Madness Combat Nexus Core Novels & Stories

“He’s turning the whole city into a weapon.” Damian looked at him with eyes that burned with exhaustion and fury. “Then we cut the head off the network. Whatever it takes.” He looked down at his wrist terminal. The map flickered briefly before displaying a single line of text. CORE SIGNAL – ACTIVE LOCATION: NEXUS TOWER Eli swallowed hard. “That’s him, isn’t it?” Damian nodded. “It’s what’s left of him.” He looked up toward the ceiling where faint vibrations rolled through the concrete. The hum was getting faster—less like a machine, more like a heartbeat.

The purple-eyed said. I laughed loudly. "But that's a minute ago because now, you'll be dead! " I finally threw the card at him. "Come on, C! Let's go! Just let her! " The Mr. Red eyes said. "Let her?! Look, H! You saw, she— ah! " The poison immediately began to spread from his knees up to his upper body. I can clearly see the red markings on his neck. "44! Agent 44! " I heard. I immediately roamed my eyes. That's my freaking airpod! In span of seconds, I saw it not that far from my two enemies. It has a red light, a sign of someone is speaking in the line.

the warrior claims before suddenly lunging at me. Expecting this, I quickly duck down, causing him to snap into thin air. I then forcefully push up into him, knocking him backwards and leaving him stunned. Before he can recover, I lock my jaws around his neck and dig my fangs into the fur and flesh. The warrior flails his claws and snaps his jaws, trying everything he can to break free from my grip. I lock my jaw tighter, cutting off the circulation until he stops moving. Once I’m sure the enemy is dead, I release my grip and gaze down at him.

"Jake quick here!" She quickly whipped Pegasus in the butt away from the place. Just in a few minutes they were on the edge of the Hacienda when Jasmine woke up in fear. She suddenly remembered that afternoon, they had enjoyed talking. But Jake's life is dangerous for the two of them only, lest they might be in an encounter. She remembered the last thing Mang Castor said not to spend the afternoon on the plateau with rebels roaming their area in recent days. It wouldn't matter if she was alone. She will certainly be not touched. But if shes with a soldier, there might be encounters for that rebellious people and Jake alone. Jasmine is in her flesh shaking with her own nervousness. As Pegasus

"As much as you can give me." Micah smirked. "No pressure." They stepped into the room, the sight before them stealing Sophia's breath. The Nexus Core was a massive structure, its surface pulsing with an eerie blue light. James immediately set to work, his fingers flying across the keyboard. Micah and Sophia took up positions near the entrance, their weapons at the ready. The first wave came quickly guards in tactical gear, their movements precise and coordinated. "Here we go," Micah muttered, firing the first shot.

“Emma, you have to act now!” Emma stepped into the center of the plateau, the key vibrating with an almost overwhelming energy. The Nexus Core loomed before her, a swirling mass of chaos and light. She could feel the force’s presence pressing against her, testing her resolve. She raised the key, its light merging with the pulsating energy of the core. The ground shook violently, and the tendrils surged toward her in a desperate attempt to stop her. Callan moved to intercept them, their glowing form releasing a wave of light that momentarily pushed the shadows back.

The ground shook beneath their feet. The walls trembled as if the whole chamber was alive, breathing, and ready to tear itself apart. The Neural Nexus Core was no longer just a machine, it was a storm given shape. Its hum grew louder and louder, swelling into a roar so powerful it rattled their bones. In the center of that storm stood Andrew. His face glowed in the blinding light, half angel, half demon. His smile was too wide, too full of triumph and madness.

“You don’t need it. You’re stronger than this!” Alex’s breathing quickened, their gaze fixed on the spire as the Nexus pulsed wildly in their hand. The whispers rose to a crescendo, and for a moment, they felt the balance tip. Then, Alex’s voice rang out, clear and defiant. “You don’t control me.” They thrust the Nexus Crystal forward, channeling its energy into the spire with everything they had. Light and shadow collided in an explosion of power, the force throwing the group backward as the spire cracked and began to crumble.

“It’s a choice, Jessica. The nexus is alive because of you. But if you heal it, what happens to us?” The hollowness surged, and the loom pulsed, weaving a vision: a nexus whole, its stars still, no threats, no pain, but her companions faded, their bonds severed, her glow gone. It was peace, but it was empty. Jessica’s glow flared, straining against the void. “You’re offering an end,” she said, her.Voice steady. “But I choose to keep fighting.” The Nexus’s eyes gleamed, and the loom flared, threads of gold and shadow weaving warriors—not echoes, but guardians of the heart, their forms radiant yet fierce, wielding blades of light. “Then prove your choice,” the Nexus said, her voice a challenge

Jake pointed out. “And how can you be so good at it?” Zac added in, voicing that God awful question. He just had to. “First,” I started off, ready to tick off their questions, “not all nerds are push overs.” I was once again interrupted, this time by Adam. “Then why don’t you fight back against Maddison and Sonia?” I furrowed my eyebrows at that. Why don’t I? If it was just Maddison, I would’ve answered it easily but Sonia? I’ve never thought about it.