Project Kaiju Novels & Stories

Taylor argued. “Young, naive Taylor, is that what you think?” Soundhound kneeled in front of Taylor. “Project Echidna wants to make Kaiju that have human DNA. At first, it sounded like a cheesy comic book plot, but helping them get what they want will help me get the other artifacts.” “What are you talking about? “Eliza said.

Piper could sense what was going to happen next. She let out a silent sob and shook her head, “Please, Kai – don’t.” She begged, but it fell deaf on Kai’s ears as he paid no attention to the crying woman in the room. “Really? Umm, do you have Jujutsu Kaisen?” Benji asked exhilaratingly. A ghost of a smile could be seen on Kai’s stern face as he nodded his head, “I do. I have the Deluxe Volume,” He replied. “Would you like to see them? I have more comics and manga at my house.” He added.

Deniega and he wants my father's help. But before they could even talk about the solution to that problem, the lights began to flicker. Thinking quickly, I went towards the room in order to check for them. When I arrived I didn't realized that I stepped on a trap. There came that culprit wearing his mask. He took his knife and stabbed Mr. Deniega. My father tried to stop him but it was too dark. Without hesitation, I dropped down my mini camera to record the murder but instead of it, I didn't realized that I dropped my projector invention.

Kai took a quick glance around, before bowing his head down, his right hand on his left breast. I stepped forward. “This is Kai,” I introduced. “He’s proved himself to be worthy of contributing to the glory of this pack.” I picked a bowl up, making Kai say the oath of commitment and secrecy. After he was done, I gave him a small nod to cut himself but he kept staring at me like a fool. “Pour your damn blood in it,” I said through gritted teeth. He leans forward, looking into the bowl. “No one told me that the pillars of this pack were a cult,” he joked.

This period is long enough. Kacy's eyes were a little dilated. Because she knew Blaky Sudan made it, she felt she had no choice but to use other means to fix it. " Bannie, list a recently launched project in City A and show me all the suitable projects for Jingtian investment right now." Kacy replied "Yes, I'll leave right away." Bannie instantly turns and walks away. Kacy inhaled deeply, raised her hand, and switched on the computer, and her eyes immediately became active...

“Promise me. If he contacts you again—in any way—you tell me. Or Kieran. Or Diego. Someone.” “I promise.” “Good.” Cody’s phone buzzed. He checked it. Smiled. “Lunch just arrived. You hungry?”. “Starving.” They ate in his office. Thai food. Too spicy but perfect. “How’s the new AI project?” Aurora asked. “Launching next month. We’ve already had interest from six major companies.” Cody’s eyes lit up. He loved talking about his work. “This is going to revolutionize data processing.” “I understood about half those words.”

“Is there anything you'd like to do now that we're outside?“ Kai asked. “Let's walk“ Standing to his feet, Kai held out his hand towards me and I took it. We left the bench, strolling through the park path. A small group of children flying kites passed by us. Without thinking, I stopped walking. “You okay?“ Kai asked softly. “No, I'm not“ I admit. “Since I got up this morning, I've been pretending. Trying to act as if I'm fine but I can't. Yesterday happened no matter how much I wish it hadn't“ “You can let yourself grieve Klein, Alvara. No one is forcing you to act tough“ “But the project—“ “Alvara, you can worry about the project tomorrow“ He cuts in. “I know you're eager to please Roman a

“And this auction… it’s more than just an elite event, isn’t it?” Roman and I exchanged a glance. Helen sighed and rubbed her forehead. Kai was the only one who looked excited to explain. "Alright, listen up," Kai said, turning the laptop to face them. "The We Project—which we think actually stands for ‘Werewolf Experimentation or Werewolf project’—isn’t just some business venture or underground research. It’s a full-blown operation focused on supernatural trafficking." Keely’s eyes widened. “Trafficking? Of what?” Roman’s jaw clenched. “Not what. Who.”

The next morning, Kai's excited call woke us at dawn. "I found something!" His voice practically vibrated through the phone. "You need to see this. Both of you." An hour later, we were in his lab, huddled around his main screen. The space was even more chaotic than usual—evidence of an all-nighter. Empty Red Bull cans formed a small mountain beside his keyboard. "Okay, so I've been going through Matteo's encrypted files," Kai explained, pulling up data. "And I found something weird. References to something called 'Project Prometheus.'"

“Kai has waited a long time for you, Caterina, and now that he’s found you I think he will be an even fiercer Alpha and Pakhan than before. He’s been through more battles and wars than anyone, some that are even still ongoing. If anything had to happen to you he would truly turn into the Volkov Beast that lies within him. So if I can give you a piece of advice, it is not to trust anyone but the pack.” As desperate as his words were, I could tell that sincerity lay behind it. Kai is 35 years old and spent most of his life without a mate. No wonder he resorted to breaching enemy territory to get to me. “But I am not a part of the pack yet,” I say and nod at Nikolai’s words and he offers me a s