Original Starfire Titans Novels & Stories

Ethan screamed as the bones rejected his control, the careful programming the Council had installed overwritten by ancestral fury. "Impossible!" Morrison's voice over the battlefield. "Kill her! Kill her now!" But it was too late. I'd established the connection, and through it, I sang to every piece of Moonsinger bone the Council had weaponized. Across the battlefield, enhanced soldiers found their bone-laced weapons turning against them. The titans collapsed, their pilots ejected as the armor reformed into something else. Three figures of pure silver light stood where the titans had fallen—ghostly echoes of dead Moonsingers, given temporary form through their preserved bones and my living b

I said inwardly as I tied it for him. I got adopted when I was still a six-month old baby, as I was told any time I asked about my parents. Dante Marcus was the only father I knew. His wife who was also my step mom owned a large pharmaceutical company and would most of the time stay at work. Dante Marcus was the owner of an executive watch company; they were so filthy rich but they still worked as if there would be no tomorrow. “you have heard about the blood tests that have been recently going round” he said as a matter of fact

“They went by many names, titans, celestials, angels, you name it. It was their age, the golden age, until they faded away, forgotten in time but refusing to ever die.” “And now they are making a comeback?” Steve asked sarcastically. “Yes, and in order to do that, they need to put the earth back to its original state,” Stefan replied. “It is why there is endless winter and no daylight.” “And is it also part of their plan for us to fight each other in a large pit?” Steve asked, looking straight at his brother. Stefan shrugged. “There is a power vacuum and it must be filled.” He answered. “You saw what happened with Frost Sovereign. He showed up immediately after Grimkeeper fell.”

Their heads were sensor clusters glowing with a singular red eye. Their right arms ended in rotary cannons. Their left arms were anti-riot shock prods, crackling with enough electricity to jumpstart a city. "Titans!" Ben screamed, his voice muffled by the mask. "We can't fight those! Small arms are useless!" The Titans stepped onto the maintenance rails. They didn't need to walk the bridge; they had magnetic clamps on their boots. They walked heavily along the walls, flanking the team, their cannons spinning up with a sound like tearing canvas.

Chapter 125: United We Stand POV: Xavier The Void Titan stood three hundred feet tall, erasing everything it touched. Our combined forces surrounded it at the ritual site, hundreds of thousands strong. Earth-Prime warriors and Earth-Arcanum mages, side by side, ready to die protecting reality's heart. "Fire everything!" I commanded. Weapons, spells, and abilities from two realities struck the Titan simultaneously. For a moment, nothing happened. Then cracks appeared in its compressed nothingness form.

Hayden paused, waiting for Leech to respond. Leech indicated for Sprout to continue with a flourish of his hand. Sprout glared at the werewolf, sighed and then began to speak. “The Second Fire Weapon is the Crimson Axe,” announced Sprout. “It is to be wielded by Titan.” “The Crimson Axe sounds much more exciting than the Vermillion Sword!” Roared Titan, teasing his new Alpha. Hayden rolled his eyes at his Beta’s jibe and Titan wrapped his arm around the Prince’s shoulder as he burst into laughter at his own joke.

Chapter 2-Titan “We keep moving,” Titan tells his elite warriors. “Never stop. You stop moving, you die. Always forward. Never stop.” The warriors are running in place with their Alpha. Beta Adrian checks his phone, who emails at 6am? Adrian smiles seeing it’s little Iris all grown up. Adrian looks at Titan and shakes his head remembering Titan and Iris as children. Adrian is sure Iris was too young to remember all those experiences, but Adrian and Titan sure would.