Novel & Cerita Starfire X Cyborg

The ground shook as the newly reinducted cyborgs marched past. Three had expired during the flight to Bajoti, six died while being transferred into their new bodies, and eighty nine were declared unfit for duty. The rest turned in response to an order, formed a column of twos, and marched the length of runway 1G. Marco held his salute as yet another Confederate flag drew abreast of the makeshift review stand and felt a variety of conflicting emotions. It was good to see these veterans, to have their strength to call on, but sad nonetheless. How many of these same cyborgs would die cursing his name? Wishing he had left them buried in the past? There was no way to know.

"What did you call those fictional creatures that were part human and part robot?" "Cyborg," Marco's voice yawned, laying with his head on Arsenio's shoulder and his eyes closed, but awake. "They're called Cyborgs," "Yes. Cyborg." Their father confirmed. "He'll be kind of like a cyborg, no?" They couldn't help but laugh at his words, all of them beyond relieved to know that Salvatore was alright.

But I realized I can’t trust anyone in this world. He grabbed my hand lightly to stop me. But I turned and slapped him. “don’t come back to me again. Your job is done. Leave me. I rather die here than be with you,” I said everything with tears in my eyes. I can’t control it. Now I understand a cyborg can’t feel anything for anyone. Then why does he going to love me? It hurts a lot. I don’t even look at his eyes. I ran fast as I can without my phone. I left my friends there, trusting him. I should rescue them.

And sitting on its back, looking down at us with a look of pure, insane joy, was Sarah. She wasn't a girl anymore. She was a cyborg—half flesh, half machine. Her blue eyes were replaced by glowing red sensors. "Sister!" she screeched. "You're late for the party! Fenris has been talking about you for ten centuries! He said you’d be the one to finally finish the machine!" "Sarah, stop this!" I shouted. "Stop?" She laughed, a sound of grinding metal. "I’m just getting started! Fenris needs a heart to power the final stage of the Eclipse. And your 'White Fire' is exactly what he’s been missing!"

Xander positioned himself in front of Vivi as Kane and Dax sprang into action, powerful bodies charging forward with unrestrained fury. Vivi’s heart raced. She wasn’t some helpless female; she could help. Focusing, she reached deep within, calling upon the Starfire—the energy within her swelling with warmth and luminescence, illuminating the darkness around her. The bond solidified, glimmers of connection soaring among her mates, burning as fiercely as a wildfire.

"No wonder the formation hasn't been activated yet—did you sabotage it?" "We’re going to kill you for ruining our plans!" The cyborgs burst into angry shouts, and charged at Frederick. A half-dragon and sixteen cyborgs clashed in a fierce battle. Frederick’s every joint, transformed into weapons of war, allowed him to unleash his full power. These sixteen cyborgs, born as deadly weapons, were destined to bring bloodshed and violence to wherever they went. The battle raged on, spreading hundreds of miles and eventually returning to the bamboo forest. Everywhere they set foot was left in turmoil.

But Howard grabbed at her arm, unwilling to let go no matter how hard the staff member pulled him. Kisa's arm hurt and reddened from Howard's clasp. She helplessly said to the staff, "It's okay. I'll handle it." Then Kisa said gently to Howard, "Why won't you go back in?" Howard shook his head vigorously. "It is not fun inside. It is not fun at all." "Then I will go in with you, and we can play." Kisa thought briefly and said, "How about playing superstars?" "Yeah!" Howard jumped up and down with joy. "I like superstar games. I want to play it."

So much had changed in that short amount of time. "Star ..." Dr. Abbott greeted me cordially, but his demeanor changed when he saw his son, knowing he knew everything. "Son," Abbott greeted Zac casually after regaining his composure. "Father," Zac greeted Abbott, squaring his shoulders. "Why did you bring him here, Star?" Abbott wheeled on me. "You were supposed to be undercover, remember?" "Don't blame her, Dad," Zac interrupted, taking control. "She had no choice since every rogue vamp in the tri-state area is now after me!"