Steven Universe Graphic Novels Novels & Stories

He gives light a fire under him to keep on fighting the trials. In the morning, Leah is waiting Steven under the tree where they can talk to each other. There, Leah is requesting Steven for their adventure to the other town. Steven disagrees her; he wants to see her family rather than to take their adventure. In response, Leah tells him seriously, her father and mother have been passed away. To that, Steven won’t believe her statement. He wants to see the image before he will put it to his brain. In the front of her, Steven bravely tells her; he has heard a lot from his cousin; Leah is prostitute woman. He further tells her; she had already a husband to her hometown. In response, Leah did n

They smell weird,’ I asked Steven in the mind link as we backed up a little. ‘Not sure. But I like our odds. They don’t look as strong as a werewolf and a superhuman,’ he responded with a sense of confidence, subtly positioning himself to shield me. ‘That’s like my friend!’ I replied. I watched as the two men advanced, their menacing intentions clear. Steven’s hands were poised for action. I could sense the tension coiled in his body, ready to erupt into a fight at any moment. “What do you want?” I demanded, my voice steady even as my stomach churned with fear.

When Steve arrived at the base, he went to his private most room. No one was allowed to enter that room except his best friend Stooper whom he had given access f that room. He wanted to clean himself so that he could avoid any suspicious that he had left the pack to meet a human. When he pushed the door open, he saw his closest friend Stooper sitting on the couch as if he was waiting for him. Stooper had the same nature as Steve but not he was not as powerful as him.

Steven gave a faint smile, “Alright. I’m just General Lee’s assistant in the business world.” Zach was immediately intrigued. “What kind of business?” “A few areas,” Steven replied casually. “Trade, goods distribution, and a little investing.” “A little, you say? Isn’t that a lot?” Zach raised his eyebrows. Steven shrugged. Zach stared at him with a disbelieving expression, “You really are hiding a lot, aren’t you.” Steven didn’t deny it, “It’s not something to brag about.” Zach walked into the room and sat down in a chair, gesturing for Steven to come in. This time, the door remained open.

“Stevie is Abbadon. And Paulo. His true name is Lahash.” “And bear in mind, this is only human interpretation of who/what we are and the accounts that led us here. These are not concrete.” Ben added. I sat there perusing the books with titles like The Book of the Dead, Angels: The Fallen, Understanding Myth, The Book of Enoch, The Jubilees, and so on. Absently, I asked as I was paging through the books, “And why have Stevie and Paulo attached themselves to Carrie. Is she too an angel?”

Kai stepped back but scoffed at Steven. "Ohh, I'm so scared," Steven said dramatically. "Do you think you can kill me? Huhh! In your dream baby. I'm no longer that weak wolf. Now I'm the Demon Alpha. It's not so easy to kill me." Saying that Steven laughed like a maniac. But Ren smirked at him.

Sebastian’s POV “What is this?” Sebastian asked as he left Hannah and Liam’s old room. Alpha Steven was waiting for him in the living room, staring at the picture Sebastian was holding in his hands. There was a moment of confusion that crossed his face. “I don’t know,” he answered. “A picture. It must have belonged to Hannah and Liam.” “It says that it was their little paradise. Do you know what that means?” Sebastian demanded to know. Steven shook his head, but then he thought about it for a moment.

Her warm hugs sent shivers down spines, her kisses brought the dead back to life, and even her discipline had some much love and care attached to it. Losing a mother like Jane was extremely painful to Steven due to the fact that he had always dreamt of and prayed for the day he would repay her for all her help, her pain, her care and her love, when suddenly, the cold hands of death pulled her from him into an unknown place. Where are the dead? What truly happened to his mother? Was she okay? Was she safe? Moreover, why did she have to leave him at this age? Who were these alien beings that kept on making life a misery for them all? Steven swore that he would get back at them in one way or th

I did not dare to delay and quickly followed Matt to Steven's office. "The boss is waiting for you inside," Matt informed me and left. I knocked on the door and slowly entered the room. Steven is sitting at his desk with a severe face, occasionally frowning as he looks through the pages of documents. His figure exudes power and charm. "Have you seen enough?" Steven doesn't look up at me, but he can still see I'm peeking at him. I quickly turned my gaze away. Only then did I realize this room was full of books. It was arranged in an arc, like in ancient times, looking a bit mysterious.

"Why does your goddess’s shrine have to be so far into the woods?" "It’s not my goddess’s shrine," Steven replied, his tone clipped. "And it’s hidden so humans don’t stumble upon it." "You always deny her when she’s mentioned," I said, glaring at his back. "Do you have something against her?" "I don’t have anything against anyone," he muttered. I rolled my eyes. "Sure. And I’m the last person you should lie to when it’s obvious you hate my existence just because I’m human." He stopped abruptly, turning to face me. "You are human. Weak, fragile, and clueless about the world you’ve been thrown into. That’s not a lie, is it?"