The 7 Archons Novels & Stories

"You think you’re holding the kill-switch, but you’re just holding the remote to a bomb you don’t understand. This isn't a facility; it’s a circuit, and you’ve just invited the surge." The man who wore Silas’s face,the man who held the Archon’s cold, calculating spirit,dropped his hands, his head lolling to the side before snapping back up. His gaze locked onto Miller with a look of profound, ancient disdain. "You are a mid-level functionary, Miller, a glorified janitor, do you really think I didn't plan for your inevitable betrayal? I am the Archive, I am the ledger, and I am the end of your pathetic, linear existence." The Archon’s voice boomed, but it was thinner now, weaker, as if Silas’

She flopped on my bed, her eyebrows creased. The conversation from his office kept playing in my mind. FLASHBACK “Architetta.” He leaned over the desk, hands gripping each side while his voice dropped dangerously low. ”Then this job may take more from you than you expect.” Architetta? I squinted my eyes at the nickname, the way the Italian accent rolled off his tongue sounded almost sinful. It makes me weak everytime. “Do you understand?” He tilted his head, angling his lips with mine. “Crystal.” I let out a heated breath.

"I've been analyzing the documents from Nevada. Cross-referencing with Chicago files. I found something interesting." He pulled up a network diagram showing connections between facilities. "Each facility reports to regional coordinators. Those coordinators report to the Council of Elders. But there's an intermediary layer. Three Covenant members called Archons who oversee operations in North America." "If we take out the Archons, we disrupt coordination between facilities," I said, understanding immediately. "Exactly. The facilities would still exist but they'd be isolated. Unable to share resources or intelligence. Much easier to take down individually." "Do we know where these Archons are

Aeron’s voice was razor calm. “You removed centralized dampening.” “Speak plainly!” “Heaven and hell weren’t just ruling.” He looked at the sky. “They were sealing.” The third Archon turned its gaze upward as the black seam flickered across distant horizons worldwide. “External incursion probability rising.” Luke stared upward. “That’s not heaven.” “No,” Aeron said quietly. “It’s not.” The Archon looked back at Lily. “You have forced premature exposure.” Her voice trembled. “To what?” The Archon answered:

My wolf and his cryptic shit continues, as he enjoys reliving some of my fondest memories of the days I would spend with my father in his library. The Seven were the servants of the gods. Their sole purpose in life was to maintain the balance on earth and keep the scales tipped in the favour of good. The book my father found was the Seven’s own record of their successes and failures as they fought to fulfil that purpose, and their eventual downfall after going against their creators when they learned of their corruption. If Abernathy has found their tomb, and it’s on our land… I can’t even… why wouldn’t my father have told me?

She answered with a regretted tone in her voice. “Where did the titans come from by the way?” I asked like a child who is eager to know about the spiritual history that I am in with. “They are the products of angels who interact with humans… if you remember their faces it’s the seven sins because when angels started to interact with humans. The knowledge begins so as the deadly sins” She answered and it makes sense. Now I gently connect the pieces even it is not yet complete. I looked at my sigil again. I don’t know what it means but I know it is a part of me that I need to discover. I lean on the wall when I suddenly remember about my mother.

- Jason, I have to tell you something important. -You know you can count on me for anything, right? -Yes, that's why I need you to do me a favor. -Whatever small -Do not freak out. -I warn you. He looks at me confused. -What? Why? - Jason ...- I murmur. I tell him not to get upset and get upset. -In agreement! - him raises his hands in peace sign - I'll try not to, but tell me. -Do you know who Azael is?

“You think I trust you, Irving. I know you’ll make it hurt. Men like you aren’t honorable. But I’m not worried. Eventually, Argent and the others will figure out what you’ve done and clean the house.” Irving snorts. “Do you really think so? I’ve been operating under Argent’s nose for nearly two years, and he has yet to catch me. Hell, most of the directors have been unable to figure it out. Ares and Hades know nothing. Even those morons from the European and Asian divisions, Atlas, Kronos, Osiris, Sheva, Yen Lo Wang. Our southern members, from Mexico and Dionysus from New Orleans, are utterly clueless. All fools with foolish ideals will end them soon. Which, I can be honest, makes me feel a

I say, still watching Seraphina until my dad pulls me roughly to my feet. "You heard him, Abaddon fought off six adult rogues, single handed to protect the pack." He raises my hand, ignorant of the pain in my shoulder and smiling proudly at the rest of the pack members in the clearing. "He will make a fine Alpha when the time comes. This calls for a celebration." "Alpha, with your permission, I'd like to take Seraphina home." Sera’s father asks.

She looked at me. "I assembled the seven roles," I said. "Without knowing that was what I was doing. The original council's seven — the legal, the historical, the truth-reading, the threat-awareness, the administration, the Den's channel, and the Chosen." I paused. "All seven. The founding ground drew them here." I paused. "But there is an eighth role in the supplementary records reference. I have found it in three of the complete text's footnotes. It is called the Architect."