Rebellion The 100 Novelas e Histórias

"You were reborn too." The light turned green. I raised the window and placed the glass between our worlds again. Before it closed completely, I said, "In the last life, we already settled our debt." The car moved forward. Adrian chased for a few steps, but the bodyguards stopped him. In the rearview mirror, he stood at the street corner like a statue soaked in rain. I looked away. I felt no thrill of revenge. I felt no old love rising from the ashes. I only felt a peace that had finally landed.

Elaine saw impossible things in the waves— Cities underwater. Broken moons. Different versions of herself are standing beside Adrian. Then everything snapped back. Lily’s face drained completely. “We’re too late.” Fear exploded through Elaine’s chest. “What does that mean?” Lily looked toward the sky. And for the first time since Elaine met her— Lily looked truly terrified. “The timelines already started collapsing into each other.” Silence. Then Adrian whispered one horrifying sentence: “The final reset has begun.”

And in a distant forge, Ari Hale screamed as fire consumed her pendant reborn into something else. Three days later, under a blood-red moon, they reunited at the crag. Kael arrived with an old blade etched in Pact runes. Erin brought stolen maps from a fallen outpost. Lyra arrived last with bruises, but alive and news of a rebellion forming among the scattered villages. And Ari stood before them all. Different. Her pendant now a living flame, her eyes marked with the sigil of rebirth. “We’re out of time,” she said. “Saris has begun the breach.”

Cain reported with a conflicted gaze. The old man gestured to the others and everyone found a seat to sit down. Most of the clan core people were here— at least, the previous’ core was. Since André became the new head of the family, almost everyone had been replaced. They only now held empty titles as André never seemed to want to announce to the world about his existence. However, despite keeping his existence a secret, all of them could not touch him even if they wanted so desperately in their hearts to get rid of him. Why? Because they were all weak. The generation after Cain produced monsters that they could not control. Also…

“Not until I have this place safe. You’re safest in your room with Mara and Elvie right now. You need to eat this not me.” Reu said nothing, just stood with his head downwards, trying to make himself invisible. The room was too small to make a third wheel disappear. Even so, I wasn’t going to accept this lying down. “It hasn’t even been twelve hours since I woke up and you’re getting rid of me? What happened to everything you said?” His face snapped to attention, his brown eyes burning daggers into me with frustration. “A full scale rebellion happened, that's what! Machine-guns still ringing in my ears! I cannot look after you in this state-”

Rebel and Siddharth were best friends, they had the same teacher who was Rebel's grandfather, however during their training years it was Siddharth who would always beat Rebel in the game, creating a high opinion and position for himself in his grandfather's heart As a result Siddharth rose to fame quicker and was more feared, however Rebel fell out with his grandfather for having favoured Siddharth more and he left the country to join the other world. That was why he harboured concealed feelings to snatch away everything that Siddharth had

“I was looking for it, though. We were hopeful there was a place we could use nearby to store our supplies. We just got lucky. I did know about the rebellion back then, though.” Rain sank into the ground. How long had Mist been keeping secrets? What else was she refusing to share? Any chance of asking questions faded away when the sound Rain had been both waiting for and dreading blared in the distance. Both girls jumped to their feet. It was the breach siren. The rebellion was underway. With her stomach in her throat, Rain looked at Mist. “What do we do?” “Nothing yet. Get ready to run.” “How will I know when to run?”

They all nodded and I continued. “Well, as you know, I didn’t shift that day. When the party was over and everyone was asleep, my parents banished me from the castle and told me to leave. They disowned me and called me a mistake to them. Brantley heard the whole thing and he came with me. We were chased off the land by the Royal Warrior Lycans. We wanted to come back for you guys, but we couldn’t – at least not without getting ourselves killed. We left for Metropolis, and for the first year, we were homeless. I still hadn’t shifted. In fact, I didn’t shift until I was twenty one. Anyway, back to the story. It took a year for Brantley and I to decide that we were going to go against my parent

I shivered, every inch of my body itching the longer I drove. Why was everyone leaving me? First, it was father, then mom, and now Miguel... Why wasn't anything going my fucking way? Fine then! If you won't listen or choose me while you're still breathing, then you'll listen to me when you stop fucking breathing. I promised myself, and once that was done and over with, I was going to play around with Scarlet. Scarlet should g o ahead and enjoy the freedom she had now while she could because soon, she was going to be in my shoes and I was not going to show mercy.

felt afraid. The Luna has reclaimed her Pack! Elara is leading an army of "Archived Assets"—a messy, multi-genre rebellion—down to the "Distribution Hub" to hijack the multiverse's broadcast. But on Floor 0, the "Universal Underwriters" are preparing their final defense: a "Series Reboot" that will turn Elara's own army against her. Can she maintain the "Empathy Link" when her friends are being "Re-Written" into enemies?**