Root Of Nightmares Titan Armor Novels & Stories

They were vibrating at a frantic, erratic frequency, matching the high-pitched hum echoing up from the deep earth. The sealed titan hadn't been an isolated beast. It had been the keystone of an ancient, continental network—a living grid of slumbering leviathans chained beneath the crust, held in a forced, centuries-long coma by the Council's parasitic siphons. By destroying the forge and plunging the primary titan into the subterranean sea, we had severed the main power loop. The circuit was dead. The prisoners were awake. "Lyra," Killian said, his dark amber eyes turning to me, filled with a grim, unyielding resolve. "We fall back to the Citadel. We gather the clans, drop the heavy portcull

He let out a guttural, metallic roar that shook the dust from the high black prism towers and lunged through the smoke directly at Vane’s throat. "Lyra! The control lines!" Natalia shouted, her voice cutting through the rising cacophony of the awakening titans. Across the cavernous vault, the thousands of black crystalline containment pods were actively grinding open. The three-eyed obsidian vanguards inside were shifting, their massive armored limbs twitching as the green nutrient fluid drained into the lower sluices.

It crawled. "Target... active..." it skipped. It was dragging itself toward me. I reached for my railgun. It was gone, lost in the fall. I reached for my sidearm. The holster was empty. I had my knife. An obsidian blade, six inches long. The Titan was ten feet away. It was leaking violet fluid that hissed where it touched the star-metal. "You... don't... quit," I murmured. "Mission... parameters... absolute," the Titan said.

CRUNCH. A massive Titan-Class Droid stepped through the breach. It was twelve feet of reinforced steel and hydraulic rage, armed with a rotary cannon. "Target: The Hackers," The Titan’s synthesized voice boomed. "No!" Aurora threw a telekinetic shield up, but the Titan’s mass was too great. It smashed through her shield with a casual backhand, sending Aurora flying into a server rack. "Aurora!" Kael screamed. He charged the Titan, risking his life to jam his electrified baton into its knee joint.

We drove closer. It was a small mining town. Or it had been. Now it was a ruin. The buildings were smashed. Cars were overturned. And in the center of the town standing in the middle of the road was a figure. It was huge. It was at least eight feet tall. It was covered in metal armor. It held a massive hammer. It turned as we approached. It had no face. Just a smooth steel visor. "What is that?" I whispered. "A Titan," Kaelen said. "Project Titan. The heavy infantry."

They eventually die and a new Ma Vista is born. If the new Ma Vista is a boy he will start to have nightmares when he is 15. If it is a girl Ma Vista, the child will start having nightmares at the age of 16, some develop a bit later than that and their nightmares finishes in the middle of their 17th year.’

“Yeah! I think so. No one dares to insult any of the Titans.” I was a bit shaken. What are they talking about? What Titans? Did they mean the mythical creatures? But realizing I made Raylie furious, I got scared. I was new here. I shouldn’t be causing any trouble. “I’m sorry. It’s me and my mouth.” But why is he calling me helmet girl? Raylie suddenly loosened his temper. “You’re forgiven then. Where is my helmet?” “Huh?” I got confused. What is he talking about? “The helmet you stole from me when we run away from the gang.” He keeps insisting.

Neither Mom nor Dad spared me a backward glance. From that day onward, I learned to stand on my own two feet. I had to take care of myself. I was only six years old when I faced the loneliness, the danger, and the helplessness of life on my own. I forced myself to be strong and resilient. I forced myself to be independent. I made sure to build a tough armor around myself to protect myself from harm. My armor was close to perfect during my childhood and teenage years. However, on the night of my 18th birthday, the first crack started to form in my carefully-crafted armor.

my power. Beside me, the titan of Lament-Steel was struggling. Eryx’s movements were jagged, his massive frame twitching in sync with the silver static. The violet-black armor that housed the Goddess’s grief was emitting a high-pitched whine, a sound of metal being stretched past its breaking point. His crimson eyes, usually so focused and predatory, were scanning the mist with a growing, terrifying emptiness.