Olympus Coliseum Kingdom Hearts 2 Novels & Stories

I faced the ground when his eyes landed on me. " You're scaring her," Luna Adira hissed. " I can't help it," he grumbled. " Wyatt, learn to tame your alpha aura, my woman can't handle it," Aspen said casually, wrapping an arm around my waist. " You're accepting her?" the king asked. " Yes," My heart was racing in my chest. " Good," King Wyatt said. " By the way, can your mate point us to Zion's villas? We need to start attacking him before he can make a move,"

She sighed, "oh my fucking God I should have sold this." My eyes popped wide open in shock, "sold it? You own a fucking palace Olivia..." I have never felt so intimidated my whole life. I felt so small like I didn't even belong here. "Miss Mercury... You're back.. Can we take your coat." one woman said as soon as she opened the door that was still in front of us. The place was a little bit outside of Johannesburg, surrounded by trees. It looked like those palace you use for movie set ups and belonged to the king and queen of that area. I couldn't believe it, it was Olivias.

The room echoed with her silent struggles and the sound of each strand succumbing to the ruthless blade. Overcoming the torment, Hiya summoned the strength to break free. Fueled by a surge of determination, she staggered towards the door and fled to the hallway. When her eyes fall over a small flower pot, seemingly insignificant, became her it prompts defense. With a desperate throw over him, she aimed to shield herself from his wrath.

Damian felt stupid and responded to his mom, “ I can’t find Layla's mom” Karen’s eyes widened in shock and Damian felt his heart shattered when someone walked up to them and said, “ I saw the bride at the fountain behind with a strange man ” Karen started to walk out of the hall when Damian stopped her and stopped her, “ No thanks, I will handle it”. Damian said and took the direction to where the fountain was. He took the shortest cut since the reception was being held in the hall and most places were glowing from decorative lights.

Finally, Maxwell couldn't help but ask, "So, what exactly is it?" I gave Logan a subtle gesture. He hit the remote again, and the black-and-white screen burst into a riot of color. The audience watched in awe as they saw images of Ashenford's buildings, its river, and the bustling streets—all projected in vivid color. But what about the round ball? With a smile, my other team member, William, raised his pointer stick and tapped the center of the city on the screen. Logan clicked the remote, and suddenly, a transparent, glowing orb appeared in the middle of the city.

MATTEO: I stare at her door, gripping the bouquet tightly, trying to calm myself down and breathe. What was I thinking coming here in the first place? That's right I wasn't. I take in another deep breath and knock on her door, hoping she wouldn't open the door but still secretly hoping she would. I knock again and no response still, I sigh my shoulders dropping sadly, I stare at the flowers and take a deep breath, accepting my fate but then I hear her laughter, subtly coming up the stairs…my heart brightens a little.

Aria shuddered, shifting into herself. Felix began. “You have what's hers, but Queen Bee doesn't want to kill you, even though you’ve passively offended her. So from the goodness of her heart, she's offering 500m for you to elope from Green hills and never return.” he flicked a strand off my face. “What's say you, Nirvana?” I scoffed, laughing. “You kidnapped me… us just because some stupid Queen of yours says…” “Shhh, pretty,” Felix placed a hand on his lips. “I swear to God that I f**king love your face, but call her stupid again…” he glanced at my form, his eyes darkening. “You’d f**king wish you hadn't, am I clear?”

A guard accompanying the collectors angrily shoved Evren forward, only to pull harshly on the collar around his neck as the omega almost fell flat on his face. His pulse quickened as enormous silver doors swung open, and Evren stopped breathing. They’d made it into the throne hall. The room stretched impossibly large before him, vaulted ceilings painted with moonlit wolves and a tale of ancient wars. Nobles and court officials lined both sides of the throne hall, each one decked in red apparel and a few in military uniforms. They talked amongst themselves, but their conversations barely carried sound, their shoulders tense and their form rigid.

he shouted, watching Jane vault the embattlement and vanish into the dark. Kim’s voice was small and steady at his shoulder. “Saving us.” He dragged her to a blown-open Hummer on the curb, found keys above the visor, turned fury into engine. Tyres screamed. Street lamps whipped past. Up there, claws scored parapets; snarls crossed the skyline. “There,” Kim pointed through the windshield. “The Crown.” Steel and glass stabbed the night—271 metres of arrogance crowned with a flame of sculpted spires. Jake buried the pedal. They skated across polished marble in the base-level gallery and slammed to a stop beneath the sculpture.

King Marciais said, “The Endlos Heart was left behind after the Endlos Heavenly Path was destroyed. You can perfect the District Heavenly Paths with the Endlos Heart. You’ll also be able to command the District Heavenly Paths. Any cultivator would agree it's a great treasure to have.” King Marciais knew the origin of the Endlos Heart. He said smilingly, “However, it’s no use to powerful cultivators. At our level, we can easily destroy the District Heavenly Paths at the snap of a finger.” After speaking, he stepped toward the Human Universe ahead of them. With one step forward, he disappeared from sight. The next moment, he had already entered the Human Universe. James followed closely behind