Marvel Abraxas Novels & Stories

Sydney huffed in annoyance, "Your sorry doesn't solve anything. Granted, you wanted to put a wedge between us and that worked. But you've moved on and I'm still picking up the pieces as I try to unscramble the mess you made of my mind. Even now, with all my memories, with me knowing everything we once shared, I'm not sure how I should feel about you. You're a complete stranger to me." Her last sentence had a thought coming to mind. I held my hand out, "Then let's start over as complete strangers. My name is Alpha Victor Silva. Alpha of the rogues. Welcome to one of the many sanctuaries I plan on constructing around the world." Sydney narrowed her gaze on my extended hand with apprehension be

He’s the secret weapon when we go on missions, the sniper on the roof and the sleeper cell we use when we need an inside man. When we leave the house he becomes a completely different person, his hair constantly changes for one color to another and his mask usually coincide with it. “Fuck” the kid says before slumping to the side. “You’ll be alright kid” I tell him knowing he’s a goner but I don’t want him to freak out. Back up arrives soon enough and once the all clear is called we do our rounds. “Who are they” Vic asks. “Carter McCormicks men” someone says.

“Why? What happened?” “That wretched good for nothing Ripper!” Dad cursed. “What did he do this time around?” I asked. “He attacked our betas and most of them are severely injured and undergoing critical treatments, including beta Harrison, our Alpha’s best friend.” “Oh!” I exclaimed, acting like I didn’t know. “That’s not good at all.” Mum snarled. “How I wish Alpha Dexter would kill off that murderous bastard before he ruins everything for us.” “Alpha Dexter?” I scoffed, remembering his shameful act of cowardice and betrayal.

"I'm afraid their leader may have something against our Luna. We got word that he may......" Xander growled, he hates anyone trying to harm our Luna and Hazel, his mate. "He may what?" I yelled, I was getting frustrated with the whole situation. "This guy you're talking about Blake... he better not lay a hand on my Luna and Hazel, or I will rip his head off in one single bite... no one threatens our mate." Xander sneered. He pranced around angrily, growling. "He may be seeking for revenge sir." "These..... so called undercover leeches he sent..... are they aware we know about them Alpha? It could be dangerous if they find out we have allies inside their camp. They may-"

said the prince. “And I had no idea you would burn!” said Johan. “About that...” Mordecai piped in, “We would appreciate it if you people could keep that information to yourselves.” “Huh?” Johan looked puzzled. “Why?” “Shh, the fight’s getting hotter!” Dorin hushed them. Hotter was the right term, since Mar have created a fire vortex, avoiding the sharp needle attacks from Boulvar as she ran towards the bigger opponent.” “Wind Wall!” shouted Bouldvar when Mar leapt towards him, aiming for his chest, but the tip of her saber was able to piece through it..

Using his power, he crushed all the blades and arrows hiding in the forest in just one snap, then looked at the direction of the fifth mountain. Sabrina's POV I sighed in relief when I saw Alex and Azrael. Because of that, I'm excited to fight the beasts. In front of me is a two headed huge spider. This beast is Orthrus. According to the book, Orthrus web shrouds can make living things paralyze and worst get you killed once you are trapped inside because that white thing is poisonous. But I know its weakness so it won't take long to defeat this beast.

“I’m not going to make this easy for you.” Before she can respond, I begin to hum again. Like they did with Sahara, the insect creatures begin to attack Marael and the Aswang. However, unlike Sahara, Marael is not easily taken by surprise. Using her powers, she blasts a few of the insects and turns them into ash while the Aswang swats them away. Just then, Azazel stirs and rises to his feet. Holding his wound, he sways slightly, but he quickly recovers. “Azazel!” I call out when I see the Aswang swing his ax towards him. Thankfully, Azazel sees him, ducks out of the way, and lunges with his own sword.

He was a man standing on a rusted bridge against a god of the new age, armed with a weapon that was little more than a flashlight. The High Arbitrator didn't speak. She simply raised her obsidian staff. A wave of kinetic energy slammed into the catwalk. The iron groaned and twisted like wet paper. Alexander threw himself forward, rolling beneath the blast, the heat of the anti-matter scorching the air above his head. He didn't look back. He knew Jax was moving, and he knew Elena was drifting somewhere between the physical world and the digital abyss.

“You don’t think he’d hurt us to get to you?” “No,” he shakes his head. “I don’t.” I nod my head. “Okay.” “Look,” he sighs. “Yes, it is risky, but I have no doubt that he won’t hurt you. If I did, I wouldn’t send you at all. Abraxas is all about blood. Your blood is pure in his eyes. He won’t want to risk losing what could be beneficial to him, no matter the circumstances. I need you to believe that. I need you to trust me.”

“No Alpha patrols that water. No human settlements. No threat of being chased. And if it’s who I think it is, the isolation is perfect for him.” “Who?” Alexandro asked. “Maeron.” The name struck something in Alexandro. He’d heard it only in whispers. Legends passed from one campfire to the next. A sea-born being, a ruler of forgotten creatures, rumored to rise once every hundred years. “He’s a myth,” Alexandro said, though his voice held no certainty. Valerian shook his head. “No. He’s very real. And if he’s taken your wife… it means she’s not who we think she is.”