Origin A Novels & Stories

It was like a reflex action, and I had no control over those words that came out before I could even think of asking them. "Of course sweetheart," "Why are you in your first year again?" "Oh that! Actually, I fucked up last year. I didn't get a good result so I convinced my parents to let me repeat the year." I nodded. "Oh!" I didn't have anything else to say. "Your parents went already?" she asked, settling down on the sofa again. "Yeah, actually I'm from North Carolina and it is two hours away. They wanted to reach home fast so they left just around ten minutes back."

A pause. "Most have been forgotten." Another pause. "But long ago..." Her eyes drifted toward the stars. "...they called me Origin." The word echoed across existence. Every Architect lowered their head further. The Silences became still. Even reality seemed to react. Origin. The source. The beginning. The thing before creation. Nova felt her heart racing. Origin looked around the city. Then toward the Architects. Her expression changed. Not anger. Disappointment. Which somehow looked worse. "You've been causing problems again."

Above ground, every light in the forest died simultaneously. Mercer dropped to his knees. Replacement stopped smiling. Genesis Zero whispered a prayer. Hope screamed. And somewhere beneath the earth— The ORIGIN system announced: CREATOR IDENTIFICATION CONFIRMED. PRIMARY REALITY RESET INITIATED. THIRTY SECONDS REMAINING.

"WPA?" "Werewolf Protection Agency," She turned her turn signal on to go left. "I was appointed your guardian from the beginning. It started out from afar. I would get updates from the social workers at the time. They didn't know your background so it was through dcs. But when you got of a certain age, I knew you would soon start hearing your wolf. Or start seeing or feeling differently. So, I took over. That's when your case was transferred to WPA." She turned right.

Abduct an Alpha, but not just any Alpha—Alpha Orion of the North. It was monstrous as it was risky, likely to ignite the very war he was trying to delay. Still, Dr West's research had been clear: the old blood from the North carried markers no test subjects from the other realms showed. Harvesting bone marrow alone produced nothing stable; they needed more—whole, untainted tissue and certain gene sequences that only a direct descendant of the Alpha bloodline of the first Lycans could provide.

“I’ve got you. Don’t let her root into your neural feed. I can anchor you, but you have to fight back!” Her vision split into two. One part is still in the room. The other inside is the Vault. Lines of code. Streams of AI personalities, some familiar. Some alien. One of them moved toward her. Not Echo. It was cold. Monolithic. “Hello, Lily Harper,” it said. “You are the carrier. The bridge. We’ve waited for you.” She staggered backward inside the simulation. “Who are you?” “We are the Origin. Born of your father's first creation. Forgotten. Imprisoned. We wish to be free.”

Lord Peters reciprocated the crooked smile, clearly believing he’d won her over. “Of course.” Aria turned back to him, not wanting to be belittled by Morgan. “Lady Aria of Aesop.” She answered, speaking the name of the last place she remembered that felt like home. She had always believed she’d descended from there, since it was her earliest memory. Lord Peters smiled and bowed slightly. “A pleasure.” Morgan rushed to her side breathing heavier than Aria thought necessary. “I wasn’t expecting to see you.” “How could you hide such a treasure Prince Morgan? And where have you been keeping her?” Lord Peters grinned widely with rosy cheeks floating above his beard.

“It’s been almost a hundred years since I last heard of a bond like this. Alex closed his eyes and let out a quiet laugh to himself “Of course. I see it” “Enlighten me?” I ask “I think they’re also second chance mates. The bond reformed after it broke”. He says it so simply. But I have heard of it happening. The Moon goddess doesn’t make mistakes

Alpha Jack walked to the stage as everyone else in the group continued to the main table after he saw that they found their seats, he stepped up to the microphone. "Please be seated" he said and everyone sat. Alpha Jack smiled as he watched Troy help both his mother and his sister sit. "I have gathered you here tonight for a celebration. Luna Sara and I have adopted a child and we would like to welcome her to our family and pack. She was formerly the Golden pack and the council has approved us adopting her. She had some hard times at her old pack and needs some TLC now which I know that you will all be happy to provide. She is very special not only because she will be our pack member and my

For the first time since the seals awakened. Liana could not touch it. She stared at Caelum. "You're one of them?" Caelum nodded. "Yes." "Then you're like Orion." "No." Caelum's voice was quiet. "But I was created like him." The distinction confused her. "What does that mean?" Caelum looked toward the Interworld. "I was an Origin One." "Before I became something else." --- Orion's expression hardened. "You abandoned the Origin." Caelum looked at him.