Siege Bakugan Novels & Stories

Lynnek looked around. At Miguel. At Kael. At Evelyn. At the Shadow King. She realized something terrifying. For the first time... Their survival depended on people who had been enemies only hours before. Outside, the first siege engines rolled into position. The battle for the Moonfang throne was about to begin. End of Chapter Twenty-Nine

I screamed, shielding the twins with my own body as the silver rain began to hiss against our armor. ​The real siege of the Seventh Peak had begun, and the mountain itself was our primary enemy. We were climbing into the throat of a god that wanted to choke us out.

Rage sat at the helm, his face a mask of stone. "She’s playing us," Sabizina said. "She’s setting us up for a confrontation with this 'Legion' so she can see how the twins react to stress." "I know," Rage said, his hands tight on the controls. "But she gave us the key. And in Davao, the one with the key to the grid wins." He looked at the twins, then at his wife. "We aren't going to Baguio," Rage said. "And we aren't going to the 'Ghost-Site'."

"It’s the command hub for the entire Eastern Hemisphere. If we take that down, the Resistance has a fighting chance." ​"The pack is ready," Leo said, looking out at the gathered shifters and humans. ​The Siege of the Citadel ​The mission was a suicide run. The Vanes and the Resistance forces moved through the shadows of the Neo-Tokyo ruins, using the Silverwood sap to bypass the Lunar scanners. The city was a ghost of its former self, draped in violet vines and guarded by hovering Lunar drones that looked like skeletal jellyfish.

Even if her father hadn’t told her the truth of the history of the Dragon Moon festival, these people seemed to know and were eager to see Beelzanborg fall and the dragons restored to power. Before her, a mass of dragons came into view, many of them with human warriors on their backs, using bows and arrows to hit their targets as the fire from the dragons lit Beelzanborg troops and weapons on fire. The dragons swooped low to hit their targets and then flew around in a circle to come back in for another go. On the ground and even atop the castle there were hand-to-hand battles going on. Nya tried to find Slate but didn’t see him from this distance. As they closed in, she did spot Gavin, atop

“Ah. Yes? Did you say anything?“ I didn't have the chance to answer him. After all, I have no idea why I am not feeling well. It was as if… there was something wrong… If I remember correctly… the moment that Migo's adventure starts is when he first kills a monster. By there, his leveling up would start. As for Saypher… he can see the bar notifications and settings but he just didn't mind it since he was so immersed in him killing dinosaurs. ”What is really happening in this world…“ Migo asked in confusion as he saw the changes in the sky and the water. IKINOBIRU. The game where many things happened. It shows an adventure that makes users experience all the things that happened and might hap

lit up with red warnings. "Status," I barked, walking in. "They've made landfall," a comms officer reported, her voice shaking. "The Southern Coast. The Bone Fleet... it didn't stop at the water. The ships... they walked." "They what?" Kai asked. "Show me," Leo ordered. The screen flickered to life. It showed the coastline of the old Crescent Moon territory. The massive white citadels, the floating fortresses the Architect had brought, had reached the shore. But they didn't run aground. Massive legs, made of hundreds of thousands of fused bones, unfolded from the hulls. The citadels stood up. They looked like colossal, white crabs the size of skyscrapers. They began to march inland. Crushin