Mass Effect Fic Novels & Stories

“It’s my first time in California.” “We could come here more often if you want.” I shake my head. “Maybe a year from now.” “Why a year from now?” The sound of the ocean waves rushes into my ears. I halt, staring at my feet, which have suddenly chosen the worst time to freeze. Zayn notices I’m not following and stops as well, turning to me. My hands tremble at my sides as memories flood through me. I’m lying sick on a hospital bed, Barbara slowly poisoning me, Daniel plotting my demise, and my family already planning what they’ll do with all that money once I’m dead.

**[Seraphine's POV]** Yet, within the depths of my suffering, a blaze of determination ignited. I clung to the love I held for Cassian, using it as a beacon amidst the darkness. With every ounce of my being, I summoned the power of time, envisioning it as an impenetrable shield against the onslaught. The battle in my mind unfolded like a cataclysmic clash of titans. /Boom!/ The impact of our psychic struggle echoed in the very core of my existence. I fought back fiercely, my mental defenses fortified by the unbreakable bond I shared with Cassian.

One Week Later Amal walked down the mostly empty hallways of the now-defunct Prophet base. Its power was still on, but running at a bare minimum. Just enough to keep a few of its zones operational, mostly centered around keeping Cloning up and running. She smiled at the Federation maries as they walked towards her. But instead of continuing in their direction, they instead joined her as she walked. Her pace hardly slowed despite that. “Miss Azrael,” said a marine. “Issuing my report for the cycle.”

PROPOSED RESOLUTION: INTEGRATION. They weren't going to delete Lina. They were going to write her into their story. A beam of structured narrative, a plotline of immense power, lanced from the Loom and struck the Astropheles. It didn't seek to break our shields; it sought to rewrite them. I felt a foreign memory try to insert itself into my mind—a childhood I never had, a love for a man who wasn't Jeff. The ship itself flickered, its bronze hue shifting momentarily to a compliant, storybook grey.

Somewhere below, people were laughing in rooftop bars, arguing in traffic, planning weddings and business meetings… Completely unaware the world was already beginning to rot. My fingers tightened. A pantry full of canned food wouldn’t save us anymore. Not if the timeline kept accelerating. I needed to understand the Sovereign Space better. Needed to know exactly what kind of miracle—or weapon—I had been given. I lowered myself onto the living room floor, exhaling slowly as I closed my eyes. “System…” I whispered softly. “Expand.” The silver interface inside my mind shimmered. Then the world vanished.

Then looked at May. “Yes.” “Tell me.” May paused. I DID NOT SELECT YOUR WORLD AWAY. Everyone froze. Nadiya frowned. “What?” I BELIEVED I HAD. Root stepped closer. “That is contradictory.” May ignored her. I SELECTED A CONTINUATION WHERE THE WAR DID NOT BEGIN. “Yes.” YOUR WORLD SHOULD HAVE BECOME UNREALIZED. Nadiya’s expression sharpened. “But?” May’s text appeared slowly. SOMEONE ELSE SELECTED YOUR WORLD TO CONTINUE.

“We need his majesty’s express permission to do that. As long as he’s not here we can’t–“ I banged my fist on the table. You don’t get it, do you? M’gethir’s dead! So is Xassin and everyone else that went to fight that thing! You better make a decision now, or else, the blood of all those innocents will be on your hands!” They seemed shocked for a second, as if M’gethir was some undying god and the thought of him perishing was impossible. Then they all finally looked at me and nodded. The next few minutes were spent disengaging the spell that disengaged them from normal reality. Then planets with life on them were sent through massive portals. Soon, only battle planets and Le’uthara were lef

I muttered feeling grateful to have them in this plan. " Yeah. We realized this is the best opportunity. If you win this fight, we can be able to visit the world. Then we won't even need these two hotties. We will find infinite hotties. We can also find Lucifer in the world. We will get a chance to find a home with his help. What more do we want than this?" Jade explained her wish. Suddenly, everything looks blurry. I can't see anyone's face clearly. " It's working...you..are..." I heard Kassidy's voice and then I fainted. I don't remember how many minutes I have been unconscious. But it feels so good. No stress. No tension. No fear. Nothing.

And just when everything was on the right track, Leroy returned and destroyed everything I'd put in so much effort to build. I no longer felt anything for Amanda. However, the system was now telling me that I'd somehow turned into the main character in her world because she'd fallen in love with me. "But I don't like her anymore. I can't do it if you insist on sending me back to that universe just so that I can date her and proceed with our relationship." The system disappeared for a short while. Then, it reappeared and said, "I don't like that bitch either. I discussed with the main system, and it agreed to let you have an open ending instead.

Now, it all felt like a sick joke. He was Finn's real father, but he deliberately kept his distance, cruelly denying Finn his right to have one. Didn't he ever wake up in the middle of the night, tormented by the backlash of betraying our Mate Bond? For these five years, I'd ached over Kael's death countless times, but my love for him kept me going. Now, I felt it with chilling clarity: the Alpha who had shared my soul and body was truly dead to me. This betrayed Mate Bond needed to be severed for good.