Shepard X Tali Novels & Stories

“With no message, and no protection. Redmoon had to reorganize, and I took responsibility. The people needed strength, not questions, so Xander did what was right.” “I wrote,” I said, my voice shaking. “I sent word. There’s a ball, Xavier sent the invitation….” “No letter reached us.” Talia shook her head in disgust. “But your name was whispered, that you ran off with Xavier Blackwater. That you betrayed us.” “That’s not …” I started, but the guards were already closing in. “Let her speak.”Talia raised a hand, and the guards paused, reluctantly. “I came back to help,” I let out again. “To make things right.”

"Change the keypad codes on every door. Restrict the gear room to management only. Nobody touches Athena’s skates. Nobody touches her gear. You check everything she wears before she steps on that ice." "Done." Talia grabbed the broken blade back. "What are you going to do?" "I’m going to find the leak."

She looked around the age of 23, and when she turned to us, I noticed her eyes. They were different colors. Her right was blue while her left was brown. “Alpha, welcome,” She bowed slightly and turned her attention to me. A smile settled on her lips instantly. “You must be the new one,” She walked forward and placed her hand out. “I’m Talia, nice to meet you.” I hesitantly took her hand, shaking it. “Cana,” “I know.” She turned her attention back to Zane and asked. “She’s the one I’d be training?”

Tara didn't want to continue making a fool of herself and embarrassed after drooling over Xavier's handsom body and masculinity “ Are you sure? ” Xavier asked again « Liar » “ yes yes come on ” Tara marched at the sword area and picked one, then she went to the centre and waited for him Xavier was shocked by her confidence and everyone else was shocked by her confidence and mesmerized by her beauty, she was a full package , a beautiful Goddess of war. Xavier marched towards her and they started sparring. Xavier was holding back and Tara was doing her best. Tara moved like water, swift flowing and unpredictable. She was skilled very skilled and she showed her talent there, all the soldiers we

That’s when she knew: **The Reaper was already inside. --- The heart-chamber was quiet. Soft. Cold. The crown lay on its pedestal — untouched. And **Talia** stood beside it. Her braid was perfect. Her face calm. But the knife in her hand was unmistakable — obsidian-steel from the Hollow Court’s deepest vaults. Seraphine stepped in slowly. “Talia,” she said softly. The girl turned. And smiled. “Not quite.” --- For a heartbeat, Seraphine couldn’t move.

But I know if anyone can take these people down it’s her. I always worked the morning shift from eight till twelve. Then I spend the rest of the day with Talia. While Alicia likes to sleep in a little later and wakes up at ten and gets to work at twelve when I’m leaving. She comes back at four. Her and Talia cook dinner. I'm not much of a cook but I’m good at making the table and cleaning up. So Alicia and I just make up for each other’s lack. From twelve to three Talia and I train. I spend an hour with her on combat training, an hour on her special ability training and we spend an hour doing separate practice. I am now in the best shape I’ve ever been. I learned that Talia can boost my phys

I told Falcon about the conversation I just had with James, and what he expected of me. “You’re screwed,” Falcon said, and laughed as I drove home. I parked the Jeep and looked at Falcon as we got out of the car. “Just don’t do anything stupid with Tala. You should know Levi’s her dad,” I said, and he looked almost afraid. “Shit. Really?” I had to smile. “Really. Tala is the only female badass of this pack, and the only daughter of Levi Sinclair.” Falcon dragged his hands through his hair. “Okay, we’re both screwed. You were right.”

His tattoos curled up his neck and under his ear like smoke. Beside him was Felix, leaner, wiry, with a mop of dark hair and scars on his knuckles that told enough stories on their own. Felix was quieter, but he had a gift for slipping through digital and physical security alike. If Reid was the tracker, Felix was the ghost.

But her stance is similar—weight settled, hands loose by her sides, like she knows exactly how fast she can move if she needs to. “Is it lethal?” I ask, jerking my chin toward the fence. “For a person?” she says. “No. For your pride? Possibly.” She walks toward me, slow. “Hi,” she says. “I’m Talia. Perimeter team. You must be the siren.” “I thought I was the bard,” I say. “Depends who you ask,” she replies. “Kael called you ‘the girl who sings his ghosts.’ Jace called you ‘the artist our enemies are obsessed with.’ Bianca calls you ‘the one who doesn’t eat enough.’”