Soma Erina Novels & Stories

She’d given everything to me inside. “Isa, are you okay?” Erina asked. “Can we have a medic over here! Someone will be here in a second, I swear.” She kept speaking, but I didn’t hear a single thing. My legs gave out and everything went black.

I hear the woman ask the girl. Interesting. Erina seems to be taking over my pack. Weapon handling trainer, interpack swimming champion and now catwalk model. ...Really interesting.

His eyes open but are empty. Jason’s throat closed. “Erina… what did you do?” Erina stood a few feet away, her chest rising and falling like she had run miles. Her fingers twitched, faint stripes of red light still pulsing through her veins from the wave of power that had just erupted from her. Her face was pale, but eerily composed; her eyes were hollow, and her lips were pressed tight, as if holding back something. Fear, fury, or satisfaction. Maybe all three.

If looks could kill, then Ejima was sure that she would have died from the diviner's gaze. White chalk lined the woman's dark eyes, the Dibia also had that gnostic aura about her. Her dark tattered hair blended with the cowries and the red shambles she called clothing. It was hard to tell if the woman’s body had ever tasted the grace of a warm shower. “I was about to go to your place,” Ejima said. She leaned away from the palm tree, confident that her feet were strong enough to hold her. “My bones are like the rivers of Vilari, I will need some medicine.”

Immediately after hearing the order, Erina rushed at me once more despite the previous blood ring that scared her. I dodged and threw Erina out, and her body slammed into the wall, her body suddenly shrinking. "Damned!" Violet gritted her teeth and took out a small black pill from her pocket, she exclaimed. "Erina!" Erina opened her mouth, and the pill fell into her mouth; soon, she was back to her original large and energetic form. 'That drug is so scary; I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it with my own eyes,' I said.

“Contains trace thallium mixed with valerian. It simulates what your mother was exposed to… in small, sub-lethal doses.” My throat tightens. “Drink the first,” Eryna says gently. “Breathe. Feel how your body reacts. Then, we begin the antidote.” I do as I’m told. The bitterness coats my tongue like ash. Within minutes, cold sweat breaks across my neck, and my heartbeat grows sluggish. Kira growls faintly inside me, irritated but not afraid. Eryna hands me crushed charcoal and a warm root blend to chew. The pressure in my chest eases.

ERIKA Erika watched Nigel teach her how to make Somaek with soju and beer and it was just adorable to look at. His love towards food and such details made it feel so genuine that she felt lost watching him. It was just so breezy and comfortable that time and rounds of drinks felt like they passed by in the blink of an eye. Glasses lined up and even though Erika could feel the daze hitting slowly, she didn't back down at all. He looked perfectly fine as they chatted away and laughed at particularly nothing. They realised that they were getting drunker, gradually, and it was a nice feeling.

I am Xerra, a superbeing from a remote galaxy far away from the Milky Way called Ciriculus. I live in this fourth-dimensional world called Aryan wherein everything is possible. Well… almost everything… I scanned the familiar domain I was in. I was surrounded by the green and blue giant trees that seemed to reach the still dark sky. I had always loved the relaxing smell of the leaves in the Aiglean Forest and the gentle touch of fresh mountain dews before the sun rises.

"I have a mat." Erina clawed a slash over my cheeks, splitting the skin while making my head jerk to the side. A loud scream passed through my throat as tears and blood blurred my vision. I tremble in fear, cowering away from Erina. "You ugly bitch. Why did he find you attractive?!" She yelled as she slashed my arm that was over my jaw. "I wondered how scared an omega needs to be to never be able to heal. I will make you unrecognizable. And if you dare heal, I guess my only solution is to kill you."

Erika’s jaw tightened, but she maintained her composure. Her discomfort eased when Diego introduced Sofia, the omega. The woman’s gentle demeanor was a balm, and she offered Erika a reassuring smile. “Hi, everyone,” Erika said, her voice steady despite her nerves. “It’s an honor to finally meet you.” Diego’s tone remained formal. “I think it’s about time you join our meetings. After all, you are the Luna.” Erika inclined her head. “Thank you. I’ll do my best for the pack.”