Super Gene Audiobook Novels & Stories

"You see, Adelaide, you have a very rare genetic marker. One that makes you...unique." Mino's eyes narrowed. "What do you want with her?" he demanded. Dr. Kim's smile grew wider. "Oh, Mino. I want to help Adelaide realize her true potential. I want to help her become...more." Adelaide's heart was racing. What did Dr. Kim mean? Dr. Kim's eyes glinted with excitement. "You see, Adelaide, you have the potential to be...superhuman." Adelaide's eyes widened in shock. Superhuman?

I muttered, "It's just… I don't know anything about the vampire-werewolf conflict. Maybe I shouldn't get involved in this and just look for other opportunities to receive acknowledgment in the future…" I hated to admit it, but I was giving up without a fight. Perhaps some part of me was scared of finding those "alpha genes" Mr. Parson mentioned within me. I knew he meant me having my father's blood running in my veins, and I didn't think I could ever embrace the fact that I inherited anything from that sick bastard. Of course, I knew how genetics worked. I was aware that my super genes were created from his DNA combined with my mother's DNA, but when I heard the name "alpha genes", chills ra

Taking it from Zane's hands, Vel flipped through the documents for a second before staring at the ground for several moments in silence. Finally, Vel spoke, his voice laced with disgust and anger, “That fucking traitor... If this is true, he would regret his Mama ever allowing his pop’s low, contaminated sperm to reach her egg!!” Vel said, glaring at nothing as rage filled his eyes and his fist tightened. “Well, that's awfully detailed.” Yoko’s voice echoed in Zane's ear, almost making him laugh, but he held himself back. When Vel locked eyes with him, Zane's mood immediately switched to seriousness. His body tensed, his shoulders rose and fell in controlled breaths, and he put on a blank fa

Grandpa boasted while touching my shoulder, "He killed Kitty Van Hoe all by himself." "He doesn't strike me as tough. Whom do you expect to protect you, that gorgeous bodyguard of yours?" Frederic was pointing his index finger at Athena. "I've heard that she's the government's prototype for a super soldier. Who knew this sweet-looking lady was a super soldier?" He placed his hands over Athena's chest and said, "She's too good and too sexy to be a bodyguard."

Nora said. "But what about classes?" Fred asked. "I believe all of us here are straight A student. Besides, today is a college fair for seniors, so they wouldn't really bother about us. Let's just focus on this mess," Nora replied him. "Just so you know, I still got football practice by lunch today," Reggie said. They all glared at him and he quickly shut his mouth. "I have an idea," Alice said. They all turned to her expectantly. "Let's first identify each other's capabilities. Fred has a photographic memory, Reggie is an artist.." she was interrupted by Nora.

Audrey said softly. Mr. Russell smiled, "Now we're talking. But don't worry, Catherine, you shall join me in my experiment, and together, we'll be the first humans to successfully mutate our genes. We'll become even more powerful than them. We will rule the whole werewolf species!" He finished and kept chuckling to himself. 'Psychotic and delusional,' Selena spoke. "What?" Audrey asked too loudly than she had expected. She was surprised to hear Selena's voice. After three good days of going mute on her, she finally decided to talk to her when she was in trouble.

No physical suffering is comparable to the destruction of an ambitious man's absolute faith. General One cried. He, the man who once believed he could wipe out the mutant species from the face of the earth, was now on his knees curled up crying over his own stupidity. "V-Vanguard! What do you want from us?! Stop toying with our species like we're just your experimental insects!" cursed General One, full of despair and saliva mixed with blood. He was nothing more than a frail old grandfather in front of this pair of reason-defying creatures.

Dante roared, trying to pull me back. "Listen to me!" I shouted over his shoulder. "She wants the 'Original' DNA? I’m #3! I’m the most resilient one you’ve ever made, remember? If I merge with the 'Original,' the frequency will loop. It’ll create a 'Feedback-Crawl' that will fry the ship’s OS—and Elena with it."

"Silas knew I would eventually win. He knew I would try to wipe the Sterling name from the earth. This file contains the location of a 'Vault' in the Amazon—a seed bank not for plants, but for the original, unaltered human genome. Before the mutations. Before the serums." "A reset button," Caspian whispered. "The ultimate legacy," Jade agreed. "He wanted me to have the choice. To let humanity continue as it is—enhanced and volatile—or to give them back the version of themselves that was lost a century ago." Caspian looked at the data, then back at the woman who had redefined his existence. "And what does the Genius Doctor choose?" Jade looked at the rising sun, the light catching the faint,