Shifter God 소설 & 이야기

He wasn't heavy enough to crack the stone beneath his feet anymore, but he was fast enough to shatter the air itself. "They are too fast," I murmured, my Architect’s mind instantly analyzing the tactical shift. "Before, the Vanguard fought like an avalanche. Now, they fight like lightning." "Elias is restructuring the entire pack," Elara confirmed, joining me at the window. "The Sovereign says the Lunar Shift requires almost zero caloric exertion. Because they aren't fighting gravity to move their mass, they don't tire out. They could run from Aethelgard to the Jagged Coast in an hour without stopping."

Even though he tried to move his core so it wouldn't be slashed, in his current position, how could he protect his core? "Destroy it!" The war god's hand quickly pounced on the stone giant's core and, with a strong grip, crushed it into pieces. Thus, no giant could rise again after the destruction of its core. Now, around Xiao Chen, there was no life left, only the corpses of monsters lying in the room, the smell of blood, and Xiao Chen's gaze fixed on the large door in front of him.

What else is new”, Luna replied with her usual level of light hearted ness. ”What does all this mean?”, Rey asked. ”The power of the shifters is a power that came from another world, it came to our world from the realm of the gods. Different God’s granted different powers to humans eons ago but some of the powers corrupted human nature and often led to unspeakable horrors”, the high mage said as she added a dramatic pause which only increased the tension in the air. “But humanity through it’s sheer resilience and will was able to push past it and banish the twisted creatures away from this realm”

After the war between humans and shifters, an alliance was formed to keep the peace. The price? Daughters of the human nobility had to choose a shifter as their mate. The first half-blood born from this union would become the new ruler, ensuring that peace would last. As the eldest daughter of the Morrison family, I was the first to be chosen. But right after I chose the wolf Alpha, Calvin, I saw a vision on our engagement day. Because I failed to conceive after six months, Calvin locked me in a cage, determined to use me as a vessel for his pure bloodline. After I finally gave birth to the prophesied hybrid, my sister, Trina, appeared, claiming she wanted to take care of me. But the truth

’’ A familiar voice said behind her, and she turned to see Leywin. The expression on his face wasn’t as friendly as it had been a while back, but at least he was not angry either. That counted for something, Shira thought to herself. ‘’Vivarium – goddess of the shapeshifters. Is it not sone kind of blasphemy to name your horse after a shapeshifters goddess – it should be treason perhaps.’’ She said eagerly, trying to make conversation. She desperately wanted a friend, someone who did not look at her with scorn or mockery in his eyes.

“ well you see I didn’t shift that turned the whole pack against me “ I finished “ why would they not being able to shift is a down side but it has an up side to “ she said , I don’t know what she is talking about but I know to well what they do to those that don’t shift in our pack . “ I don’t know what the upside of it is but in our pack the ones that cant shift are killed “ I told her the truth “ what! No wonder thus place is like a shit hole, your alpha knows about this ?” “ What do you knows about this ?” I asked confused. “ well, every so decades non shifters are born to take their rightful place among the gods ... but even in those legends there are more powerful once.” She explained.

I blink at his words as he growls at me and I growl back. “You are playing god with her species?” he laughs at my accusation when he steps closer to me and I stay still. “She has played God, judge, jury, and executioner to millions of humans all over the world. If anything, she has played God with her people. Poseidon was wrong to allow her to kill them as she saw fit. Not only that, but without even knowing Gaia, she has executed more shifters than anything. Shifters who hold DNA of ancient lines, my people.” He roars at me, his chest heaving, and I nod my head. I understand it now.

“I did not accept this.” The words tore out of me as the ancient failsafe burned brighter around my name. The light did not blind me. It weighed on me. Kieran’s hand was still wrapped around my arm. His grip was firm, protective, almost desperate. “Then refuse it,” he said quickly. “Push it away.” “I am trying.” The newborn god stood across from us, calm but intense. “You cannot refuse a structural shift with emotion,” he said. I glared at him. “Then tell me how.”

He paid her no mind and began to speak. “It has come to my attention that a shifter has indeed proven himself to be a great threat to our kind. I must warn you, the actions that had taken place just hours ago are disturbing to hear, but it is necessary to understand the entire situation. His mere presence even being earthbound is a threat to half-blood Gods, and maybe even full blooded low-level Gods as well.”

Oh how she loved sweet sarcasm, a girl's best friend in any fight. Sheng's lip drew into a tight line. "No. And I didn't technically fire that Chris guy. I just didn't want to hire him. I have had another shifter in." An old guy with a belly to outshine most pregnant women. "And I'm expecting his quote any time. I've also got a line on a few humans." Her lip curled. "Humans? Really? And how are you going to explain you want a scratching post?" "I'll figure something out," he mumbled.