Riza Hawkeye Fullmetal Alchemist Novels & Stories

And just like that, her Truesight Engine’s expansion was slowed down a great deal. It only took a moment for Raijin to replace the Mirror Ghost, but the damage was already done. In order to undo it, she needed root control. Raijin grinned at the challenge. Then she intertwined her fingers, and stretched them out in front of her. “I have studied you enough, and seen plenty of your underlying routines,” she said. “I hope you are ready for a Full Code Refactor, because you are long overdue for one.” ~ Azrael ran from pod to pod in a mad hurry. And as she went, she deactivated each and every halo that she came across. Although she deprived those bodies of their memories, she also prevented their

he said. “Stay low,” I tell him. “Hands over your head.” War. Real war. Not Vincent’s coward games. Our warriors return fire. Cleric moves like he was never caged. Fast, brutal, efficient. He takes two archers off the wall before they can shoot a second arrow. Then the main doors slam open. And he walks out. Alpha Raze. He’s not big like Kael. He’s lean. Scarred. White hair to his shoulders, black teeth filed to points. Eyes yellow. Wolf eyes, even in human form.

“Tonight, Alpha Jake will remember. He will remember his mate, his Luna, his fire. He will ache for me… and he will belong to me, fully, utterly, without hesitation.” Riza’s lips curved into a wicked smile. “That’s the spirit. Now, Marian, let’s gather everything. The powders, the oils, the elixirs. Every ingredient must be perfect. Every step must be precise. One misstep, and… well, you don’t want him to resist. Do you?”

The chain of thoughts on what he had overlooked, and why he was feeling that way, violently crashed into his head, as if it was prying apart the small gap between the tight rock formation. “People!” He raised his voice. It succeeded in gathering their attention. “Fight for your honor!” With the last word, he kicked the ground and accelerated toward the enemy. His arms bulged and his hands held the sword tightly as it swung pointedly to the back. His muscles looked as though they were carved diamonds. Ryuzaki, who modified his mana into a carved diamond around his arms, was giving off a powerful vibe. But that wasn’t all. His eyes turned into the shape of a crescent moon, and his lips spread

She did all she could to get Kyro to notice her once she became of age, he had an interest in her since neither of them had their mates yet but now that Riza arrived, Kyro wouldn’t even look at her. Riza senses perked up and her eyes followed movement in the tree lines. ‘’What is that?’’ She asked. Kyro was confused, trying to see what she did. But unbeknownst to him, one of Riza’s abilities was to see things before it happened. And in order to prevent that, Riza ran head on through the tree line and crossed the border. She stood there and waited but the future had a funny way of always changing, so she ran in another direction.

Alfi spreads Asa to him. Koji appears blocking it with his blazing greatsword. Rian advances to Alfi with thunder cloaks him in. Alfi envelopes himself with Hara nullifying Rian’s power. Asa sends Rian flying and Hara envelopes him. Asa sends Koji flying and Hara envelopes him. The white-cloaked guy advances to Alfi, but Asa gets in his way. He summons his Iru saber and swings it against Asa, yet it doesn’t leave a scratch on it. He then jumps and smashes Hara that which lets Koji and Rian go.

But his ideas fell on deaf ears as Ryland ignored him and pulled out the knife. His grunts were loud in the air, making Hazel turn her face away to avoid watching him. Ryland attempted to walk but he collapsed, his chest heaving from pain. Hazel stared wide at him and something in her seemed to click. Before she could think, she headbutted Rodrigo, causing him to let out a grunt, his hands on his nose. "What the-" he cursed, taking in her face. Shockingly, Hazel looked completely different from what she was just a few minutes ago. She no longer had a scared face. Her eyes glowed a bright golden tone and she had claws.

They expected her to know everything because the news about her being able to read the alpha’s mind and able to get through his memories was raging like wildfire and everyone expected her to know more than everything else. She couldn't blame them; after all, the data and information on her brain were now like an overflowing computer hard drive; it was nearly full. It gives her a headache she never knew existed and only alpha Rhye could cure it, with her sweet, tender push and compulsion, which he once called a ‘kiss of magic’. Of course, the kiss mostly ended up in mind-boggling lovemaking, and she was not complaining.

And in the center of the valley, where the ground dipped near the old roots, stood something, someone. The god. Rizakeal. He looked like Krav. The same sharp jaw, same lean frame but his skin shimmered faintly blue, veins traced with light like living rivers under the surface. His eyes burned gold. Ancient. Endless. Krav stopped dead beside me. “Stay here,” he said. “No,” I whispered, grabbing his arm. He turned his head just enough for me to see the storm building in his eyes. “I have to.” The god’s voice rolled through the trees before I could answer. “Ravion.”

Then the door clicked open. Rhyzar’s voice purred from the doorway. “Well.” His tone was low and dark, laced with amused menace. “What have we here?” Caelia’s eyes darted toward the door. Rhyzar stood leaning casually against the frame, shirtless, his dark hair hanging loosely around his face. His golden eyes were burning with a feral heat. His gaze raked over the scene—the swollen curve of her belly, the flushed state of her skin, the silver-eyed dragon behind her, still buried to the hilt.