Steven Universe Oc Novels & Stories

Steven just nodded, as if he already knew but wanted to hear it out loud. The elders started calling him “Old Soul.” He remembered everything. Words he overheard weeks earlier. Names of long-dead wolves he read about in scrolls. Sometimes, he used words I didn’t even know. I should have been concerned. But I wasn’t. I was proud. That night, I found my father and Steven beneath the old oak at our backyard. The stars were out. Steven was leaning against Tyson’s arm, small and still, staring up at the sky. “He’s going to be more than you imagined,” Tyson said without looking at me.

"She's your childhood sweetheart. Is it right for you to turn around and do this to her?" "We're just friends," Alec said seriously. "She's not my childhood sweetheart." However, Jenny didn't seem to care. "There's no need to tell me, Mr. Faust. As I said before, it has nothing to do with me." "Jenny—" "Alec!" Yvonne cried, helping Steven out of the restroom. "Steven was attacked." Steven was sporting a bruised nose on his swollen face. The swelling of his face made him look just like a pig. Jenny covered her mouth, resisting the urge to laugh aloud.

My mate, Lycan Steven, had pretended to be my professor at school. I had been fooled into falling in love with his tactics and acting to reclaim me—his mate. He had successfully claimed my heart again. A low growl interrupted us as a rogue appeared from the bushes. He attacked my mate, but Steven dodged swiftly and clawed the rogue's heart. The rogue was killed instantly, a testament to Steven's strength. After finishing with the rogue by consuming its flesh and discarding its head, I stood there in awe, struggling to grasp the reality unfolding before me.

Since Steven had grown up in Saigen City and hailed from one of the wealthiest families here, information about his upbringing could easily be found on the internet, so much so that Gwen even managed to find photos of the kindergarten he had gone to as a child. At this moment, Gwen stared dazedly at the photos on her laptop screen, her mind seemingly having wandered elsewhere. Luna felt a twinge of pain shoot through her heart at this sight. Finally, she closed the door and went onto the balcony to call Joshua. If she remembered correctly, Lucas had mentioned that Joshua had once gone on a business meeting with Steven in place of Thomas. Since they had been on a business meeting together, Jo

That made me suspect that something else was going on right under my nose. “You finally caught me and—” I lifted the man by the neck, and he screamed in pain. “Take off all his clothes,” I asked Gabrielle, and she took out her claws. In a couple of movements, Steven was practically naked, and he had runes on him, but not just any runes—they were power-binding runes. “Who the hell are you bound to?” Steven laughed before spitting blood. Kill this bastard. Sirhan snapped before growling in my head. “You have no fucking idea; you don't know anything about what—”

Steven said. “Call it whatever you want, Steven. I designed human emotions, and only I truly understand how they work. I can see far beyond what your mortal eyes can perceive. I do not have to explain my reasons to you at all. If you feel too big to believe me, then that's on you,” Lunaris said. “Whatever. If you'll excuse me, I'd like to return to my work,” Steven said. “Why do you really despise me so much, Steven? Is it really because I almost caused the end of the world? Or is it because I took Gabriella's body?” Lunaris asked, leaning forward.

Steven sighed as he lowered himself to the boy’s gaze. “Now, Rick. You know how important you are to me, don't you?” Steven asked. Rick shrugged but Steven refused to let him out of his grasp till Rick said “Yeah.” “Well, Uncle Stevie has just had a lot of things happening to him at the same time. I'm almost done wrapping those things up and then we can go to the Planetarium as many times as you want, okay?” “Really truly?” Rick asked, a huge smile forming on his face.

Davina's voice came from the other side as she positioned her hands in a pleading manner, giving me sad eyes. I hesitated, the world…. I didn't want to face it, let alone allow my kids to. There are so many Roxanne out there… There are so many Luna Cynthia out there. And there are definitely so many Alpha Kian out there. I do not want my kids to face the world. Not this early. I opened my mouth to speak but Father spoke first, “Not everyone is like them, Debby. Give yourself rest” I turned my head away as my heart tightened in my chest. He was right, and he says this a lot but…

“but from what I could piece together, she claimed to use some sort of poison to render them incapable of shifting.” My eyes widened as a thought flitted through my mind, “you don’t—,” a breath escaped from my throat as I whispered, “was she like me?” “I don’t know.” Draven said as something flashed past on his face, his voice deep and serious. “But what I do know is that, the version of the prophecy that most people know isn’t fully correct. There’s a part missing.” I massaged my temples lightly as my head began to throb. “Tell me.”

He cleared his throat and said, "Diana, your imagination is so rich." "What do you mean?" Steven put his arm out in front of me at this point, then explained: "Look, my vein is broken. Out of concern for you, I pulled out the infusion tube. Besides, Sharmaine and I aren't what you think they are. I also have my own rules." "Damn it! Why do I have to explain this to you? I really have lost my mind." Steven muttered in an angry voice. I'm still not wholly convinced; I don't intend to hide what I've seen.