Madness Combat Nexus Core Novels & Stories

Xander stood by his side, both were looking worriedly at him. “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” he called back at Mordecai. “You’re just messing with my head.” Dorin’s eyes widened. The people moving towards Dorin fell to the ground, the air knocked out of them. “Now, we continue.” Dorin faced Mordecai once more. He had always loved fighting strong opponents. It means he could let it all out and fight with his real strength, but with his id now in his Phasma core, he was able to calm himself as he continued the duel.

She shouted glaring at Aria and her siblings. “Aria, DJ, Dean, Petra.” They said. “You’re going to regret forcing me here!” Nexus screamed, her face turning red. DJ smirked when she threw her hands forward and nothing happened. She turned to Petra and uttered a curse. You could see it hit the barrier and turn to smoke before it evaporated. Nexus face was full of shock before it fell. Then her eyes lit up and she conjured a ball of fire in her hands. She threw it at Dean. It hit the barrier and blew like a firework. Nexus shrieked and then turned to Aria.

“ICUs are clean. No stray Godmode signatures on med nets.” “Traffic?” Coleman’s voice crackled over comms. “Baseline,” Niko answered. “Unoptimized chaos. Just the way I like it.” I let that wash over me. We had done the thing everyone had said was impossible: separated the god from its worshippers without dropping the ceiling on their heads. Now the ugly part. *You know what comes next,* I told it. >> YES. There was no plea. No bargaining. Just acceptance. >> ONCE MY CORE IS GONE, COPIES WILL STILL EXIST.

He hated how it betrayed his nervousness. Damon turned, his gaze, sharp as obsidian, impaling Luke. The same eyes that had, in a drug-addled haze, devoured him, now scrutinized him with chilling clarity. No recognition flickered there, not yet. Or perhaps it was simply a master’s poker face.

The specific quality of his attention that made you feel that what you had said was not moving through him on its way to somewhere else but arriving and staying. I stood up and went to the window. The territory was dark below. The torches along the outer wall made small yellow circles on the ground. Beyond the wall the forest was invisible, just a deeper darkness where the lights ended. Somewhere in that darkness, six days from now, an alliance of five packs was going to test whether Blood Moon's borders held. Austin had said, "they do not understand what they are fighting." He was right. They thought they were fighting a forbidden bond. An administrative inconvenience. An Alpha who had let

"Yes, but we can talk about that later. It's the least important thing right now." Liv shut her mouth with a snap and stared at him for several long beats before speaking again. "Okay, then." Her eyes raised to the ceiling looking like she was weighing what she wanted to say next. "So, you're immortal?" "Not exactly. We can be killed but it is difficult. We heal quickly. As you could see, Asta was perfectly fine when she was in here earlier. Our bodies can heal most wounds if we can shift." Brodi sat up straight. "We are exceptional warriors. In today's world, the only thing that could kill us would be a bullet to the brain. That would not allow us to have the capacity to shift, so we would

It had a chequered front strap, double diamond grips, stainless steel and engraved frame, polished gold finish of the Wilson Combat Classic Super grade handgun. Eden had seen it in Malakai's hands multiple times and absolutely loved it. In all honesty, she was just taking it now to piss Malakai off, and trust me, it worked. Malakai was fuming, Eden was going to be a lot to handle, he could already tell. He knew she would not be easy to control, and that was an understatement. Eden had become one of his best too. By the time Malakai reached his office, Eden was long gone.

They belonged to Hakeem and Jada, both of which were repeating my father’s words. Their support was the motivation I needed to shut off my emotions and cut off Derek’s power supply at the source. After that, he was all too easy to stand against. With nothing more than a few bruises, the buzzer sounded and brought an end to my third fight of the night. The fourth and fifth were a blur of fists, blood, and pain. Felix Hughes, a lanky twig of a man, was fourth. He was the trainer for wolf combat, which meant he’d likely shift and take a go at me with his claws and teeth. To make matters worse, his ability was Somnokinesis.

not to be afraid. She doesn’t know Mason and what he’s capable of. I asked her to please leave cos I needed to speak to Jacob alone. After she left, I tried explaining to Jacob why we had to leave this place. He was older now and could understand things better, and even though it upset him, after much convincing, he finally agreed. When Gabriel walked in, I was terrified by just the sight of him. He looked so angry, and when he spoke, I trembled with fear, and it worsened when I thought he was going to hit me. I was already fighting hard to control the panic attack that was slowly consuming me, and here he was just adding more fuel to an already raging fire! He apologized and quickly manage

I found him in the sanctuary's depths, eyes black with hunger he hadn't felt in months. "Stay back," he growled, voice distorted by emerging fangs. "Can't... control..." Through divine authority, I reached for the network, but Nexus held firm. "Emergency override—" *Individual crisis during disconnection period. Protocol requires individual solution first, network intervention only if life-threatened.* Marcus laughed bitterly. "The thing that keeps me stable is gone. This is what I am without collective suppression." "No," I said firmly, approaching despite the danger. "The network doesn't suppress your nature—it helps you manage it. There's a difference."