. Compound linking, he noted. Just how many? To ignite a point in the atmosphere was one thing. To ignite more required more links. But compound links were built on association. They were easier to accumulate than normal links. They did not hold as much strength as actual links but they compensated by serving to increase quantity were they lacked quality. The girls were focusing on him rather than Moss which lacked appropriate logic. What had she told them?

Zephyr asks. "Our daughter is going to end the world in three days," I say. Voice hollow. "And there's nothing we can do to stop her." We stand there. Processing. Trying to understand. Then Erebus speaks. "Actually. There might be one thing." We all turn to him. "The fourfold bond. No. The fivefold bond." He looks at each of us. "And now potentially sixfold if we include Chaos. We're connected. All of us. To Luna. To Chaos. To each other."