Sollux Captor Novels & Stories

An obsidian stone is inside my seal, and the guards fall over themselves to let us inside once they know who I am. The wall is ridiculously tall, made of thick, reinforced steel. I crane my neck back, move my hair back to see it all. The portly guard pulls a lever, and a portion of it lowers. Clunky and groaning, the ice flys out, the gate forcing its way open. The gate lowers completely, warm water slowly trickles out, and the inside of Estate Eclipse is steaming. I grab onto Dante and he helps me past the blocks of ice until we cross the other side of the gate.

The Gods are involved. “Our plan is sound. The girl will be captured and separated from her mate. She shouldn’t suspect anything, an injection of wolfsbane and silver should do the trick. With her wolf suppressed she shouldn’t be able to use any of her supernatural powers, nor change into her wolf. Are you still intending to make good on your promise?” He asked me with a questioning tone. He was confident in his plan.

“They’re trying to claim the sword.” The lead figure stood, turning to face them. Their hood fell back, revealing a face Elara recognized—the hunter leader from the Northern Wastes, his eyes now solid black, his skin marked with void runes. “Voss,” he said, his voice distorted by magic. “We meet again. Though this time, you won’t stop us. The void will have its revenge.” He lunged, his shadow magic tearing through two worshippers, but they kept chanting, and the sword’s glow dimmed, as if being drained. Ellie’s silver fire flared, purging the void magic from a nearby worshipper, but more stepped forward, their hands raised.

He touches the screen quickly and the announcer begins to speak and move down the line. "Captain Terrax will be fighting a Latroot...Commander Saz will be fighting a Mangog...Commander Fornis will be fighting a Bunte...Captian Het will be fighting a Zobilo...Captain Cailan will be fighting a Balsig," the announcer says so quickly I stop breathing so I can hear him properly.

" THE SOLARIUM The solarium was a jungle trapped in a glass box. It was humid, smelling of orchids and damp earth. We set up a base camp in the center, clearing away some wicker furniture to make a space for Leo on the stone pavers. He sat cross-legged, surrounded by ferns. He looked like a small, nuclear Buddha. Wulfric sat on a bench nearby, massaging his aching knees. "The boy is full," Wulfric observed. "He drank from the Star Core. Now he must digest. It takes time to convert raw plasma into spiritual energy." "And until he digests?" I asked, pacing the perimeter. "Until then, he is a walking lightning rod," Wulfric said. "Do not let him sneeze." Kai walked in, holding a tablet. "We hav

"These rogues, they're not the ones who attacked our pack. What makes you so sure they'll cooperate?" I chuckled. "Oh, they may not have been the ones to attack, but they know the ones who did." I paused, letting my gaze drift to the horizon. "The captive in our cells? He was from their little... community. Grew up there, in fact." Hunter's brow furrowed, the little scar on his brow more pronounced in the morning light. "And that's enough?"

“She’s my mate, Callum.” “What?” he breathed. I looked back at her. She was barely conscious, slumped against the cold wall. She looked so frail and underfed. Her breathing was shallow and uneven. I wanted to hold her. To shield her and tear apart anyone who had laid a hand on her. “Open this cell before I break it down myself,” I growled. And I could. I was an Obsidian wolf, one of the most powerful wolves alive. If they refused, I would rip the bars out of the stone and use them to crush their heads.

Feeling uneasy, I nodded briskly before I asked how my friend was as I dragged my chains out of his office. “She is resting,” Nikolai asserted roughly. Exhaling my relief I licked my lips as I peeked up at him. “So all the comets hitting were a false flag to capture humans?” I asked nonchalantly. His brow rose as he studied my face momentarily until he growled firmly, “Yes, we sell them for blood slaves to others who need them while some are kept by those who capture them.” Startled by his bluntness I continued my questioning. “Is the government also involved and why kill the older ones?”

“We like to get paid, so thought it’d be good to come back alive” “Let me see the bot first” Sol quickly grabs the suitcase from the back and opens it up. She attaches a camera extension to her comm implant showing the machine to her benefactor. “Turn it around” Sol picks up the bot and turns it on its back, Linda doesn’t say much for nearly a minute as she stares blankly at the machine. “Same place where we met. Good job Freelancer”

Anyone who tried to escape were killed instantly by Azrella, even though she hated to do it, it was her job and she would do anything to make her husband, who she loved happy. Inside Karzam was just as scary as the outside of it, hooded blue ghosts that looked like Dementors called Annihilators, sucked the life from their victims. The place had a green tiled floor filled with cages with electrical bars, the cages are in a dark rooms with no light to speak of, as a matter of fact the place had no windows at all for fear that Solarians could use the sun to revolt. Karzam was most harmful to Solarians, because of their obvious power limitation.