Sith Species Novels & Stories

"Our father spent twenty-five years building this empire from the ash of 'Operation Clean Sweep'. He didn't do it so his heir could lose his mind over a defective asset with a pretty hum." "She isn't just an asset," Silas hissed. "To the pack, she is," Astra said, her tone sharp as a scalpel. "She is a 'Rare Supernatural Species'. She is the frequency that will either save us or bury us. And you? You’re supposed to be the one holding the scalpel, not the one bleeding on the table." She reached out, her fingers catching the front of his shirt, pulling him down until they were eye-to-eye.

“How bad?” He took a breath before answering. “She was once a slave. To a sylph captain.” Arah’s eyes widened. “A slave? I thought sylphs and salamanders either killed their enemies outright or took them as prisoners of war.” Eitan gave a short, bitter laugh. “You truly have lost your memories, haven’t you?” he said. “Both our kinds have done unspeakable things to each other—only it’s not widely talked about, even within our own ranks.”

I gritted my teeth instantly. Sith must have seen that my defenses shot up more intensely than before. "I'm not your enemy, I want to help you but you should not play it this way," he said. Of course, he wanted me to play by his rules, forget about Him in my mind and accept that name. "I knew you would try to stop me. . . But I will not surrender to you," I said firmly. Sith tilted his head at me. "Who said that I was going to try?" He demanded.

"If you don't want the money, then what do you want?" Chad pointed at Morgan. "I want this man to take a walk with me!" Immediately, Yondu's face changed. Kenji stepped forward and yelled, "The audacity! He is Mr. Hinata's familiar!" Yondu said grimly, "I'm sorry. I can't allow that!" Immediately, Chad turned solemn and asked, "Familiar?" Familiars were spiritual beings used by Saffronesian sorcerers who employed spiritual methods. Its power was closely related to the sorcerer who controlled it.

"Well, your results are… interesting, to say the least. Have you heard the term aesir before?" I frowned. "Like the human myth?" "Yes. Though, they got a few things wrong. Aesir are a species of human we thought had long died out, honestly, but you are one." "What makes these… aesir so special?" Vasil sucked in a breath beside me. I glanced at him as Dr. Mountainheart continued. "Well, the closest species still alive are witches, though they were known to access their magic in a different way. We thought they had died out in the Moon Wars."

Sylvia said, looking at the television screen, shocking Francine, who was beside her, watching the program. “Phoenix? What did I miss? What Phoenix children?” Francine asked. “Oh, that’s right, Koran embodies the Phoenix race. She and Blake had two eggs inhabited by two spirits of the Phoenix Clan, Feng Huo and Feng Ling, who wanted to bring back their race. It would seem that they are about to hatch.” Sylvia explained casually. “Phoenix, actual Phoenix, out of the old stories. Next, you will tell me there are dragons as well.” Francine said jokingly.

The innumerable drakes and wyverns he had faced in the past seemed like ants in comparison to that dragon. "It isn't a true dragon. This is what is known as a spirit body. This discussion can be continued if everyone has achieved the S-rank." Ifrit glanced at the massive crater in front of him. Everything that had been there only a moment ago—the earth, the trees, everything—had vanished. That demon's devastating might was unrivalled. "Spirit body? We now know that S-ranks are the only ones who can possess them. and it is this that distinguishes them from the competition."

Ssilithiss aquatic beings, who were one of the planets that would be close to extinction. If they don't resolve this, for a little while, in addition to hunger, war would arise, in addition to war, invasions and slavery would arise, so that in the end, extinction. - To be clear, Lord Kurayami. - He said. - We offer our alliance if the lord, fulfill part of the agreement. – Sondrasis said, that was a Ssilithiss. The Gordanians ruled with authority and military leadership, at least eons ago...

He pauses and sighs. “Then?” Charlotte pushes him to answer. “Then, around some eighty years back, a myth started circulating. Now, I don’t know anymore if it’s a myth or not..but… the myth was that a new species has been found. A human that could turn into any supernatural species. There was no proof that such a species existed, or if there was one it never came to light, but the council members of the Supernaturals Committee believed it to be true. So, instead of finding a new name for the species, they termed it as ‘therian’ since it wasn’t in use anymore. So, now, the term ‘therians’ means someone who can turn into any supernatural species.” Daniel finishes with a sigh.

Not that it mattered much, since none of the species encountered up to that point had a navy that could challenge his. Androlopus have the Thraki equivalent of a sigh. If this was an improvement over roaming the stars, the advantage was lost on him. All, well, annoying though they were, there was some comfort in knowing that most, if not all, of the factious aliens would be eliminated by the Shem.