Rebels Phantom Novels & Stories

For a long heartbeat, nothing moved. Then the courtyard shifted, tectonic, hearts and loyalties realigning—or refusing. Rhea slapped a fist to her chest, eyes fierce. “You want rogues held back and walls patched from the *outside,* storm-girl?” she called. “I’m there. We’ve been missing someone who knows which way the wind is blowing.” Rebel hesitated, tension written in every line of him. Then he nodded once, sharp. “I don’t like being told what to do by pups,” he said. “But I like losing wolves less. If you can keep more from walking into those cracks, I’ll hold the lines you point at.”

“Listen to me. You don’t owe them anything, not forgiveness, not a conversation, not a goddamn second of your time.” I nod, but the ache in my chest doesn’t ease. “They said they changed.” He snorts. “They haven’t, They’re hungry and they think you’re the meal.” My stomach twists at the metaphor. “They won’t stop, will they?” “No,” he admits. “But they’ll have to get through me first.” I swallow, leaning into the comfort of his presence. “Rebel,” he adds, voice dropping lower, more serious, “things are shifting. I need you to stay alert. Stay close. Don’t wander off alone.”

“But we will need more. The Council won’t fall with a single strike. This is just the beginning.” He hesitated. “And Ryder?” Her chest tightened. “What about him?” “Some of the rebels say they’ve seen him beyond the pines,” Thalen murmured. “They call him the Ghost Alpha now. They say he fights for the packs again.” She swallowed, keeping her face still despite the storm raging within. “Ghost stories keep people hopeful. Let them talk.” “And if he really is out there?” “Then I hope he stays far from me,” she whispered. “For his sake.”

he murmured. Marcus nodded. "I owe you whatever you ask so Odessa's head… It's yours." A satisfied smirk spread over Ryan's face. "Good, then let's make sure this wasn't a wasted effort." Without anything else being said, Ryan raised his hand. A raven soared above; its call was sharp and piercing throughout the woods. It was the signal. The other rebels surged ahead. Meanwhile, Marcus and Luca led the charge for the fortress gates. The leaderless and disorganised rogues were quickly swept under the assault. Callum's rebels fought with a savagery borne of years of bondage; their cries joining the groans that came from Ryan's wolves.

The elites of Hati were known as the ‘Phantoms’, and only the trickiest and most difficult cases that Hati received were handled by them, and unlike the regular assassins of Hati, the Phantoms worked alone without a partner. Ever since Hati’s founding, there were always only thirteen members in the Phantoms, and even the members of the Phantoms don’t always know the faces and names of their fellow Phantoms. Among the thirteen Hati Phantoms, there was one Phantom who is said to be the best among them, surpassing even the captain of the Phantoms in terms of ability and strength. And Phantom XIII was also the youngest ever to be in the Phantoms, and was both feared and admired by all in Hati. M

Creed unintentionally caught them off guard and scared them with a sudden chase. Technically, Cursed Stallion should belong to 'Phantom' for killing the Malaka Chieftain, haunted along with everyone else. Fortunately, None of them knew Phantom's real identity, so it all worked out in Creed's favor. He had decided to reveal the Cursed Stallion as his mount on the hunt, whereas whenever he would mount the identity of a Phantom, he would just stick to his Inca Wings. Both of his personas now had their own separate and unique trademark modes of commute, which is exactly what he wanted others to see.

“Phantoms are evil cyborgs. They are the actual killers or murderers in your world. They don’t obey nor cherish you as the ruler. So if they would see you, as the human as you are, that would cause chaos. You still don’t have any control with yourself. I don’t know if you could even fight them. I have no worries when you were still the Xiao that I used to know because that time you can really protect yourself. But I’m doubting if you can do it now that you’re no longer the same as before.” Xiao stared at him, which he did the same. “I’m sorry if I wasn’t able to think well for the last minute. I just need to shut your system down till I could finally make an escape. Thankfully, Cheska was ab

Gia nodded, but she couldn't help but feel a chill, there was something in the way Juno had looked at her, something that scared her and, at the same time, intrigued her. In her room, Juno couldn't believe her luck, of all the possible women, her grandmother had chosen that rebel to be her assistant.

This made him turn to Zeifa more than he should have. He was now in my hands. I finished by saying, "No cooperation from the Ice League," with a very small and sweet smile on my lips. This made him even more angry. His nose flared up and his eyes burned into me like a thousand suns, but I wasn't going to let this bother me anymore. I was like a Phoenix that had learned to come back from the dead. I didn't move when he looked at me. I thought I saw something sneaky and very, very dangerous flash in his eyes, but it was gone as soon as it had come.