Novel & Cerita Rebellion The 100

she introduced herself to the others, “and I promise you will be safe if you surrender right away.” She looked at Eleanor after she finished speaking, and Eleanor nodded in agreement. If the warriors surrendered, there would be no need for more bloodshed. As long as the masterminds were killed, it was over. The warriors were simply following orders. Of course, if they decided they wanted to keep up the attack, she would not spare any of them. One of the werewolves stepped forward. “I’m the Beta of the Crescent Star Pack. On behalf of our warriors and all our troops, I surrender.”

Under the pressure he felt, Torres was the one who spoke first. “Shut up, you moron!” Ramirez shouted, but it was too late. “Take them away.” Juno ordered, the guards came forward to take the men away, while Juno looked at them with disdain. “And for the rest, I hope this serves as a lesson, I do not tolerate disloyalty or theft in my company, next time I will not be so lenient.” She sentenced. Thiago watched as the executives seemed to shrink in their seats, that was the Juno everyone feared, relentless, and calculating, who had no mercy on those who dared to betray him, but who changed completely when he had a certain 18-year-old girl in front of him.

She closes her brown eyes and next they know,she opens them again, but now with a hazel glint shining in them. The Rebel was in control. Let the fight begin.

The machine of Aeternum was already moving, and nothing in Lone Star could stop its march. The air I breathed was thick with the scent of ozone and the damp earth of Star City’s forgotten underbelly. My comms unit crackled with static, a faint echo of the chaos brewing above. This was it. The final act. Below, in the suffocating dark, the rebels were amateurs — bakers, smiths, washerwomen, apprentices. Their blades were dull, their hands trembling, but their hearts, I knew, pounded with a conviction stronger than any steel. They were not alone, not truly.

Rydan was dragged forward, bleeding but alive. Selene stood before him, eyes cold. “You have committed treason under the Moon.” He laughed bitterly. “This isn’t over.” I met his gaze. “You’re right.” The Moonlight intensified, casting long shadows. “This was only the first spark.” As the crowd looked on—some in fear, some in awe—I felt it settle deep in my bones. The rebellion had begun. And the war for the future of the packs had finally stepped into the open.

“We’ll deal with Jax. But right now, Abel, you need to heal.” Abel opened his eyes again, searching Xavier’s face. “You believe me?” “Yes,” Xavier said simply. “You’ve never lied to me.” Ronan nodded. “We trust you.” Abel’s throat worked like he wasn’t sure what to do with those words. Xavier rested a hand lightly on the edge of the bed. “There is more you need to know. The rebellion is rising. They attacked the sanctuary tonight. Sent assassins after Sophie and Shiloh. The kingdom is under coordinated assault from multiple sides.”

The crowd goes wild, braying for more blood, more pain, more suffering. Athenia lets out a soft little sob and grabs my hand. We hurtle through the cosmos and land in a different town square. This Athenia is dressed in her warrior clothing. Her hair neatly braided. This time, it’s not Darrick by her side, but Vesper who stands out so starkly in his white robe and leather sandals.

Nicholas is not her only enemy, and every brick in these four walls looks down on Bellatrix's blood. Bellatrix was startled by a muffled scream. The sound is coming from below. Nicholas caught prey again. Once again, a human life ended to quench his thirst. It's almost like that. Sometimes for women, sometimes for men, and sometimes for children. They cry out for survival. Who wants to leave this beautiful world? What a treat here! Bellatrix wrapped her arms around her chest and squeezed her ears with both hands. Nicholas is cruel and ruthless. Bellatrix has hated, hates, and will hate him. The screams from below stopped. Again, that hard silence. Bellatrix frowned. These days, the desire fo

Rebellion brewed in the streets below humans fighting back against the hybrids. Alex and Damian stood together on the rooftop. Collared. Chained. Parents. Ready to fight the final war. The alien realm had claimed part of them. But they had claimed something stronger in return. Each other. And that would be enough.

"We aren't just protecting a world anymore, Eva. We’re protecting a family. And God help anything that tries to get between us." The "Resonant Rebellion" had started with a scream in the dark. It was now moving toward the first cry of a child who would never know what it was like to be afraid of the light.