Onyx Systems Novels & Stories

Maddie’s lifeless face didn’t show any trace of reaction and stayed in the same state. Onyx growled aloud, closing the distance between his body and the hospital bed. He hovered over her body, his breaths now fanning her face. His canines extended out because of the instability of his emotions. “Wake up, Madeline Summers. I, Onyx Wolf, command my fated mate, you, to wake up right now if you don’t want me to mark you without your consent.” He commanded her in a fit of agony, tears pooling in his eyes.

“Onyx is.. my sister.” His sister? That didn’t seem too bad. Why would he be so worried about his sister? She couldn’t be any worse that Claudis, could she? “I didn’t know you had a sister.” “I have many siblings, but Onyx is by far the most dangerous. She is the youngest of us all and most vicious. She is like my father’s personal attack dog. Where I handle the more diplomatic side of things as the future leader, she is a warrior and one of the strongest, if not the strongest, that we have. She has killed many wolves, vampires and others, and it is not just because she must. She enjoys it. She absolutely despises wolves and doesn’t particularly care for humans, either. I am sure she will no

Kiran arrived at Xander Corporation and was satisfied to find Onyx and his followers in the middle of vigorous training. After offering some pointers on the spot, he gave Onyx a list of strength pill ingredients and instructed him to purchase them. He was preparing to develop a second batch of strength pills to help suitable people transform their bodies. With PowerHub Investment Group coming into the picture, he faced even greater enemies and threats, so he needed to grow stronger as soon as possible. Onyx’s group would become the future foundation of the York family. The thought made his heart soar with anticipation.

“The Onyx Syndicate is the biggest Mafia in the city as we are the biggest pack. The position of leadership is passed from father to son, adopted or biological. We own the highest rank in the underground business. We deal with many things, especially humans, from legal to illegal, commercial to non-commercial, we have branches all over the world, and soldiers and underbosses work under the Don. He's Alpha when he's taking care of pack matters. We import and export many illegal deals from all over the world, guns, drugs, women, men name it, we do this exchange with humans. We do whatever to get money. When making business with the humans, our identities are kept secret, they know nothing of t

Aether Systems—the embodiment of financial control—simultaneously launched a global, open-source repository containing the blueprints for its best life-saving technology, while also filing a surgical lawsuit against Onyx Health Systems demanding full clinical disclosure. ​The global medical community was stunned, then galvanized. The AHI was hailed not just as a philanthropic entity, but as a Moral Anchor in the ruthless world of medical technology. Local engineers and field teams immediately began downloading the new schematics, quickly rendering Onyx’s inferior "Guardian" irrelevant. ​Onyx, trapped between massive public pressure and a legally binding demand for a public audit that would e

3:10 PM. “Who is Onyx?” I asked. Taren hesitated for a moment. “A lone wolf with a violent record. It attacked handlers. Injured competing wolves. No sponsor is willing to take responsibility. He’s considered unmanageable.” “And they’re killing him,” I said flatly. “Yes.” He answered. I stared at the screen. Something sharp and restless moved through me, the same instinct that always rose when I saw waste disguised as order. “I want to see him,” I said.

And that was beneficial for me, I could barely stand Onyx and bringing Elijah back to her life means bringing him back to my life and I can't stand him. "You can't go," I said, my voice firm and rigid. I tried not to give away too much from my voice because Onyx might not be bright but she isn't stupid she can tell when someone is giving her bullshit from a mile away, that skill of hers had been an important tool for us in our business, she is a good bullshit detector. Onyx raised an eyebrow, "Excuse me? I can go wherever I want." she paused and dropped the coffee cup which she was holding in her hand on the cup holder and adjusted her stance a bit.

The kind that always followed lines being crossed. Then Vahl looked at her, expression unreadable. “And what do you think we’re doing, Mara?” he asked. “We’re not building a therapist. We’re building control. Predictive, persuasive, programmable control. That’s why ONYX exists. That’s why you’re here.” Mara looked at him, sickened. “I signed up to build safety nets. Behavior stabilization. Crisis prevention.” “You signed up,” Vahl said coldly, “because you wanted to change the world.”

Nox’s voice helped ease the tension tugging at my insides. Lyra held up her hand in a placating gesture. “I assure you; we kept nothing. Diego’s job was very specific in nature. He entered the computer system, bypassed their firewalls and various protections, and found the locations of the Lycan camps Nox had mentioned. The unofficial, off-the-record Lycan camps.” “That’s where those warriors came from that night at the shipping yard. Phineas has secret camp’s he’s been cultivating for Goddess knows how long.” He explained.

His mocking gaze issued a non-verbal challenge and Onyx gnarled at Earth’s most burdening scum. While Nox went blazing towards the rogue king, the beta witches protected his flanks and the beta elves took care of protecting his back. The beta wolves took after the fleeing rogues, and the dragons started blocking the exits in divergent directions. Onyx, however, had a one-track mind－ to keep our mate safe. Leaping off Tyson’s dragonian head, Onyx tore apart the beta rogue trying to sneak behind Nox while my beta went rolling down the valley with the rogue king.