Regulus Re Zero Novels & Stories

It must be a coincidence and the media just blew it out of proportion just for buzz. I swallowed my fear and mustered the courage to check it out. I wish I hadn't but how could I have kept ignoring it. Hailey was right after all. Marcus lied to me just to go out and meet Anna. All the pictures and videos were posted by Anna with the caption, “ If he is yours, he will find his way back to you.”

He leaned against the polished, white-marble island, swiping his hand through the air to interact with the holographic display projected from the countertop. Glowing digital numbers hovered in the warm morning air. Sixteen million credits. It was a sum of money that broke the boundaries of basic comprehension for someone born in the Rust Belt. It wasn't just survival money. It was absolute, undeniable freedom. It was the kind of wealth that allowed a man to buy an entire residential block, hire a private security firm, and never look over his shoulder again. Ren closed out the banking application and opened the Aegis Online global leaderboards. [RANK 1: SQUAD ZERO - WRAITH, TANK, JINX.]

These were some of her works. And for this Collaboration Summit, Vera was trying her luck with a kind of experiment, which if succeeded, was going to help their whole kind. She was working to grow 'Regenerating Crops'- Crops that would re-grow after being harvested, giving multiple harvests in a single season. This idea would help remove struggles of food shortages. It would help famine- it would be a great invention in the history of their kind. Since werewolf species needed more food as compared to humans for their development, this was going to be a game changer. However, Vera was still not closer to finishing it. She was only half way into it.

Carved into the center of the stone arch. Henry let out a slow breath. “She was right.” I ran my fingers across the carving. Time had worn away most of its edges, but the shape remained clear. A crescent moon. A wolf. And beneath them… Three stars. “First Luna,” Rowan murmured. Henry unfolded the note again. “‘The truth belongs beneath the First Luna.’” He looked around. “So where exactly is beneath her?” None of us answered. Instead, we stepped inside. The mausoleum was colder than the forest outside.

And together, they watched the stars return. ~~*~~ Light passed through the blinds on the window, giving off long shadows across the concrete walls of the Zurich loft. The hum of machines was the only sound until fingers struck keys like war drums. Lines of code scrolled down the black screen, endless, alive. Regina leaned forward, her face half-lit, half-lost in shadow. Her eyes gleamed, unblinking, cold, calculative. Behind her, the air was thick. Tension had a taste. “She really thinks it’s over,” Regina murmured, almost to herself.

"Both of them will make adorable kids." More comments were made in the picture with over a thousand heart emojis. Alina zoomed into the picture, sliding to the woman's face. She quickly recognized her. Besides being a famous model Alina knew Bella to be Zach's ex-girlfriend and the daughter of Alpha Zeus, one of Zach's business associates. An important one at that. Zach himself introduced the two of them and by the way he looked at Bella, Alina Knew he hadn't gotten over her just yet.

The questions swirled in my mind, a cascade of uncertainty. Vance, still holding me, observed the internal struggle etched across my face. "It's okay," he reassured, sensing the turmoil within. "We'll figure this out together, no matter who you are." As I gazed at the mirror, the truth echoed within me—I was Nadia, reborn with memories that transcended a single lifetime. "No we would not," I stayed as I looked at him. "We would not because I am not Iris. I am not your mate"

“Disappear. The magic is dangerous to omegas and ordinaries. To you, not so much since you've been ingesting it.” Axel stepped back from me and let out a sigh. “Go,” he whispered. He was fiddling with his mask, wanting to put it back on. “Will you really not come north? What if the poison finished in twenty days? Surely a rebellion cannot be curbed so quickly.” The rogue smiled then, bright and bold. It was like I was looking at stars— the kind you wished on. My breathing paused, my mouth tasted far too sweet. Axel came back into my personal space and leaned down over my face. My wolf did not stir; my sinful body did, though.

he said to Iris and Aiden, “but the prophecy is not complete. The final echo remains.” “What is the final echo?” Iris asked. “A remnant,” Ruel said, “of the First Wolf—the original guardian of balance. His howl was broken, scattered through time. But the eclipse awakens his essence. And you, Iris, carry the vessel capable of holding what remains.” “You mean he wants to possess me?” she asked. “Not possession,” Ruel replied. “Rebirth. Through your tri-mark, his essence can return.” Aiden tensed beside her. “What happens if she refuses?”

If I get killed now, I’ll just pop back in the regen room with a fresh body! This is not a game, her DI refuted. And only the wealthiest citizens of the Federation have access to the Regeneration Facilities. You are far from wealthy. How you even regenerated here is a mystery. “What do you mean I’m not rich?!” Eva cried out. “I’ve got millions in my ledger!” As she ran, her DI opened up her digital ledger, and revealed that she did, indeed, have exactly zero credits to her name. The sight shocked Eva so much that she practically skidded to a halt. It was so abrupt that she nearly tumbled over herself and clattered to the floor. But she caught herself just in the nick of time.