Phantom Shift Novels & Stories

I decided when I was able to shift that I would no longer be this awful waste of space person. My road I have had to travel and endure has opened my eyes to alot of things, but I didn't expect my wolf to be the biggest surprise. She is pure white. A mark on her left rib cage that's a match for a quarter moon. I don't know what it means and I only know it's there because of the person I had my first shift in front of.

Everyone who lived off me loved calling me strong. Strong, so I should give up my seat. Strong, so I should swallow disrespect. Strong, so I should pay the bill. I pushed a document across the desk. "Sign it." Ethan looked down, and the color drained from his face. "Dissolution of engagement? You're serious?" "And the repayment acknowledgment." I tapped the second page. "Six years ago, I paid the Bellmans' six-hundred-thousand-dollar debt. You signed a loan promise. It's due."

Cassian suddenly dropped low, his knees skidding across the ground as he slid beneath Phantom. Then, he flipped backward, his right leg whipping up toward Phantom's back. Phantom hadn't expected Cassian to circle behind him and attack. Roaring, he turned midair, his body contorting, to face Cassian head-on. His fingers shot toward Cassian's foot. Cassian cursed inwardly, feeling pretty shocked. He didn't expect the old bastard to be this agile. If he didn't pull his leg back, Phantom would seize it before his kick could even connect. That would put him at a disadvantage, which was certainly not what he wanted.

I said. “No,” Dominic replied. “That’s staging.” “For what?” He expanded the map. Every prior strike zone lit up again, but this time not with attacks. With symbols. Split circles. Convergence marks. My pulse slowed instead of rising, the way it does right before impact. “They’re declaring phase shift,” I said. “Yes.” “From pressure to capture.” “Yes.” “For me.” “Yes.” I looked at him, steady, certain, alive in the firelight of crisis. “Good,” I said quietly.

He picked up his phone and spoke in a chilling monotone. “Target in sight. We’ll be able to avenge the Second Commander soon.” From the other end, Black Shark—Raze—replied, “Good. Make sure Sebastian and the others are wiped off the face of the earth.” The call ended. The man, Phantom, toyed with a small detonator in his hand. He could trigger it at any moment—but he was waiting for the perfect timing. Meanwhile, James and Tyler were circling behind the building, searching for an entry point. But the structure was exposed and unstable. Any direct approach risked being spotted by Megan, which could end in disaster.

I said already tired of talking. "Hmm... This one is hard Nicole. Have you ever shifted?" "Shifted? No!" I knew what shifting was and I knew I have never ever shifted. "What does shifting have to do with this." "The trick to this Nicole is shifting. You have to go to a forest, shift, and run round the forest to let out the steam. That's just all. It isn't so hard, but hard for those that haven't ever shifted. It would also be satisfying if you injure the said girl he was cheating on you with. That's a trick, Nicole." Phils explained and I knew what he was saying was way way not for me. I haven't shifted and don't think I would ever shift.

mahina niyang bulong. Biglang sumulpot si Ahmad sa tabi niya. “Anong worth it?” tanong nito. “Wala.” “Tinatamad ka na rin?” “Oo.” “Same.” pag-amin nila sa isa't-isa. Tahimik silang natawa habang nakatingin sa buong gym na puno ng ingay at tawanan. At sa gitna ng deadlines, trainings, at endless practices—Unti-unti nang nabubuo ulit ang Phantom.

I smacked my lips. “I’m not going to shift,” I answered. “Why not? Because you can’t do it on your own?” I told him before that I wasn’t really able to. My body decided to do it on its own. I had to be in danger or so hurt that I wouldn’t be fixed. I struggled to sit up, arms practically glued to my sides. I tried to ignore the pain. “As a shifter, you should be able to do this whenever you want. No crazy circumstances.”

Lynn called out. “Also, for those of you that are unshifted or recently shifted, anger can provoke a shift. If you start to feel a shift coming on, or you partially shift, combat stops there. We will learn to fight in wolf form later on.” “Before we start, though. I want everyone to form a fist and hold it out.” I called out, and the three of us started going through everyone. “This is stupid.” Amanda whispered to another crony as I walked up to them.

"Hold onto your stomachs." Leo slammed the thruster control forward. The Phantom shot off the landing pad like a hyper-velocity sabot round. The sudden, extreme G-force pressed Ren and Kara back into the plush passenger seats. The pristine, white-marble skyscrapers of Sector 3 blurred into streaks of light as they accelerated onto the elevated magnetic highway.