Now It's Your Turn All Might Novels & Stories

I couldn’t be bothered to drag it out anymore and shouted, “Open!” Taylor held her breath and slowly lifted her cup. One by one, the dice came into view. The first die was a six. The second one was another six. The third and fourth—also six. My aunt, unable to hold back, started celebrating. “All sixes! Maisie, you’re finished! Hahaha! You think you can beat us? You? Really?” Taylor’s expression brightened, too. She’d thrown everything she had into this last round for this exact moment.

wait up girl ROSE: (from a distant) Rose not Rosie (groans in frustration) ICE NATION ZUBA: We just got news my Lord. MAKEITH: Tell me about it. ZUBA: To strike now. MAKEITH: So, is everything ready? ZUBA: Yes, my Lord MAKEITH: Throw the snow comet first, after that, release the soldiers on the core city of Feinheim and the rest of the attack should go as we have planned.

all over again. The End.

“You’re no fun.” The screen went black. The call dropped. I stared at my phone for a long second. Something inside me snapped into place. I grabbed a shirt from the back of the chair and pulled it over my head in one swift motion. Behind me, Adrianna spoke. “It’s because of her, isn’t it?” I paused, hands stilling at my sides. “Because of who?” She scoffed. “Don’t act dumb with me, Christian. You know exactly who I’m talking about.”

MAYA "From death to life, from dark to light, Reclaim your place, reclaim your might, The seal is broken, barriers fall, Answer now your destiny's call. Arise, arise, no longer wait, Embrace your former state again, Through moon and song and will combine, Your power, no longer confined."

I coughed violently, struggling to catch my breath, when I heard Jared's icy tone from above me. He said, "It looks like she's still being stubborn. In that case, there's no need to hold back anymore—let's make sure she gives in this time!" Jared then ordered the bodyguards to drag me over the sink. He then yanked the power cord off the switch. With a sinister grin, he taunted, "Guess what would happen if I toss this into the water? You'll find out soon enough—bet it'll feel nice." Despite being left with no strength to struggle, I still felt fear flooding my mind. I was terrified of dying here for no reason.

“You!” ***

"Can't you quiet that kid down? It's morning, and no one in the building can sleep!" Our upstairs neighbor banged on the door, clearly irritated at having his sleep disturbed. My heart jumped. I looked at Luca. 'Luca, you just have to open the door. That's all it takes to save you.' I crouched down next to him, keeping my voice soft and steady. "You're my little warrior, okay? Just go open the door. Let the mister inside. He'll help you. I promise." Over and over, I begged him, trying to sound braver than I felt.

Merida started chanting a little song, "We're all best friends! No fighting, no being mean, let's play together and be one happy family!" She ended it by humming and spinning in circles. Theodore grabbed Merida's hand and spun around with her, but Finnegan just stood there like a statue, refusing to move. When Theodore bumped into Finnegan's arm, he "accidentally" stepped on his foot. "Ow!" Finnegan shot him a death glare. Theodore gave him a pointed look. "What, trying to make Merida cry again?" Merida put her foot down. "This is my house, so you both have to do what I say!"

Slowly, with my eyes narrowed at Meidran, I turned to face the pulpit in the middle of the hall where Alpha Zain was currently speaking. “... I’m sure you must have noticed booths stationed around the hall today. You and your partners are all to enter the booths that correspond to the numbers you chose. There, you will see two Amethyst stones which you and your partner must crush together and at the same time. Once those stones have been crushed, the simulation will begin and you and your partners are to work together to save your small village. You have a maximum of twenty-four hours to spare so use your time wisely.