Sanghelios Halo Novels & Stories

"And one day, I presented her with the ring you wear, He looked at it. The top of it holding the yellow stone glittered, Xander saying,"As we maintain Order, every new Don of Carnefecina gets the tattoo of all nine planets on their back. A sign of balance. Perfection. Something beautiful from chaos, but every Don that rules, is given two things. A ring called Halo that reminds one of the Sun, to show their power over other things and the other, a crescent moon with a star, to be given to who the Don keeps higher than themselves. In other words, if there's a life or death situation, also called Venus bearer's life would be put first before the Don himself,"

“Let’s fix that then.” Again his body is outlined in energy, and this time I’m not just seeing it for a brief second. Lyros has a halo of energy, like an angel’s. But where Angels have a single Halo, Lyros has two. He has one that hovers just above his head, a blue ring of light that dances with flames of every shade and color, then there’s another halo that outlines his body. It casts a glow to the shoulders of his back and it outlines the powerful planes of his arms, and like the halo resting atop his head, this also dances with flames.

I felt an unfamiliar feeling that began in the pit of my stomach before spreading throughout my body. "Rina, you have to listen to us right now," Arion tried, his voice thick with worry. I lifted my head to look at him. "Rina, please, you have to calm down," Arion begged. I looked at my hands, the strange glow that had been in my eyes when Sheila's mother had insulted me earlier had spread and was now engulfing my entire body. I looked into the worried eyes of my mates. I sucked in a deep breath before slowly releasing it. As I continued to breathe, the glow began dissipating. I concentrated on the feel of my mates holding me and before long, I was not glowing anymore.

Amara opened her eyes again and got shocked on what she witnessed. It was Helios. He's choking the snake with his bare hands until it's not breathing anymore. But that's not the thing that made her shock. It's because she saw his eyes turn into deep color red and he also got sharp fangs! And then she thought that her life is more dangerous with this man around than the snake that is ready to attack her awhile ago. HELIOS caught many fishes and he feel delighted. That means Amara will be happy to eat these fishes once they're cooked. The fishes are still fresh because they are still jumping on the net where he placed them.

"It is not common knowledge, but the halo was made to be carried by a Luna, not a crystal. However, the generation of Lunas that followed the creation of the halo had no one fit enough to carry it, so it was never carried by a Luna." "The Lunas who can carry the halo are referred to as True Lunas; they are said to possess the power of the goddess and are created solely for the protection of the goddess' creations. These people are referred to as being half-vanity. The halo, as you all know, was made by our ancestors with an actual fragment from the goddess' halo, which made it impossible for it to be carried by just anyone," he explained. "Are you saying the Luna is carrying the halo? From w

A futuristic design, as lethal as it is beautiful. Calum whistles. Calum Beauchamp: Should I send word to the mainland, Your Grace? Halo Noel: Not until those girls are on a plane to Arlingfell, Mr Beauchamp. In one Swift movement, Halo holsters the rifle behind him. The magnetic mechanism whirs dimly, and the perforated muzzle glows a bright blue then darkens. Halo turns to the right of the cabin, where the emergency exit blinks. Calum checks his own tech gauntlet, eyes scanning the numbers.

He stood behind Leo, who had taken the manual driver's controls. "Push us to the perimeter edge," Ren commanded. The massive siege tank ground forward, crossing the final two blocks of the Neon Square, coming to a halt exactly five hundred yards from the towering, shielded base of the Apex Spire. Through the viewport, they could see the Aegis Halo. It was a wall of crackling, superheated blue plasma that completely enclosed the base of the tower. On either side of the massive, sealed plasteel front doors were two heavily fortified, concrete sub-stations.

A mate mark. “I’m happy for you,” Lydia said. Thalia smiled. “I’m happy too. And Knox… he’s a good guy. I’ve seen how you two look at each other.” Lydia smiled faintly. “Yeah, I guess so.” Thalia pulled out a necklace. The pendant was a woman’s head with snakes for hair—Medusa. It looked golden, but it felt alive. “This is my parting gift,” Thalia said, placing it around Lydia’s neck. “I can’t say goodbye at the garage—it’ll break me. So remember me until we meet again.”

My heart pounded in my chest. "Blast it!" Martin swore. I saw his mech step behind an upended building, taking cover. "That was a shot from a helios laser!" Just when I thought we had seen all Axion had to offer they had brought out the big guns. Like some terrible magnifying glass, the massive helios laser refracted and accelerated light particles to unfathomable speeds, pummeling its unfortunate target with a beam of burning sunlight. It was easily ten times the size of the Xiezhi's lasers. Fortunately for everyone who didn't own one, it also took a long time to recharge without exposure to direct sunlight.

While I nodded slowly, accepting her proposal, a general cleared his throat, his gaze lingering on Halo and I, “we're still in the middle of a meeting, my lord.” “I only want to borrow him for a few minutes, sir.” Halo said politely, her shoulders relaxed and back straight. She was confident, smart, beautiful, everything a father would ask for in his daughter. She was Felza's, but I've prayed so hard to the moon goddess to make her mine. Felza kept on rejecting my proposal, but with Halo growing fond of me, how long would she be able to say no? Just because of her, she might have to give in eventually.