Supreme Mars Novels & Stories

This would was called Supreme Order. Supreme Order was scantily filled with mobile life. There was much vegetation on the land, but humans and those of other races were too few to be numbered. The previous statement was an exaggeration of course but Supreme Order was indeed sacrcely occupied. The planet, although as large as several stars put together, had the population of a small planet. This was because Supreme Order was not a place for just anyone. Entry into this land was restricted, and anyone who sneaked in without permission from the ruler was swiftly dealt with.

"So, Mars is the one you’re still tracking?" Brooke Caldwell tightened his grip on the leather steering wheel, his eyes fixed on the horizon as he sped toward the Silverwood territory. He didn't care who Grant Walker claimed was in his bed right now, as long as it wasn't Mars Reed. Any other male wolf, any other partner, would be a temporary distraction, a pawn he could sweep off the board with a single legal threat or a well-placed rumor. But Mars was different. Mars was the only one who had ever made the great Alpha of the West Coast lose his scent.

At that moment, Alice's words pierce through their minds repeatedly. They stare at the sextuplets like they've grown two heads. Mars, the god of war, laughed wickedly and took out his bloody spear. "Ha?! Are you kidding me? Are you refusing the order of the gods?! Blasphemous!" He said while pointing his spear at Alice.

A slight frown appears on her face as her eyes momentarily stop on the various dead. As I watch the Supreme Elder, my paws move towards her. Even though I really hate her riddles, I want to know if this is finally done. Alpha Marcus is dead, and so is Caleb. Hopefully, these are the only threats out there, and the werewolf community will be safe now. An eerie calmness settles over the battlefield as all eyes turn and focus on the Supreme Elder as she slowly walks towards Kane, Sammy, and Mike. The closer that the Supreme Elder gets to Kane, the faster my paws move. Just as the Supreme Elder reaches my mate, I stop and stand by his side. Ben, Ford, Mason and Don soon appear next to me, t

Dax smiled. "What?" Tamera shouted. "It was my great grandmother's." Dax replied. "I'm still trying to wrap my head around what you are." Tamera said. "I'm still me. Still the man you fell in love with. There's just an extra part of me you don't know." Dax explained. "Is that part dangerous to me?" Tamera asked. "No. You're my mate and mates can't hurt each other." Dax tried explaining. "What does mate mean?" Tamera asked.

“It’s because Mommy wants you to be extra safe while Daddy and I finish some very boring grown-up things.” He leans in and whispers, “Are the grown-up things fighting?” I smooth his hair back. “No, baby. They’re choosing.” It’s close enough to true. He nods like he understands. “Okay. Can I be Mars today? Mars is brave.” “You can be every planet there is.” I press the Saturn picture into his hands like I’m passing a relic. “And these rings? They’re shields. If you feel wobbly, you hold them up in your head.”

Xavier: The sky broke first. Not with a storm, not with thunder… with her. The one enemy that appeared to come as a friend. The darkness Lisa summoned didn’t rise from the ground. It fell, swallowing the horizon in a sickening ripple. And it was as if it forced the world to stop breathing, to stop reacting, and to start obeying her and her alone. Wolves around me shifted instinctively, some staggering, some snarling, some frozen in place. All of them ready an attack.

A warrior rushed past her like a shadow, cleaving a guard’s head off with a massive axe, while another drove a blade deep into the Crimson Moon captain’s chest. “LYRIA!” Selene turned, heart pounding… But her sister was gone. Swallowed by the chaos. The temple had become a slaughterhouse. Guards tried to fight back, but they were weak, unprepared for an attack during a wedding. Every second, more bodies hit the floor. More blood. More agony. And then... He walked in. Slow. Imposing. The only one without a mask. The Supreme Alpha of the North. Walking like the chaos meant nothing to him, with a wide grin across his face.

Samantha asked. "This place is called the Void. Souls who leave their body, come here. This place is beyond time and space and the only possible place in the universe where the different beings can meet, dead or undead, magical or normal, good or evil. Here, everything is neutralised. Only powers that work here are of the Supremes." Supreme seeker Bright said. "Supremes?" Gia asked, tilting her head. "Yes. The Supremes of all beings. Each being has a supreme of their own. Goddess Luna is your Supreme, I am the supreme of all wizards and witches. We and the rest of the Supremes of all beings can have access to our powers in the void. But.."

Heath replied casually. Gale's jaw dropped at the mention of "Welmart's Group." It was the largest company in City of Santa Mesa, owning thousands of hectares of banana and pineapple plantations, engaging in international business, and operating numerous supermarkets and malls across the country. The company's assets were worth several billions of dollars.