Satella Re Zero Novels & Stories

Once everything was in order, I gathered every gift Jasper had ever given me and burned them all. Under cover of darkness, I took my son in my arms and boarded the next flight out of the country. The following day, the banquet hall was full of guests who were here for the celebration, but there was no sign of me anywhere. Jasper called my phone over and over again, but every call went straight to voicemail. Panic crept in. Something felt very wrong. He raced home but found nothing on the nightstand but a single note. 'The Gamma homeworld has summoned me back to my planet. I'm taking the kid and ditching the dad. Don't miss me. Don't wait up.'

Chapter 198: The Sky-Fall Protocol The warning didn't come from Vance’s console or the ship’s dying sirens. It came from the stars themselves. The bruised violet sky above Lagos-Aethelgard suddenly turned a blinding, clinical white as six distinct orbital nodes ignited in the upper atmosphere. The offshore cartels had officially given up on asset recovery. They weren't trying to reclaim their investment anymore; they were cleansing the ledger with kinetic rods of solid tungsten falling from the satellite arrays at Mach ten.

Felicity replied while slightly turning her head towards Lucia now. Lucia nodded her head slowly, before finally releasing the embrace of her right hand from Felicity's shoulder. "This is my car. Come on." Lucia walked over to the black SUV that was in front of them now. She unlocked it, and got into the car. Similarly, Felicity got into Lucia's black SUV as well.

he said while I rolled my eyes. Xandrios looked ill at ease. “Cerelia can handle this, bro.” The team rushed in and I smiled to see Alpha Zephyrus searching for the number of Stellar Genius Society. “Do you want their number, Alpha? It’s 8-907-356-1215. Oh, you can ask them if they know Cerelia Belmont. That’s me.”

Giselle, her expression unreadable, simply stared at him. His outburst only solidified her resolve. With a swift, powerful kick, she sent him sprawling onto the plush carpet. "I said no," she repeated, her voice sharp as shattered glass. "And now, you're blocked. You won't be able to book me again. Ever." Her eyes, narrowed slits of icy fury, held his gaze. "And don't even think about trying to keep me here against my will. I have plenty of other Alphas who'd be more than happy to deal with your… inadequacies."

Cattleya prompted her, “Get in the car. Fast!” She hardly closed the car door when Cattleya shifted the gears, brutally reversing the car in a curve, making the tyres screech before hitting the gas pedal. The engine roared fiercely, the Bugatti Chiron accelerating furiously, reaching a phenomenal 100kph in mere seconds. “Seatbelt, love.” Selena buckled her seatbelt, downright scared. She clasped her phone, calling Cassandra and she wasn’t answering. She swallowed hard, trying again and again, her tears blurring her eyes, as she exclaimed amidst the noise engine, “Why isn’t she picking up?”

Elias roared as he knew she would be asking another question if he did not put an end to this conversation. "I'm the Luna and you have to obey me or you'll be punished for disobedience, you think I'm weak because I'm a woman. I'm the Luna of this pack so accord me with respect, I deserve it" Reyna roars as Elias cackles; "You want to punish me?"

He walked over to my side of the table. “Let’s just be together, you and me. For just one night, and then tomorrow, everything can go back to normal.” I smiled as I took his hands. “That sounds lovely.” His bright smile returned. “There’s a small gate at a corner of the fence, it's forgotten and unguarded, on the other side is the most beautiful view of the black sea you could ever see.” “Are you sure it’s safe?” his smile wavered briefly, and he placed his hands on my shoulders. “You are my Luna, I would never let anything happen to you.”

Ren moved ahead, a shadow among shadows, clearing the floors of any automated sentries Elena had left behind. ​On the 90th floor, the shaft ended. They emerged into the Server Core, a cathedral of humming processors and liquid-cooling pipes. In the center of the room, Elena was waiting. ​She wasn't shifted, but she wasn't human either. Her skin was the color of charcoal, and her hair flowed behind her like smoke. She was plugged directly into the main server bank, dozens of silver cables snaking into the ports at the base of her skull. ​"The children return to the hearth," Elena said, her voice echoing through the server's speakers. "But you’re too late. The saturation is at 98%. The world i

Daniel blinked. “What?” Leo pointed at the screen. The satellite grid was enormous. Thousands of connections. Even for Leo— It was massive. Inside the vault Marcus cracked his knuckles. “Now the real game begins.” Zero began typing silently. Leo took a breath. Then placed his hands back on the keyboard. The satellites began moving across the digital sky. Three strategists fighting for control of space. Inside the penthouse Daniel whispered, “I really hope the kid’s good at astronomy.” Leo smiled slightly.