Oblivion Carry Weight Command Novels & Stories

I drop my head to salute the senior lords, click my heavy weapon into its safety slot, and step through the reinforced steel exit hatch. "Tell me the high lords didn't strip your armor," Darren Blackwell gasps the second my boots hit the outer corridor, his face twisted with pure stress. I press a hand against my tactical vest to calm my racing heart and say, "The commanders believe my data. The second my trackers pull up the absolute proof to destroy Bianca’s broadcast across the network feeds, my unit resumes total command of the frontline." Darren lets out a sharp grunt of relief, his shoulders losing their tension.

He leaned forward, pulling a heavy, custom black pistol from his shoulder holster and racking the slide with a sharp, echoing snap. "Move every squad," Karlo commanded, his steel-blue eyes burning with an apocalyptic light. "Surround the facility. Leave no one alive.”

Sending a shiver and warning glare to the commander, he barked, “If you wish to decide on your own, I may behead you before fetching my sister. If I said this way…(Pointing towards the path)… then, you… will… follow… me. Am I clear?” His authoritative tone arose fear in the commander and he nodded in agreement, bowing down. Herbew withdrew his gaze, and looked at the path leading to that cliff's end mumbling, “I smell her blood.” Leevon was sticking to the same place with Calista in his arms held dearly. Her angelic face was now pale as if all the blood had been drained out of her. The wound of her heart was still drip-dropping periodically. He continued stroking her cheeks affectionately an

I stepped out from behind Silas’s towering frame. I didn't draw a weapon. I didn't raise my voice in anger. I let the heavy, dire-wolf mantle fall open, exposing the ruined, blood-stained silk nightgown underneath. "Lower your weapons," I commanded. I didn't use the dual-frequency of the Luna Voice. I didn't try to shatter their eardrums. I pushed the ancient, nuclear heat of my White Lycan core outward, blanketing the entire rotunda in a wave of pure, concentrated biological authority.

The sun sank towards the horizon, a huge golden ball, which dazzled the eyes and cast bands of light and shadow across the water, which added to the challenge. They took turns, and their stones bounced between three and five times. A her score started to drop as she spent the good stones. the latest release resulted in two leaps, accompanied by a wail: - What the hell. Mark held the last stone to his lips and blew on it, as gamblers do. with data. It was the best stone. It would be easy to get six jumps. He was about to play when she said: "Looks like it's going to be a tie."

I proposed, and they all nodded in agreement. "What about you?" June inquired. "I will follow after all of you have crossed," I replied, and she nodded with concern. "Please be careful," Lex murmured. With determination, I raised my hand, facing the imposing sea. My eyes turned completely white due to the immense power I was about to unleash. Instantly, the ocean that had loomed before me parted into two distinct halves.

And I became ready to face up another day of challenge. After preparing breakfast and cleaning up I took a sandwich and left for school. It was already 9 and I didn't want be late again. I walked on the road with my new pairs of shoes that my mom got me, my dark old demin but still wearable and a V-necked Top that Wayne gifted me on my birthday. I took a bite of my sandwich as I hurriedly took steps for school but suddenly a black car stopped next to me making me startled. I ignored the car and began to walk away but it kept following me. I couldn't run away so I brought my courage to face it. I stooped walking and the car did the same, slowly the glass window dropped revealing non other tha

“The next thing my men deliver will not be blankets.” For a second, only the storm answered. Then Caleb’s lips curved faintly. “Consider it done.” He turned away and immediately began issuing precise commands through the encrypted military radio. “Vanguard Team Two, prepare external deployment. Thermal priority route to Villa 06. Full whiteout protocol. Wheels out in three minutes.” Static crackled back instantly. “Copy that, Commander.” As the command unit mobilized downstairs, I returned slowly to the towering window. Beyond the reinforced glass, the world had vanished beneath a blinding vortex of snow and death.

It was obsessive, jealous, and deeper than anyocean I had ever seen. I turned my focus to the shadows. Using the full power ofthe Sovereign, I broadcasted a single command throughour shared link: TERMINATE. The barbed wire of the Ascendancy’s code shattered into a million pieces. The "hum" in Nevan’s head was silencedby the roar of my presence. I chased the shadows out ofevery corner of his mind, replacing them with the light ofthe Tuscany sun, the smell of the olive trees, and the soundof my own heart.

And somewhere far to the west, in a fractured capital, men and women who once hunted a child now wondered—quietly, fearfully—if they had misjudged the cost of mercy. The Third Tome Raven closed the *Greater Veil* with a soft thud that echoed faintly in the quiet tower room. The last page—*Echo Binding: Latent Commands Across Distance*—still shimmered violet in her mind’s eye, the sigil burned into memory like a brand she could summon at will. She had mastered every rite in the intermediate volume: layered commands, resistance overrides, precision threading, even the delicate art of leaving echoes that would activate only under specific triggers. Her control was no longer tentative; it was cl