Star Wars Rebels Starkiller Fanfiction Novels & Stories

So, I kept my sight ahead of me. At the moment, Starr’s resolve was one I had never felt before. In my escape, my subconsciousness fought not to be shoved to the back of my mind. “Stop it, Starr!” I retorted. “We can’t control it. He wants me and I want him.” Starr wailed, “I lost Dalton. I won’t lose a second mate.” “You shut up!” I yelled at her, angrily. “Nia!” She roared, making a sharp pain lance in my head. “Sultan is not an ordinary wolf. Be careful how you test him. He could hurt us.”

But I can take a few punches before dissolving the entire plan Malin and I have constructed. "No...Listen to me, you don't want to hurt me," I warn them, trying to shuffle back, but it's hard when I'm losing balance with every movement. "You're the daughter of that Noble, aren't you?" the Rebel exclaims, getting back to his feet. I can hear the grin in his voice, mingling with the pure, uncompromising hatred. "I'm going to take so much pleasure in killing you." "Kill? Since when do you kill?" I snap, glaring up at him.

His eyes gleamed with melancholic intentions. “You lie." I muttered,my heart beating furiously against my ribcage. I got up completely from the bed, and spring towards the door but Hardin was quick to catch me before I could turn the door knob. “There's no escape for your love." Luca sneered. His voice filled with vice. “ You can't do this." My voice trembled. I clenched my fist. " You can't hold me captive. I am not your slave.” Luca smirked,his eyes glistened with malice.

he narrowed his eyes and stared at her, then he raised his head and stared at her beautifully veiled face, leaning closer “Had you agreed to served me at that time, you wouldn’t have had to face all this today, I would’ve given you all that and much more than what all these clowns here tonight would give you collectively,” She saw his sly and cynical smile, helplessly glaring at him, ‘all men were b*stards after all,’ she thought in anger “Master Rebel, what do you think I am, why don’t you go find a woman for yourself at some nightclub if you’re that desperate,”

"You're honoring my choice, even though it's destroying you. That takes more strength than fighting." "It doesn't feel like strength." His thumb brushes across my lower lip. "It feels like slowly bleeding out." I kiss him again, softer this time, savoring. "Tell me something happy. Please. I need to remember you like this, not just the pain." Stark is quiet for a moment, then smiles slightly. "There's a female rogue who keeps bringing me food because she thinks I'm too thin. An old elf named Elara who tells terrible jokes. Marcus, the alpha, is actually decent despite looking like he could crush skulls with his bare hands." His expression softens. "And every night, I dream of you. Sometimes

She hopped down, making a gun out of her fingers and shooting it at him. Zander let out a laugh as he grabbed her hand and led her back inside the car. As he was about to close the door, he felt his mind get heavier. And then, Ryley's voice spoke over their link, "Dude, you better come here at once. Mr. Stark is here, at your house, for Reyne." He took a long pause. Zander was about to question why, but Ryley continued, "He is not in a good mood and wants to leave the pack!"

Before Autumn could react, Stellar stepped forward and slapped him hard across the face, sending him flying. “Shut your damn mouth! Miss Lane is beautiful, brilliant, and adored—her future will be full of love and joy. “And you? You’re nothing but a rat who belongs in the gutter. Get lost!” The sharp, commanding force that burst from her was enough to make even a grown man like Alex feel a chill run down his spine. In the end, he fled the lab in a panicked stumble. Out in the open lot, Alex finally pulled out his phone and dialed Ryder. “Our plan got exposed. Stellar found out ahead of time and blew it all up!”

Draven. Lyla's boyfriend, but she always hung around like a leash, oftentimes ignoring her boyfriend. He was a racer from the rival crew. I raced Solo, but he was really competitive. Always wanting to take me down. His glare scorched my back as he shoved through the crowd. His eyes— sharp, jaw tightened. Fists clenched. “You got something to say?” I asked without turning. “Yeah. You think ignoring me makes you better? Some kind of untouchable king of the track?”

“Charles. Hanna.” He let out a slow, heavy sigh and leaned against the cold stone. “I failed you. I failed Starla.” The sun was setting in the distance, streaking the sky with hues of crimson and gold. Xavier gazed at the fading light, his chest tightening with everything he longed to say. “Starla was always a good kid. But I… I didn’t take care of her the way I should have. “I thought rejecting her feelings was the right thing to do, that it was for her own good.

“Even the Moon Goddess doesn’t like you. Because if she did, this wouldn’t be happening to you.” I smiled. “Thank you for letting me know how evil you are,” I said, and she grinned. “I am not evil, Riri. No one loves you, and no one ever will,” she said. I growled. “I don’t need anyone’s love.” “Of course,” she replied sarcastically. “So why don’t you get the fuck out of my company and go back to whatever slithering hole you crawled out of?” I scowled. “I—”