Sailor Mercury Ami Novels & Stories

In fact, she had always listened to his council and respected it. Now, he was utterly convinced that the cores had changed all of them. His sister, especially. After all, she had spent the most time in a Promethean Merge thus far. Hundreds of hours, no doubt. “Yes, Admiral.” Satisfied, the Admiral walked back to the command chair and turned back towards the comms. “Pilots,” she said. “Continue your maneuvers.” ~ “Ah, please just drop me off here,” said Merlin. The hopper that the six of them were riding in moved off to the side and eased into a stop.

Lyle did anything else strange happen to you recently?" She looked at him and watched his expression. "You mean besides all the unusual things that you can do that I have experienced. No, not that I can think of." Amaris bit her lip and nodded. "What is it that you are not telling me Amaris?" Lyle gave her a quick look. His face was very serious. Amaris took a deep breath. "I figured out how my powers work Lyle. That is what the whole thing with Alexis was about." She stopped there for a minute. Lyle looked at her waiting for more. When nothing else came, "I figured that from your statement back there." He said without looking at her. Amaris continued on. "I believe our tempo

Not to mention the fact that if I understood my brother's note correctly, he may know something about, or even be an accomplice to, Axel's abuse. "It's a pleasure to meet you, Amaris," the Alpha says, grinning at me. Then, his eyes go to his son. At Kenton's nod, he turns to the people of his pack. I Look from the two men before me, then turn my attention to the men and women who are standing before the three of us, trepidation creeping in as I watch them lower their heads at the three of us as if I'm someone important to them along with the two men standing next to me. "Everyone, I would like to introduce to you Kenton's mate and the future Luna of our pack, Amaris Redding."

Chapter 57: The Mercury Siege The "Mercury Men" didn't move like humans. They moved like glitches in reality—their limbs elongating and snapping back into place with a sickening, metallic squelch. They were the physical manifestation of Julian’s "Update," the bridge between flesh and code. Jade felt the violet pulse behind her eye spike into a blinding throb. The clinic’s basement was no longer a room to her; it was a wireframe of heat signatures, electrical conduits, and lethal vectors.

Aramide whispered in a low tone as she put the glass of whiskey that she had been holding down. “I’ve got some info on what happened to Mercedes.” Aramide perked up at that, her forehead creased as she anticipated the bad news. “So, was it bola?” She asked in a monotone voice. “Yes,” Efrain responded. “I knew it! I knew that Witch was up to something!” Aramide spat and turned around, almost as if she was trying to hide her expressions from Efrain. She was just so fed up and tired of it all. “that’s not all though-“

I usher. Amelia walked in with a slight smile on her lips. She's one of the workers in the penthouse. "You look beautiful Luna," She says her eyes gleaming. I blushed, "Thank you, Amelia." She nods, "The driver is here" she announces making my heart drop. "Alright I'll be down in a bit" I answer my hands already getting sweaty. I bit my lower lip feeling anxious. I couldn't explain how I was feeling at the moment but it sure was making my stomach churn with panic.