Sonic Unleashed Last Boss Novels & Stories

Then—just as Sebastian stepped through the Hartwell gates—he ran straight into Vivian, who'd been waiting impatiently for Nathan and Nathan Jr. And in that moment, the system's cold, mechanical voice echoed in my mind: [Mission complete. Transmission initiating now.] A blinding white light flashed, and my soul vanished from this world without a trace. Sebastian's body went rigid. His eyes reddened without warning. "After everything," he whispered, "you still wouldn't give me a chance." He shoved past the stunned Vivian and walked away, never looking back. Vivian barely had time to process the shock of seeing my corpse—before she found herself staring into Nathan's bloodshot, terrifying eyes.

Collapsed against it. My phone buzzed. Sir. You did wonderfully. I watched you hold yourself together. Felt your struggle through the screen. I'm proud of you, Velvet. Through the screen? What do you mean, through the screen? A pause. Then: Tonight. Midnight. I'll explain everything. The phone buzzed again. A separate message. And Velvet? Whatever you hear tonight... remember that everything I've done has been for you. For us. Even if it doesn't seem that way at first.

"The coronation is tomorrow. No more games." He was about to open the door when a frantic banging started. "Alpha! Alpha!" It was Marcus's voice, shaking with terror. "We just got a report… The Luna was caught in a silver bomb explosion after the Blessing Ceremony… there was nothing left of her." Alaric’s world went silent. A raw, animalistic roar tore from his throat—his wolf’s cry of agony—as his entire world shattered. "What did you say?!"

His voice cracking, he said, "My wish… is for you to get your revenge—for all traitors to fall into the abyss!" His eyes were ablaze with determination, as he clearly believed that sucking up to the Final Boss was the key to his survival. Since the Boss died from torment, he would be set on revenge. The logic certainly checked out, but there was only silence. Seconds later, Morpheus spoke, his voice eerily calm. "You believe I need your blessing?" "What—" Julian was taken aback, even as black tendrils shot out of the ground and wrapped around him in a split second.

Alexis could only think of one thing: How much he loved Luka and how he wanted to love him in that same way for the whole night. However, Alexis knew that his time with the omega was beginning to come to an end, as through the window of his room, he could see the night begin to lighten and the sun appeared on the horizon in the distance. It was dawning, and his night of uncontrolled love to his omega, unfortunately, had to end... with all the pain in his heart, Alexis knew that this was the last round of love they were both going to give each other. So deciding to enjoy that last time as the best, Alexis concentrated on making his lunges fast and hard, concentrating on rubbing the younger on

Beta James said and smiled. “Why are you telling us all of this? And how is the baby able to give Rain visions?” Tony asked. “Because he’s apart of the Ultima Alpha legacy, the strongest alpha that has ever existed. Legends say the Ultima Alpha will be able to control all wolves from all packs. Rain’s mother asked me to warn you about your father Tony,” Beta James told him. “What about my father?” Tony asked with caution. “He will try to eliminate your son. He will never approve of Rain. And once he finds out she is my daughter, he will try and kill her as well.”Beta James explained.

"What are they doing here?!" Nerissa looked at Illac furiously and walked towards him. She was battle-ready the moment she saw Elliot and Lucas behind Illac and Lorcan. The sun is about to set and they are getting ready, Illac has already informed Elliot and Lucas about the truce he made together with Solana's betas and Azazel's daughter, which turned out to make more sense to the both of them since Illac has got nothing to do with Solana in the first place.

Then another. The pack began to unravel, not in chaos but in silence. They peeled away from the circle in uneven clusters, footsteps dull against the ground, the rustle of bodies fading into the trees. None dared speak. None dared look too long at either of them—Alpha or Luna. Their silence said enough. They had witnessed a battle, not with claws or blood, but with words. And in the unspoken tally, Nicole had landed the final strike.

“Mum, I can feel you, I know I love you. So there's no way I'm lost. I'm here with you.” “I wish you could see the person she has turned you into. I can't even recognise you as my son anymore,” she sniffled, turning her eyes away from mine. “Mum, Celine is the one that will save my empire. She's the salvation you've been telling me about.” She shook her head in disappointment, a gloomy look written all over her face. “You're not getting the picture, Damien. She's using you, and it might be too late when you realise this.”

But my parents died five years ago already. I came back to my senses when Enzo tried to pull me by the wrist again, but in anger I pulled back my arm and slapped him hard. He was annoyed and was about to hurt me when Dave and Hayes came to stop him. "What the hell?!" Enzo shouted looking at me. "How dare you—" "How dare you throw away the bracelet my parents gave me?!" I shouted back. He snorted. "Then ask another from them baby girl" "Why don't you do it yourself since you're the one who threw it away?! Ask my parents and follow them 6ft under the ground!" I shouted and walked to the tall grass to search.