Spiderverse Gwen Novels & Stories

"I spoke to Sydney. She and Cain are not making any headway with her. She won't spill anything." "I'm not surprised." I muttered. "She's a believer. It's going to be damn near impossible to get her to spill. She has nothing to live for anymore." "I think she does." Zora said, causing Roman and I to exchange looks. Zora went on to explain what Gwen told her about how she and her mother were able to infiltrate the lycan ranks. Then she faced me, "Do you have any idea where her Mom is?" "Gwen's Mom died a few years before her husband during a family visit outside the territory. I think she died by rogue attack and Gwen had to travel for her funeral."

They were on Aquamarine. “You’re not touching her.” Gwen stepped closer, flickering between woman and monster, her shadow crawling across the stones. “Why?” she said softly, poison under her tongue. “She was mine in the first place.” I tried to lift my head, tried to move, but my body wouldn’t listen. My blood burned, clawing its way out. What was this witch doing to me?! Gwen stopped in front of Aquamarine, raising her hand, claws glinting black.

She said and walked forward. "You know the spell to save the person you want but maybe i have the power to save this woman here." Gwen said. "She's the conjurer of the charge." Devina said. "I could conjure any joules of electric charge in this world so..." Gwen said and forced her hand into the water fall. "Experio thundraka absorberio!" She shouted. The entire charge in the water entered into her body and the witch fell into the water. Devina and Elsa drew her out and a ray of light shown in throwing a tiny hole in the cave.

A scream rings in the air as the knife slices through it at the same time. Davina’s hand stops mid-way and she looks down at the screaming female in confusion. “I haven’t even started yet. Would you quit the noise. You hurt my ears and my little creatures’ when you scream and you don’t want to see them when they get mad. No, you don’t. So behave.” Gwen opens one eyes, then the other and she stops her screams. “Aren’t you going to kill me?” “Of course not. I am going to use you to lure them here. I want a fast and guaranteed way.”

The walk back to omega housing felt longer than usual. The morning had turned into afternoon, and the streets were busier now. Pack members moved through the territory with purpose. People going places. People with destinations and plans and futures that made sense. Gwen moved through them like a ghost. By the time she reached her apartment, the sun was starting to set. She’d been awake for over twenty-four hours. Her body was moving on fumes. Her mind was scattered. Every muscle ached with exhaustion.