Rouge The Bat Sonic X Novels & Stories

Activating its powers again, the halberd set loose a sudden surge of purplish-gold brilliance and the destructive beam shot at the Human King of the Chamber. Bong! Bong! The Human King took out a little drum and pounded hard on its face. The little drum shone like a diamond as it rumbled, and the air quivered. Boom! That shattered the purplish-gold beam fired by Chu Xun's halberd and the sonic waves came crashing like tidal waves. Sonic wave attacks?! It was the sort of attack that Chu Xun would always find cumbersome for it deals damage directly to one's soul. The sonic waves came like an unstoppable tide, falling down trees and tearing them into chips and flakes with terrifying efficacy.

“Do you think my dad will like it? I wonder how your father will react to my father’s anger. I bet he will be very disappointed in you…” Gryphon didn’t say anything, but he glared at Roxanne as if all the fury in the world was being sucked into his skin and then discharged into those eyes. It was easily the most dangerous state of Gryphon Pearce, but Roxanne trod it just fine. She even moved her chin up to look down at the man again.

The battle had only lasted a few minutes but was already very tense. Frigg came rushing through the pack of wild Bats that kept on attacking Gavriel and the others indiscriminately. Frigg's level, which was still very low, was unable to control the Bat. It was precisely because of the wild Bats' actions that were chaotic because of the echoes and echoes. Because Frigg was also affected by the resonance, Frigg's sonar suddenly became chaotic. That was because he had come rushing through without reading the battlefield in front of him. Brugh!

Dimitri asked, not sure how to get a note to his daughter without the hag knowing that they knew Xylia was still in the house. Aarshon smiled at Dimitri, then at his mother. He moved his hands slowly, then made a little black bat with purple eyes. It would only show to Xylia when she touched it; the eyes would glow purple. A flash of purple would appear in front of Aarshon, telling him that she had gotten the message. “Are you sure the hag won’t notice it?” Rayne asked, worried for her daughter. “She may see it, but if she touches it. Nothing will happen; it will just flutter around the room.” Aarshon explained, and Xylia would most likely tell her that the bat came around from time to time.

Mason muttered. “Let me show you how serious I am,” Xavier said. He stretched out a hand and his friend passed him a baseball bat. “You bring yours?” Xavier asked. “Of course I did,” the friend smirked, tossing his own weapon in the air and catching it. “What are you trying to do?” Mason stammered, though he didn’t retreat. Without answering, Xavier swung the bat hard—smashing it into the passenger-side window of Mason’s favorite car. “STOP! How dare you?!” Mason roared, his claws threatening to extend.

“Get them back to the pack house, I’ll call this in Clarissa. Do not let them leave your sight. Actually, no take them to Rose’s house he doesn’t know she is affiliated with Rose. I will meet you there once I am done with this. “Wayne what’s happening?” I ask wondering why neither him nor Clarissa wanted us to see what was up the path. “Someone was attacked Rouge, we all know who it was but proving it was him will be difficult.” He replied not meeting my eyes. “He attacked someone? Why didn’t you tell me sooner, I have some healing abilities; they aren’t the strongest but I can help.” I searched his eyes as I spoke wondering why we were just standing around when someone was hurt. “It was to

He had gained only two Skills from eating so many bats, but it seemed that that's all they could offer to him, maybe if he were to eat a variant of these bats, he could get something else, but that was that for the moment. These two Skills were rather interesting, although Sonar Wave wouldn't offer much as he had Auto Mapping and a greater natural perception that sonar could offer him, the Spectral Attack was interesting. He tried using Sonar Wave, nonetheless, throwing a cry to the wall, and generating a tremendous shockwave that shook the wall that it hit, leaving several cracks over the robust and hard walls of the dungeon… it seemed that Chaos was so strong that he transformed a mere Son

"Sorry, I forgot to ask your name beforehand. Surely, your name is beautiful. Ilaria. Too, unique." I softly smiled. Before Dionna could ask more questions, the door opened with a thud making the atmosphere more suffocating and dark than ever. "Alpha Xan-" "Leave." Her eyes flickered between me and him with uncertainty, but nevertheless she bowed and left the room hastily. My hazy gaze shifted on his icy face, following his each and every calculating step. "Rouge has a name---Ilaria? Shouldn't you be nameless? Or you couldn't stand the ugly names throwed at you?"

The fingers were gently moving on the strings to create a sound. Rave stopped from his track when he got a sight of someone sitting at the same spot where he usually sit on. A fair boy wearing their school uniform was hugging a guitar. His eyes are close, his face was looking up and was brightened by the light from the sun. His cheeks are slightly pink and his lips too. He have soft features opposite from Rave. "P-pretty..." Rave whispered under his breath. Rave was flustered when the boy suddenly looked at him. He didn't thought that he'll hear him. He didn't even thought that the word from his mind slipped out to his tongue. What was he thinking?

The fierce sonic waves could not reach them. While the bat wasn't paying full attention, they charged past it. Haris and his six men rushed in before the bat could stop Adrian and Lyra. Haris’ group was met with the giant bat's sonic attack, and all of them stopped in their tracks. Several intermediate seventh-levels coughed up blood and collapsed. After the attack subsided, Haris was seriously injured. There were now only two intermediate seventh-levels who could fight left. "Damn this thing that’s hiding here!" Haris shouted in disbelief as he looked at the bat that almost filled the entire passage. "Kill it!"