Soul Eater Soul Resonance Novels & Stories

After cleaning my teeth and plugging my phone by the nightstand, I climb into bed with my laptop. It boots up, rather slowly, then I go straight to the browser. Ignoring the 60+ tabs I have pulled up already, I open a new one. Then, I type "The Dark Duo Blue Channels" into the search bar. I want to know who owns Crescent supermarket - because it seems like it's him the Dark Duo have a problem with - and any information on why these guys razed the place to the ground, and why they risked getting caught by getting everyone out of there first.

Sora’s muscles seized, and he collapsed onto Aidan, his body twitching uncontrollably. Aidan shoved Sora off and stood up. He wiped the blood from his face with his sleeve and kicked Sora in the ribs. Sora rolled across the wet floor, gasping for air that felt like liquid lead. "Your frequency is your strength, but it is also your leash," Aidan said, walking toward a console. "I programmed the resonance. I own the signal."

“Good. You listened. You’ll need the mobility.” Seren crossed her arms, trying to hide the tremor in her hands. “So, how does this Resonance thing work? Do we hold hands and chant? Stare into each other’s eyes?” “We drown you,” Kael said calmly. Seren blinked. “Excuse me?”

It was a piece of the Iron Peaks Battery-the very energy source Elara had thought she destroyed. The Resonance Parasite Kael felt a wave of nausea. "They're using our own power to run their machines? How is that possible?" "It's not just powering them," Elara said, her hand starting to glow with a diagnostic amber light. "It's a Resonance Parasite. This unit didn't come here to kill us. It came to record us." She tapped a hidden sensor behind the unit's ear, and a holographic projector flickered to life. The air in the hall filled with scrolling lines of violet code-the exact frequency of the Soul-Binding she had performed just an hour earlier.

I hesitated. Kael tensed. “I felt…” The word stuck, thick and strange. “Recognition.” Kael’s hands curled into fists. “Like the ice was a mirror,” I whispered. “And something under it had been waiting for me to look.” Lira stared at me like she saw both salvation and doom in my face. “The Echo reacts to resonance. If you recognized something… it means the Well didn’t just call to you tonight.” “What does that mean?” Kael demanded.

It was unlike the panic his soulmate had experienced on the bus where Kai had first comforted him. In that situation, he had been speaking through their connection, sure, but he had still been present in his room, unaware of his surroundings. There was something different stronger, like almost their connection had been manifested into something else, a place. A space that he had been pulled in as soon as his soulmate had called him for help, one that he couldn’t leave until he found him. Not that he wanted to leave, anyways. He had sounded so desperate, a different kind of desperate from the first night, a pure animal, instinctive cry for help that almost sounded like he was dying, actually

They didn't try to fight the Tree; they just anchored Elias to the "Now." Elias felt a sudden tug. It felt like a fishhook in his soul. The peace of being a spirit was suddenly interrupted by the raw, messy feelings of his pack. He felt Kael’s loyalty. He felt Martha’s motherly love. He felt the collective hunger, exhaustion, and hope of sixty people who refused to let him go. The mist began to thicken. The glow around Elias’s hands started to turn back into skin. The "Total Resonance" that was trying to pull him into the afterlife was being fought back by the "Pack Resonance."

Eldon commanded, giving her a sympathetic look while holding the crystal out between the body and soul. "Please don't do this, Eldon! I'm begging you!" She crouched next to the body. How terribly sad… She looks like she could cry at any second. "I'm so sorry Karen… But you're not done growing yet." She bowed her head for a moment and then nodded in defeat. In the blink of an eye, the soul vanished, and the crystal in his hand shone with a bright purple light for a few seconds, then faded altogether. She disappeared. "Excellent! Let me heal your wounds now… Healing Serenity." All of the wounds vanished in a few seconds. "Now, Soul Revival!" Eldon said, tossing the crystal towards the body.

Kael came back from the archive room and he saw us and he sat down on the other side of her and we were quiet for a long time. "Did Eldric say anything more when you went over the readings with him," I said quietly. "He said the resonance path is established now," Kael said. "Luna and Kieran can reach it again faster than the first time. He wants to begin working on Sera and Storm's resonance as soon as they are ready." "How long," I said. "He does not know," Kael said. "The first resonance happened under extreme conditions. Building it deliberately without those conditions is something he has to work out from the texts and from what he observed tonight."

The ghost didn't die; it just flickered, its wound knitting back together instantly. "You can't kill them with steel!" Aradaa yelled. He scrambled toward the Ark’s main console, the one he had thought was dead. "I need to resonance-sync! Kaelor, buy me time!" "Working on it!" Kaelor shouted. He caught another ghost’s arm, his muscles bulging as he wrestled the shimmering entity. He slammed his forehead into the ghost’s face, a brutal, human strike that sent a jolt of static through his own skull.