Star Wars New Order Novels & Stories

At the moment when the order was issued, all the experts rushed to the Heaven's Gate because it was not only the order of Ava, but also the order of Jason. The various forces stationed in Heaven's Gate naturally paid attention to the movements of the Heaven's Gate all the time, so no one dared to neglect the order at the moment. Some people dared to disobey the master of the Heaven's Gate, but no one dared to disobey Jason’s order. Not only the Heaven's Gate but also the whole world knew what such a big show meant. The final battle was about to break out. Both sides were silent for a long time, waiting for this battle.

They were revolting against Mira and Ilya, and who wasn't to say that their Betas wouldn't be next? So why I can't press this fucking button? I squeeze my eyes shut and set my phone down. As much as I want to call him...I can't risk it. I can't risk everything he and Jayden and Kennedy and everyone have sacrificed to keep me safe. As I scrape the charred bacon from the pan, I think back on the vision. It had been in real time-like that time I had found Orion in his hotel room... the night that I had marked him the first time. The Order are in Abrego as of now, and they have gathered that I'm not there.

so instead of waiting for someone else to do it, he stepped forward and put his own hand on the ball, when he heard Mr. Hung yell, "No, wait-" and all of a sudden his surrounding changed. Sheng Chen was in another space, looking at a huge screen in front of him. He heard that same robotic voice again, "Hello traveler. Welcome to your inauguration. Currently, you are at Bestia Orbis Terrarum, or lovingly referred to by the locals as the Beast world." "As you may or may not know already, there are millions of different species in the universe. Some are very similar to your human physical structures, whereas some are very different." As the voice finished, the large screen in front of Sheng

a voice barked. Zane jolted upright, his wig nearly slipping sideways. His instincts made him reach for a gun he didn’t have. His hand twitched toward his hip before he remembered it was a sword, not a pistol. He didn’t even know how to use this one. Wrong century. Wrong life. Standing in the doorway was Kim Insoo, captain of the guards, his brows knotted, chest heaving like he’d just run across the palace. His sharp eyes swept across the room, landing squarely on Dr Tae.

"We'll need to coordinate with Alpha Jasper and the Dominion Pack. Together, we can—" A sudden knock at the door interrupted him. "Enter," Cathryn called. Rylan slipped inside, his expression grim. "It's confirmed. The Order has Orion. I've received reports of a secret facility hidden deep within their territory." The room fell silent once more, the weight of the revelation settling like a challenge. Cathryn stood, her alpha authority radiating. "We won't let that happen. We'll find Orion, no matter what it takes." The family's resolve hardened, united against the darkness threatening their pack.

What the hell is she doing here? Selene looks past her toward the doctor, silently demanding an explanation. The doctor lowers her gaze and exposes her neck in submission. Selene had given explicit orders to the entire pack: Inés was forbidden from being anywhere near here while she remained the Luna. Furthermore, anyone who disobeyed her order or interacted with Inés would face punishment. Clearly, someone had deliberately defied her. "I gave the order to let her in."

"Novo Ordo? What's that? I've never heard of it!" Gideon shook his head. Marty froze for a moment before angrily shouting, "Gideon, you're too arrogant! How dare you look down on Novo Ordo? Do you know that our sect leader has unmatched power and could crush you with ease?" At that moment, the warzone commander spoke up, "Mr. Snow, I once led troops in Dalhurst and know of Novo Ordo. It's a mysterious and powerful organization, full of formidable individuals with significant backing. It's not to be underestimated!"

Of victory. She scanned the crowd slowly, then raised her hand, silencing everyone. “I believe everyone is here now,” she began, her voice ringing through the hall. “This shows the respect you all have for me as your new Alpha. And I’m grateful for it.” Some people clapped. Others just stood still, unsure what to do. She smiled again. “I promise you a new era. Strength. Order. Discipline. No more weakness. No more divided loyalties. The pack needs to move forward — with me.”

The Sparrow tensed, clearly calculating escape routes. "There won't be another Cataclysm," Casie said with certainty she didn't entirely feel. "We're not weapons to be fired or contained. We're people trying to build something better." "Noble sentiments," the Sparrow replied, suddenly going limp in her grasp. "But the Order doesn't deal in sentiments. They deal in certainties." Too late, Casie sensed the magical surge building around them. A blinding flash erupted between their bodies, sending her flying backward. By the time her vision cleared, the Sparrow had vanished, leaving only the metal emblem on the ground.

Flames raced outward in wild patterns, lighting up the stairs just as the first figure appeared at the top. A man in silver armor. The sigils of the Order glowed faintly across his breastplate, the same design that scarred Travian’s chest. His face was hidden beneath a hooded helm, but his voice carried the weight of divine authority as he raised his staff—its tip burning with the same light as the seal itself. “Contain them,” he ordered. Three others stepped forward behind him, weapons gleaming. Soren stumbled back, the glow beneath his skin flaring uncontrollably. “Travian—!”