Reo Blue Lock Novels & Stories

"Children born under the rotating phase of the red moon do not have any unique abilities or what's so ever, like how the elderlies always make it look. The red moon is merely a natural occurrence where the earth moon is in a total lunar eclipse." "I know Astronomy Dad," I said dryly. " Weird things have just been happening and…" "What weird things," Dad rushed in. "Why did Mom name me Luna Rossa? It can't just be because I was born under the red moon….was there something she didn't tell you? Is there something you would like to tell me?" I was in no mood to go around in circles again with Dad, but the constant formation of my life taking shape in just one man's existence was merely an accide

Some guests got to their feet applauding him. Just for the fun of it, I got to my feet as well and clapped with a smile. From across the hall, Marcel locked eyes with me. He seemed to just register my presence and his eyes widened. “I…I,” he cleared his throat to regain his momentum. I chuckled at his shock and raised a brow. “Tonight!” Marcel continued, his voice lacking the conviction it did a few moments ago. “I reveal and celebrate the new CEO of LENA Beauty! Mr Marcellus Rodriguez!”

Hunt untied the rope from around my hands and once they were free, I rubbed the red rings around my wrists. "So can I leave?" I stood up and as I tried to move around him to get to the door, he caught my wrist and pulled me back. "I can't let you leave." "Why not?" My voice was laced with annoyance. "I did not do anything wrong." "Unfortunately I make a lot of decisions but my pack won't like knowing that we have a rogue on our hands and I'm about to let her loose, especially with all the attacks going around. For all we know," Hunt stepped closer. "You could be the wild rogue just trying to talk yourself out of a sticky situation."

Kelvin stepped forward and added coldly, "Don't bother me with meaningless things anymore. As for the moonstone ring—give it to Amanda. Only the Luna of the pack has the right to wear it." His gaze dropped to my hand, his eyes narrowing. "Where is it?" he asked. I stared at him, my voice ice-cold. "I broke it—by mistake." "What?" Kelvin's eyes widened in disbelief. "You even shattered it? Do you have any idea what that ring was? My mother inherited it from my grandmother—it's the symbol of the Luna in our pack! And you broke it?!" His claws extended sharply, and for a moment, I thought he might actually attack me.

Oh no. I'm cooked, the creatures are enormous, their legs stretch across the tunnel walls and their black eyes gleam hungrily, one of them suddenly spits venom and I barely have time to react before the venom reaches me, a blue light flashes, a translucent shield appears around my body, the venom splashes harmlessly against it and the shield shimmers then stabilizes. The bottles. One of Mira's protections must have activated, the spiders pause all confused almost as though they cannot see me.

"The second I hit the command, the offshore servers will flag the network. Geneva will lock us out. Nobody gets a cent. Not Victor. Not you. Not even your sister." "Do it." Leonard turned back to the screen. He typed the final string. The cursor blinked—a tiny white heartbeat against the black background. Dominic pulled his knife and laid the flat of the blade against Leonard’s wrist. Leonard hit the button. A gray progress bar crawled across the screen. Ten seconds. Twenty. Forty. The bar vanished. A single line of text appeared: PROTOCOL CONFIRMED. LIQUIDITY LOCKED. Leonard dropped his hands into his lap. He looked like a man who had just watched his house burn. "It's done. Victor’s frozen

It was a dark, roiling storm of fear. ​"Mommy... the trees are crying," Rowan whispered. ​"Use the Archive, Nora." ​Celeste’s voice flickered in my ear, sharp and cold. The data-cube in my pocket was vibrating, the heat from it searing through my tactical pants. ​"The Ouroboros are an analog infection," Celeste continued, her voice projecting directly into my auditory nerve. "They use the planetary resonance. I have the digital cure. Plug the cube into the Garden's central node. Now."

“I don’t really feel well so if there’s nothing to discuss I’ll go now.” He pretended to get confused at her statement. “No interest? We’ve been doing this for months, Sei. You’ve just recently warmed up to me. Back to zero? What did I do?” Rojean panicked again. “Doing? As I said, I have no interest.” she just repeated, trying to maintain eye contact with Theo to see if he really was telling the truth. Theo pretended to get upset before sighing deeply, playing with his wine. “Okay…”

a robotic voice droned. Dino’s comm crackled. “Dino, we’re compromised,” Paula’s voice barked. “Mirador activated the fallback trap. The walls are sealing. You’ve got ten minutes max before the place locks from the inside. We’ll be cut off.” “Copy that,” Dino growled, never taking his eyes off Vexler. “We’re with him.” Vexler tilted his head. “You can shoot me now. But you’ll never escape the facility. Mirador built a lock system that’ll suffocate every corridor with inert gas the moment my pulse stops.”

“It goes! What’s going on that makes it not so good? I also need to know who do you have monitoring Blue Moon?” “Actually, I am overseeing I myself, and they have, been my issue.” “What kind of issues are you having?” “Well, we have basically had to have Ben move in there because their system keeps going down. Every time the rogues attack them the entire system needs to be recoded.” “What the h3ll?” “I don’t know Alpha, none of us can figure it out. We have recoded their system but it still goes down.” “And how long exactly has this been going on?”