Mirage Incredibles Novels & Stories

“I am Mirage. You are Vice and Victor.” Vice had not been wrong, Victor decided, about her being pretty. She had come dressed down, in tracksuit pants and a plain t-shirt, and wore her brunette hair back in a high ponytail. She wore no makeup beyond a dash of tinted lip-balm that he would bet was flavoured watermelon or raspberry. Good skin, a little on the pale side, and good bones. Her eyes were hiding behind oversized sunglasses. “Welcome Mirage,” Vice stepped forward and brushed a kiss on either of her cheeks. “We are very pleased to have you join us, and happy that you have offered us this opportunity to produce your first rock album.”

The mirror began to collapse. “No,” she said, voice steel. “You don’t get to rewrite me.” A pulse of red light bloomed from her chest. The simulation stuttered. Her brother’s figure glitched, flickered and then turned to her, eyes wide. “You’re not supposed to be able to…” Mira surged forward, grabbed the front of his shirt, and dragged him close. “I am not a prototype,” she growled. “I am the prophecy you fear.” With a final flash, the dream shattered.

Mirage's P.O.V "If you see the blood-works closely, both Mirage and Alpha Krimson have the same proteins in their blood in higher quantities." Daisy pointed out to the projector screen, which had an image of several circular or oval shaped bug-like "cells" swimming in a pit of more such bug-like cells. "The two images are nearly identical. The only difference is the amount of adrenaline in definitely higher for both of them, but more so in case of Mirage."

The guardian's voice echoed one last time, "To break free, you must see through the illusions, embracing the truths within. Your destinies are entwined, and together you possess the power to unravel the Mirage Weaver's spell." Lin, Hunter, and Stereo joined hands, forming a united front against the illusions that sought to confound them. Through shared determination and trust, they saw through the Mirage Weaver's intricate deceptions. The desert's enchantments began to unravel, revealing a path leading beyond the mirage. As they emerged from the Veil of Shadows, the sun cast its warm glow upon the trio. The desert, once a labyrinth of illusions, now lay calm and still. Lin, Hunter, and Stere

The flying creature which Lucas recognized them as Manna seemed to be screaming something that he didn’t understand. Irina opened her eyes to find Lucas staring at her. “Look at me!” He said. Making Irina frowned, then her eyes turned wide seeing many hungry eyes behind Lucas’s back. “Don’t look back!” He said again. “It seems we can’t apply your idea on this situation.” Irina nodded. “Why are they looking at me like that?” “Perhaps, because you’re shimmering.” Replied Lucas shortly. “Looks like Edvard had the barrier done.” Looking up from the map, Lucas stared into Irina’s eyes. “Shall we go with my idea instead?”

Let's just hope that she doesn't cross paths with anyone at all until she reaches their meeting place. The girl stopped in her trance when she walked past an old vanity. The mirror was very dirty and it had cracks everywhere that made her face seem distorted. She looked up and saw a hole on the ceiling. She doesn't know why but something is telling her to stare at her reflection. She lost weight. Not only that, she almost didn't recognized her sleep deprived face. She was interrupted on her thoughts when she heard a footsteps, along with faint noises, coming her way. She hid behind the vanity as she peeked to see what was happening.

Aldric POV Mira arrived last. As she had always arrived at things for as long as any of us knew her, at full volume and carrying something she had definitely been told not to bring but had brought anyway. “I know,” she said before anyone could speak. “I know. We said no presents. These are not presents. These are educational materials.” “Those are toy dinosaurs,” Adrian said. “Large-scale, anatomically accurate replicas,” Mira corrected. “For educational purposes.”

That was raw, terrifying power. The near-miss finally shocked his system into compliance. “I’ve got it! Mirage, activate!” A shimmer, like heat haze, rippled out from him. The advancing monsters stumbled, their glowing red eyes scanning empty space. Confused, they turned away, lurching after the retreating NPCs instead. “Three minutes,” Kiera gasped, not wasting a second. She grabbed Jax’s collar and ran.