Marvel Prism Novels & Stories

Divna was warming up to me already. "I'm Cáel Nyilas, Agent of SHIELD. My companion is an LMD (Life Model Decoy) called PAMELA, which stands for Puissant Assault Military-grade Efficiently Lethal Android. Director Fury has sent on us on a special covert mission to infiltrate M.A.R.S. and bring back proof that they are experimenting with illegal nano-technology," I confided to them. "She's an android?" Neven gawked. "Didn't she feel stronger than any human possibly could?" I asked. Of course the majority of Pamela's power had come from leverage, not raw strength, but for Neven, being owned by an artificial human was much easier to accept than being beaten by a woman clearly forty years his se

Chapter 124 The Prismatic Star’s Promise The prismatic star shimmered in the nexus’s starfield, its light a delicate dance of every hue, soft yet piercing, like a dawn breaking through a shattered prism. Jessica led her companions along a path of translucent crystal, its surface refracting their reflections into countless versions of themselves some weary, some radiant, all bound by their shared scars.

"The prototype in the Koti vault is live. Vikram has a static barrier anchored around this room. Your displacement fields won't protect you from a kinetic round anymore." Alistair’s smile didn't fade. He didn't even look at his brother. "A static barrier from a fifty-year-old prototype? Efficient for a few seconds, Marcus. But completely irrelevant against the raw output of the Prime Anchor." Alistair pressed a sequence on his controller. A blinding pulse of absolute white light erupted from the shattered marble fountain behind him. The floor split open, revealing a vertical shaft that dropped down into the glowing heart of the Shimla Vault. A massive, ten-foot-tall brass ring—the twin of th

​The Hijacking of the Manta ​The carrier was a beauty of dark engineering. Its hull was made of "Void-Glass," a material that absorbed both light and radar. It sat on the helipad, its engines humming with a low, predatory vibration. ​Standing in front of the boarding ramp was a figure Leo hadn't expected to see again. It was the Synthetic Prime, or at least, a version of it. This one was more refined, its face a chillingly accurate recreation of Leo’s father, but with eyes that were nothing more than black voids.

I said at the door. As I stepped out of the hostel front gate, fresh cool breeze blew on my face as I walked down to the auditorium silently with my air pod in my ears listening to my favourite music end game by Taylor swift. Then some one tapped me lightly on my shoulders and I turned.. "You startled me, what do u want". "I'm Daniel sorry, I don't mean any harm" he said giving me one handsome smile that sent butterflies down my belly.... "Emm... I'm Mirabel I said stammering.

I turned to the mirror and saw my red hair that was highlighted with white. We thanked the doctor and the nurse who has assisted us throughout the stay in the small clinic. We went back on the trail and this time, we were cautious in everything that was surrounding us. We fought beasts with beasts as we go further into the mountains. I was grateful that Zale was with me because I am still weak and am lack mana. I haven't fully restored my mana yet and so we just stuck into walking instead of flying.

The room dimmed slightly, as if the light itself was holding its breath. The prism pulsed once—twice—and then, with a low hum, a translucent network of glowing threads shimmered into existence above Edward’s body. They pulsed with deep violet energy, dense and knotted in the centre of his chest, like a spider’s web strangling a star. After a few minutes the convergence prism returned back to Elena’s palm as she slowly opened her eyes and whispered “I was right…”

And she could because it was actually glass, and she raised a finger pointing at him still dancing. “Get Jun” he instructed calmly. He still stood there. Megumi had already hiked the hem of her gown exposing her garter that held a gun. “You know what to do, don’t make me repeat myself!” he barked. She removed the gun and fired. He got out of the way and the window went CRASH! There were screams and everyone scrambling to the door or for cover. Her gang weren’t far behind, and she didn’t waste time before firing shots into the lights, letting all the tiny shards fall.

After the congratulations and obligatory photos – that would most probably show a blurred Dorin, they went back to their seats and showed their prizes to their military friend. "Look! Look! This would be enough to last me a year back in Monarch forest!" beamed Dorin, "That means I wouldn't need to sneak out for a whole year!" "You shouldn't sneak out in the first place!" sighed Mar. She looked at Seb who was opening the camera box ceremoniously. "So you finally got what you wanted?" she asked her childhood friend. [Yes. At last. And it didn't cost a penny.] he looked up from the box and stared at Mar, words showing up on his slate, [except for the registration, though.] he added.

The situation at the scene suddenly reversed. There was still a shock in Steve's eyes, and his eyes kept wandering around Declan and Dakota. Steve's Adam's apple moved as if he was about to say something. After a while, he growled, "This is not a coincidence! The Marvelous Sun Mirror can never happen to be with you today. As for the Great Array of Nine Tribulations Punisher, although I don't know formations, I also know that this array can never be arranged overnight. Moreover, it's extremely powerful. It's only used when it's necessary to defend against foreign enemies during a crucial meeting. Who would spend so much energy arranging such a large formation at other times, especially when