Ryme Zone Novels & Stories

“Angel! are you alright?” Aramide rushed out hurriedly as she looked over the boy, He was sitting at the edge of the rail, On the verge of falling right into the water, Aramide couldn't even feel her feelings at the moment, all she knew what that she needed to save her son and now.

"Mhm?" "Words?" "My arms are aching already," he gestured with his arms. "Won't you hug me?" "No," Alex looked away, trying to hide his smile. "Put your arms down." "Noo." "Come on," Alex replied Seb's whine. "People could see us." "It's almost midnight, Blue," Seb insisted. "Everyone's in their tent so there's no way anyone can see us." "But-" "My arms are aching." "Fine," Alex finally said and moved closer to him to have him wrap his arms around him. "Happy now?"

Something silver, no doubt. Before Kaynon reached the enemy, he heard the last doors click open and the air seemed to be sucked out of the cramped space. Everyone stopped immediately to turn towards the end of the prison cells. Two small children stood, hand in hand, at the wall with a shimmer of blue and red glittering smoke rising up from around their clasped palms. Cilyna's children were glowing with their power as they gave a war cry, luminous eyes on their targets on the other side of Kaynon that were blocking their exit. When they released each other's hand and clapped their own together the power that they were building together shot out and hit the vampires and hunters at the exit, d

He kept glancing up at the stands every chance he got, prompting several disgusted hollers from his coach of, "Get in the game! What the hell's the matter with you, Moreno?" He hadn't seen her at the game, but then she did say she had to work. There was still a chance she'd make the party. Looking across the street at the lights coming from the DJ in the backyard, anxiousness crept up his spine. "Hold on, give me a sec." He downed some of his water. "Just take it in with you," Romero said. "I'm ready to get my groove on." Angel turned to Eric who shrugged. He took another long swig. "All right, I'm ready."

Blood and bone fragments spray the wall of the restroom, looking thick like strawberry jam. Ryder targets a half-decomposed zombie near the outside of the group. His boots crunch over the decorative gravel, and a couple zombies turn their focus to him and away from the boys. The first zombie reaches for Ryder with chipped, dirty fingernails, and Ryder slams his gun across the zombie's head with a sickening crack. It drops to the ground, still and reeking of death.

he smiled. Nemiah was a bit pissed off. She decided to get up and called Namir. They walked along the riverside, watching the beautiful reflection of the moon in the calm water. She sat down, soaking her feet in the cold water. She closed her eyes and let her soul rest in the sound of the night. She smiled as she felt the smooth flow of the water and the sounds of the crickets played with symphony in her ears. Her brows furrowed when she heard an indistinct sound of something in pain. She listened carefully and she became certain it was a soft neigh of a horse. She opened her eyes and got up quickly.

Oh, you never fail to amaze me, Crimson. ⚘ little ⊹ lies ··································································································································

The sound of Zone’s boots echoed down the hallway as he stormed into the war room. I could see anger in his eyes. Ardan, Rachel, and I were huddled over maps and scouting reports, discussing strategies to secure the territory. “We have a problem,” Zone said as he tossed a worn scrap of fabric onto the table. I picked it up, frowning. The material was torn and dirty, reeking faintly of magic and rogue wolves. “What is this?” Ardan asked coldly as he straightened his back to face Zone.

I could feel it through the skin. He was right. The Park was breathing differently. A faint buzz at my ear, signal. The moment had come. Boris’ hard voice cracked over comms: “Go.” And then, movement everywhere. A wave rolling out from the outer Zones inward. I caught the first rush hitting Zone 4, violent precision, the Russians smashing through with no call-ahead. No light. No cue. Just force. A ripple ran through the dome pitch, bodies tensing, eyes darting left then forward again. My eyes caught Camille, running.

I didn't know what to say or do again to avoid another slap. "You have to go deliver the package now." He yelled and i scurried away. I'm dirty,hungry and I feel irritated. I saw the package which was lying on the center table in the living room. I picked it up and went outside. I streched and looked up in the sky. It was bright just like my Luna. I miss her so much and wish all of these hadn't happen. That evil witch killed my Luna and made me marry her and now her brother sees me as a delivery man.