Mari X Hero Novels & Stories

A few wolves laughed quietly. Heat crawled up my neck. Vivian’s expression remained perfectly kind. That made it worse. Victor lifted his hand. “Mara.” A girl stepped forward from the training group. I remembered her vaguely. Mara Hale. Warrior family. Older than me by a year. Strong even as a child, with quick hands and a quicker temper. She looked almost delighted. “Yes, Beta.” “Simple groundwork,” Victor said. “Nothing excessive.” Mara’s smile widened. Nothing excessive from Victor usually meant painful but deniable.

The bitterness have not faded away from the rejection that had happened the day before. "Lady Bella." I looked up to find an elderly woman standing beside me. She smiled kindly. "I haven't introduced myself." She bowed politely. “Hi, I'm Elder Mara.” I returned the favour. "It's nice to meet you." "I've watched Alpha Xander since he was a child." She smiled warmly. "I've never seen him smile as much as he has today." My cheeks warmed. She turned her gaze to Xander, who was practicing another technique with a group of warriors.

And he had the upper hand that he knew, ACE was nothing without him. Maria was overwhelmed by lots of emotions at that moment, the most prominent of them being anger and confusion. Why on earth would he make such a bargain? He was putting her in such a tight spot, and the anger made her stomach churn. She almost couldn't hold back wanting to punch him across the face. "Really? Is that it, Jackson? Is that the game we're playing now? How could you even-?" Maria couldn't voice her anger clearly enough.

For someone like Amaria -who isn't a mage like Teresa and Dove nor a mana using swordsman like Elex - she wouldn't stand a chance with a Horc, boost or no boost. The Horc opened its bloodshot eyes and gazed directly at Amaria making eye contact with her. Amaria gulped as she felt the intense bloodlust aura coming from the Horc. It roared hysterically and charged toward her. The mysterious figure snapped his fingers and Amaria fell to the ground.

“You hurt my feelings, why would I lie to you? I was raised as an elf too you know; I won’t lie just for fun.” She grabbed my hand and continued speaking with the same laid-back attitude. Getting closer and closer, to the point where I felt she was whispering into my ear. “I am human just like you. My real name is Jane Marigold, I was a housewife in England many years ago. I had a husband and a family there, until one day a bomb went off near our house putting me in a coma. That is why I immediately knew you and I were the same when I saw you collecting flowers and praying for your lost friend, no elf would do that. I was looking for an excuse to talk to you since that day, there are several

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Ngunit sa kanyang mga pilak na mata, walang bakas ng pag-aalinlangan. ​"Hindi tayo lalaban bilang sundalo," sabi ni Xander habang hinahawakan ang tambuli ni Lakan na dinala niya mula sa Mars. "Lalaban tayo bilang isang Virus. Liam, ihanda ang resonance. Skye, Valerie, Mara... tayo ang decoy. Aria, Alexander... kayo ang tatapos sa laban na ito."

Alex teased, making me slap his chest. "I could be a single father you know. Who said you'll be a part of the equation?" I retort. "How can you get rid of this hot piece of ass." He said, gesturing to his body. I faked gagging noises to feign disgust. "I'd rather die alone," I replied. "I wonder if you'll make the same noises if I-" I quickly shit him up by slapping my hand over his mouth. "You're disgusting," I said.

“She’s not going. You can’t. You know what they’ll do to her.” Before I could bite back an angry retort, Marni pushed herself away from Xavier. “I’m fast. Faster than anyone. And Aniyah taught me to fight. No one will hurt me, and if I have to, I can just run away again. Even if they chase after me, they won’t catch me.” Her eyes narrowed as he continued to growl. “I’m going and that’s final,” she commanded. A pathetic whine came from Xavier’s throat, and he fell to the floor in front of her. He hugged her knees and buried his face against her. A moment later his wolf form took over, and she tumbled over him in surprise.

Because the only male hero she saw was an ugly one, Uwyn could not believe that all heroes were like that. She had asked his brother about this yesterday and he answered her that most, if not all heroes were so handsome and attractive; the ground would quiver in life with their mere presence alone. Thus, this contradiction powered her motivation to judge what’s real with her own two eyes. “I’ll use this.” Maru responded and produced a strange looking metallic construct. It was 15 feet in length and its width was half that. There were four round objects in pairs at each end. “Is that a car?! Same in the movies, brother?!” Uwyn yelled after she saw what Maru brought forth with just a wave of h