Reaper Leviathan Egg Novels & Stories

The only obstacle was crossing a river. Eve stared at me, her eyes full of helplessness. "But I don’t know how to swim." I lowered my gaze and whispered, "I’ve hidden a small boat in the cornfield. When the lantern ceremony begins the day after tomorrow, we’ll sneak away and escape." The old fishing boat had been discarded by a fisherman in the village, left abandoned in the fields. I had secretly repaired it and stashed it in the cornfield when no one was watching. Eve’s eyes lit up.

I gasped, a warmth spreading down my front, red and thick. Jaden's scream tore the sky. "NO! ISAIAH!" I collapsed into him, his arms catching me before I hit the ground. Leviathan looked... startled. And then furious. Hailey—Hailey’s roar cut through the battlefield like a divine siren. She appeared in a storm of light, her eyes glowing white. The moment Leviathan saw her, something in him faltered. "Retreat!" he snarled. Coward.

The pack's heartbeat resonated through the night, unaware of the storm brewing within its core. Arriving at the doctor's office, I listened intently to the muffled conversation inside. "Congratulations alpha, your mistress is pregnant," the doctor advised, his voice a whisper carried by the wind. I could do nothing but watch as my heart plummeted at the news of Lyra's pregnancy. *** The pain was relentless, an unbearable ache that gripped me. Tears streamed down my face, a silent cascade of sorrow. Memories of the day I married Lucian resurfaced—the disapproving glances, the whispers that an omega like me should never be Luna . Should never be queen, I was unfit to take that position.

it just made me feel sick to my stomach. [Ella, Mr. Graham said you like the sea too. We should've invited you. [Oh, and he's putting on a fireworks show for me. I'll send you the video! [If I were you, I would've left a long time ago. Hanging on to Mr. Graham like that, you're just embarrassing yourself.] I usually ignored her, but not this time. I texted back: [If you're so into Jeffrey, make sure you never let go.]

And I'm stuck here while the action takes place above me. Cantor comforts baby Lex and they both remain close to the egg. The egg was rather interesting at first. The way it glows brightly and moves around inside and then the glow fades low and the baby sleeps. It doesn't hold my interest any longer and the hours stuck down here only build on my frustration.

“A friend of mine who works at another company told me about their new project. It hasn’t been announced yet, but it’s big.” His brow arched, and he crossed his arms, intrigued. “What kind of project? How’d you hear about it?” I leaned back in my chair, meeting his gaze. “Her name’s Lila. She’s in R&D at a tech start up company called EvoSphere. They’re working on something called Project Nexus, an AI-powered, self-sustaining smart city. It’s eco-friendly, ultra-modern, a solution to urban overpopulation and pollution. Think of it as a high-tech estate, fully automated, with AI managing everything from energy to traffic.”

The void had noticed the spike in our resonance, and it was moving in to finish the job the leviathan had started. ​"We have company," Killian warned, pointing at the sky. "The grey haze is closing the circle." ​"Harl, the primary pumps!" I commanded. "We aren't just going to sit here. If this creature wants resonance, we’ll give it enough to fuel a jump. We’re taking the whole ecosystem with us!" ​"You want to launch the leviathan?" Harl asked, a mad grin spreading across his soot-stained face. "It’s bigger than the mountain, Elara!"

Because I stole her favorite designer pair this morning, she has been looking for a fight all day. She glares at the Goblin, her venomous tongue fully loaded. "Have an ounce of self-awareness. Do you honestly think a Death God would ever look twice at you?" She sneers, immediately turning her hostility toward Liviel. "And you, Vampire. Sucking up to a Reaper like this...isn't it humiliating?" Liviel's crimson eyes narrow dangerously. "Mind your own business, snake hair," she warns, her voice dropping to a lethal hiss. She turns to me. "Rea, she is constantly spewing toxic garbage. If you're annoyed, just go punch her in the face."

Rhea asked, stepping onto the stone ledge beside him. ​"By 'The Kraken'," Elias replied, his voice a low rumble. "Not a beast, but a sentient AI-cluster the Council submerged in the Atlantic trench. It was designed to manage the global logistics if Oakhaven ever fell. It’s a 'Self-Evolving Logic'. And according to these vibrations, it’s currently consuming the geothermal vents of the southern coast." ​Rhea looked at the scrying-bowl. The liquid silver was rippling in a complex, recursive pattern—a mathematical fractal that looked like a blooming flower of ice.

The cause was the unstable Esze structure in the male body. I paused, swallowed my saliva. Then continued to read the next section. Haier-Elvian was born as being a mix between the two races. They inherited the intelligence of human beings and Elvian's Esze controlling. Their senses and instincts were sharp as Elvian, but not the life span. Its life span was almost identical to humans, as well as physical characteristics and body growth. Just a little note stating about Haier-Elvian. The next page was an explanation of the types of animal spirits. I would have read it with great enthusiasm. But not this time, because there was a thing which needed more attention.