Robin X Cyborg Novels & Stories

It turned upside down in the best and worst way possible. The best way possible because I’ve finally met my fated mate. I’ve waited for over two decades and it was beginning to feel like I’d never meet her. And fuck it, she’s so beautiful. A cutie patootie. With cheeks so rosy and perfect. I shouldn’t have deflowered her that night. But I was in my beast form. The only thing that functions when I’m in that form is my rogue drive and my high libido. So I did what I did to her, in those woods, in that tent. Waking up the next morning, she was gone. I was back to my normal form.

to get a meal all you fools don't get ahead of yourselves you should instead go back and lay in your beds cause this kid's already dead It doesn't matter where he fled I'll catch him and paint him red I'm the best man Genji's got all of you can just go rot I've beaten all those I fought my only rival's a robot *** I'm not a robot I'm a cyborg isn't it obvious or should I hang up a signboard I've got the brains and smarts that my body's built for if you try to mess with me then I'm getting you floored I've got a lot hunting tools that you can't get I'm gonna win two hundred mills so I can't let these mudafukaz lay their hands on my target I'll take out those in my way on that you can bet I've

what I've done" I admitted, "besides that ship has already sailed and I have deal with the consequences of what I've done if I like it or not" I said. "You're not wrong my friend, it will be your most lingering burden yet" said Shadow, I nodded before looking at New Yoke City "New Yoke City is upon us" said Maria. As we walked towards the edge of New Yoke City, I felt a smell of metal in the air then looked up to see a figure standing on top of the highest building "Rusty Rose" I said, Rusty Rose looked at my group below jumped into the air and lands on the ground "Inkcanius Splatoonus, I knew you would spoil my Master's plan. YOU WILL be stopped here and now" said Rusty Rose her voice, voi

With a roar of raw, primal power, he used the creature's own momentum and his Alpha strength to swing the entire, four-hundred-pound cyborg like a club, smashing it directly into its twin. The sound was a deafening shriek of protesting metal and shattering ceramics. The two Grey Men crashed into a pile of tangled limbs and sparking wires. For a moment, they were down. It was all the opening he needed. But he didn't charge Lorian. He charged away from him, deeper into the darkness of the tunnels, away from the sniper’s line of sight. Lorian’s calm expression faltered for a fraction of a second, a flicker of annoyance crossing his features. The asset was not behaving as predicted. “Contain him

In a flash they spread out, wings flashing electricity, the group watching from above forgotten, Obiora was right, this is what they do best. Binta worked her body into a blur, blitzed forward to meet the charging machines and dropped the first set of drones in a blast of electricity as Obiora charged the group of giant robots pounding the first in line into matchwood and then hurled the ruined metal unto it's mates. Babybaby leapt on Shettima’s back as he rendered both of them intangible while a cyborg cat leaping for them crashed through them against another cat Orchid had frozen into popsicle.

The Alpha King looked down at the chrome-armored cyborg, his hands resting casually in the pockets of his trench coat. "Move, Rogue," the Synthetic Disciple ordered, raising his pulse-cannon to point directly at Caleb’s chest. "Or be formatted." Caleb sighed, a low, rumbling sound that carried a terrifying promise of extreme violence. He didn't even bother looking at the cannon. He looked back at Scarlett, who was already walking past him toward the terrified girl. "Hey, Queen," Caleb called out lazily, completely ignoring the deadly weapon aimed at his heart. "Can I break his toys?"

Robyn's countenance darkened at Severin's words and his features froze over. "You seem to have a death wish. I shall be happy to oblige," Robyn retorted, sneering as he threw a glowing punch. Its radiance rivaled that of the sun, causing layers of sonic booms to appear in the sky. The surrounding space ruptured, and unleashed torrents of elemental energy. The speed of Robyn's attack was as fast as lightning, making Severin feel as though the entire surrounding was targeting him. Undaunted, Severin clenched his fist, and unleashed his Stellar Punch.

That officer appeared in front of that cyborg right away and punched that cyborg in the chest. That cyborg’s face remained motionless in the face of the officer’s speedy and ferocious punch. He raised his head and looked at that officer with a hideous grin. That cyborg then raised his hand and clenched it around the officer’s neck, lifting his body high above his head. The cyborg’s eyes widened, and something that looked like lasers shot out of his eyes, burning that officer to ashes. A group of Klock’s agents knelt in a row in a quiet corner of the building a few moments later.

For years, Robbin had been a machine—precise, tireless, merciless—fueled by the unresolved trauma of that Sunday afternoon. Every expansion, every calculated betrayal of the Old Guard, every sleepless night hunched over data had been driven by a single instinct: never be powerless again. But somewhere along the way, she had made a choice. A quiet one. A dangerous one. She chose to stay human. And in a world ruled by men who had long ago amputated their consciences in exchange for permanence, that choice was the ultimate act of rebellion. Robbin refused to become like them.

But the bond between Leori and Robin ran deep, a brotherhood forged through countless trials and battles fought side by side. With every clash of steel and every swipe of claw, the tide of the battle swayed. Leori's leadership and tactical prowess guided their movements, exploiting weaknesses in their enemies' defense. Robin, his agility unmatched, darted through the chaos, striking with precision and deadly accuracy. The clash of their weapons resonated through the woods, a symphony of defiance against those who sought to challenge their authority.