Monogatari Order Novels & Stories

“Very, very good, Caimston, especially for a self-taught person. I would love to have such a student. Didn't change your mind? I see that it is not. It's a pity. Well, unfortunately, I have to go. If the Delonghi are right, then your time, vistolian, will come only at night. And I'm going to finish our game before sundown. Therefore, take your time, rest here, but I have to go. Farewell. The old man waved to them. At some point, the movement of his hand changed, became imperious, the ordering fingers pointed in the direction of their shelter. Then Giton nodded and walked along the road towards the border of Miros. The weak-willed, staggering figures of the dead, stretched in a crowd around t

he replied with a cool expression. "Everyone go and work!" he hushed to his workers. Everybody left the hall without a lot of movement. As the hall emptied, Tsu Lian placed his hand in his pocket and was looking at the details of how work will be held in the parchment his father left him. "Tsu Lian, it is time to have my revenge." Lin Zoe murmured. "I will be your trust in your eyes but your killer in the back. You will give me all your secrets and submit them to me but I will make you fall from the highest of mountains." she smiled ruthlessly with evil dark eyes.

At the same time— Marcus and Pamela slapped their hands together in a loud high-five. “Yes!” Marcus said. “Perfect timing.” Pamela grinned. “Called it.” The King slowly lowered his hand from his weapon, glaring slightly. “You two find this amusing?” Marcus shrugged. “After the day we’ve had?” “Very.” Order stepped forward calmly beside Chaos. “My apologies for the abrupt appearance.” Chaos waved cheerfully. “Hello again.” The King narrowed his eyes. “And who exactly are you?” Order inclined his head. “Order. Guardian of the Spirit Realm.”

"Got you now, you son of a bitch." Minos took several deep breaths as he pulled his sword out, letting Nymgos bleed on the roof. Rei and Otheric stepped back as well to gather their bearings. As the thick cloud pulled away revealing the moon behind it, something clicked on Otheric's head. He looked up with fear and followed the beam of moon light shining down on them. "No... I forgot to mention..." he said, shaking. "What?" asked Minos. "He is part of the Silver Moon Order."

Her grip tightened slightly, thinking she’d won. “We’ll get through it,” I said again, softer. And when the time comes, I’ll rip out your heart with my bare hand. ****** Each step I took echoed louder in my skull than on the dirt path beneath me. Rage coiled behind my ribs, feeding on betrayal. But I didn’t let it blind me, I needed to be smarter. And for that I needed monsters worse than the ones who’d fooled me. The path narrowed, then split between two trees, leading to the dark, looming fortress of the Night Bane Order. The gate stood tall, guarded by cloaked sentries, as expected.

“It’s fortified—Crane’s expecting you.” Rosa’s screen flashed, her voice grim. “Crane’s accounts show global reach—Asia, South America. The Order’s bigger than we thought.” Gianna’s voice cut through, fierce, commanding La Rosa Nera. “We hit their meet, expose Crane.” Kai’s glance at Gianna was steady, their love a weapon now. “We face the Order, end their game,” he said, his voice firm. “Together.”

Most of the assassins in my graduating class have died already, and I had attributed most of their deaths to a lack of intuition. “Room 502 is this way.” Caleb starts to move left. He hasn’t picked up on anything unusual. “Hush,” I say, listening with my lycanthrope hearing. Room 502 might be left, but I hear the silence that way. To the right, however, I can hear heavy male voices. I ignore Caleb’s whispered protests and start my descent down the hallway. Caleb follows me with his gun drawn like he’s finally catching on.

“What do you mean? Who is watching?” “Agatha,” her mother interjected, her expression turning grave. “The High Priestess Agatha. She has been alive for over a thousand years, fueled by dark magic and a thirst for power. She senses your potential and will come for you. You must be cautious.” “But I want to fight back!” Aqua exclaimed, desperation threading through her words. “I don’t want to hide anymore. I need to know how to harness my powers.”

At Olivia’s words, the three of them finally shifted their attention away from her and remembered me. My father frowned instinctively. “Don’t worry about her. She just wants everyone focused on her. When will she finally grow up?” A flash of irritation crossed my mother’s face. “It’s just an Order of the Night. They give it out every three years.” “Doesn’t she know Olivia’s Commencement only happens once? Why does she have to throw a tantrum on a day like this?” Olivia puckered her lips playfully at my mother. “Mom, don’t say that. Bella would be hurt if she heard it.”

“They’ve been disbanded for decades now. A lot of good, powerful wolves died during the final battle. Afterwards the Order wanted to pick up the pieces and build something new, something better. The Eye, what was left of them, started killing members off over the years while secretly building their own numbers. Alpha Nox and my father caught a few of them, but it made no difference. Those that are left still fight for peace, but as far as I know, the Order of Ouroboros hasn’t existed for a long time.” Without looking my way, Caius dropped the towel around his waist and walked over to the dresser across the room. My mouth was completely dry, and my jaw likely unhinged like a fool, as I gawked