The Reading Rebels! Novels & Stories

She had to get out of here, and fast. But just as she was about to make a run for it, she heard a sound behind her. She turned around and saw a group of werewolf rebels standing in the shadows, watching her. "Well, well, well," a woman's voice said, and Karen recognized it as the leader of the rebels. "What have we here?" Karen felt a surge of hope. She had heard about the rebels, and she knew that they were skilled fighters who sought to overthrow the oppressive monarchy and establish a new, more just society.

says a rebel who approached Rubi and stood in front of her. "I don't want any trouble, I'm sure you're someone tough and I don't question that, so let me pass and my friend Ronnie will show me what they eat in this place," says Rubi in a friendly tone, trying to sound amicable. "Really? You think just because you gave us all that wood we owe you a favor? To be on equal footing, you must take a hit from my fury!" says the violent rebel, raising his hand with the intention of hitting Rubi. "Don't be an idiot," says Ronnie, stepping in front of the rebel. Ronnie kicks the rebel in the head, sending him flying due to the blow.

Behind him, hundreds of rebels poured forth, snarling and ready. “FOR THE VALENTINES!” Thomas bellowed, his voice carrying through the night. The witches hesitated. And then the rebels struck. The swamp water turned red as bodies fell—witches screaming as claws and fangs tore them apart. The air reeked of iron and burnt herbs. The rebels moved like a single organism, their fury unstoppable. Inside, the screams were different. Junie’s cry was sharper now, her nails digging into Rio’s arms. Sweat beaded on her pale forehead.

I deadpanned and Clyde snickered, trying to suppress the laughter bubbling in his throat. “Oh, that’s Hawar being…well, Hawar.” He said just as he came to a stop a few feet before the rug. He picked up one of the bottles lying around, hitting a spoon against it which caused a sharp, clinking sound to cut through the noise. “Can I have your attention?” All eyes were on us now and the noise slowly died down. “Rebels, I’d like you to meet our newest members, Nyx and Narin.” Hoots of excitement rose into the air and we were dragged into the center of the rug. The rebels danced around us, still chanting in excitement and all I could do was smile and wave.

Eva’s breath caught in her throat, her body tensed, ready for whatever came next. A group of armed rebels rounded the corner, their faces obscured by masks. They were armed with blasters, their movements swift and coordinated. Ryder motioned for Eva to stay silent, his hand gripping the hilt of his blade. The rebels passed by, unaware of their presence in the shadows. Eva let out a quiet breath, relieved but still on edge.

“Children… infants… For every family that has lost someone from the heinous deeds of the rebels, I—I grieve with you. If you are still within the Capital and feeling hopeless. If you think that your country and your government has abandoned you… please know, that is not the case. We will come for you. We will not do our best… No, we will protect you. For now, I can only implore you to hide. Hide and be safe. Use your rations wisely and console your family and friends. Save your batteries and pray.” Ellis paused and gulped. She wiped the tears from her eyes and blinked to push them back. “Save your batteries and turn off this stream now.” She paused, her eyes hardening. “For the rebels who ar

The machine of Aeternum was already moving, and nothing in Lone Star could stop its march. The air I breathed was thick with the scent of ozone and the damp earth of Star City’s forgotten underbelly. My comms unit crackled with static, a faint echo of the chaos brewing above. This was it. The final act. Below, in the suffocating dark, the rebels were amateurs — bakers, smiths, washerwomen, apprentices. Their blades were dull, their hands trembling, but their hearts, I knew, pounded with a conviction stronger than any steel. They were not alone, not truly.

They all chuckled at his little scowl. “Well, who is this little brave warrior?” Her uncle questioned, narrowing his eyes at Rebel. Blaze scooped River in his arms as Storm gently put her hand on Rebel’s shoulder and pulled Ryder from behind her legs. “Kids, this is your Uncle Tobi, Aunt Althea, and cousin’s, Doltyn and Karla.” She introduced them. “Awe, they are so cute.” Althea cooed. River smiled wide and batted her eyelashes. “Thanchew.” She told them leaning her head on her daddy’s shoulder batting her eyelashes and making everyone chuckle.

He opened the files one by one, spontaneously his eyes went wide and shook Gabriel's arm. “Gabriel, looks like you should see this!” "What else is there?" said Gabriel shifting his body closer to Alfred. “You have to read the documents one by one. This is the original document with the signatures of both parties.” Gabriel and the others read the documents one by one on the flash drive. The contents of the document is a crime plan that has been planned long ago, what's worse, the two criminals will carry out a rebellion in the palace later. As he read the affidavit of rebellion, Gabriel's eyes started to turn red, it felt like screaming now to vent the anger that was boiling up in his body ri

Gia raised an eyebrow. “Believe me, that's always on my mind.” Looking at her with an intensity that made Gia look away. The next day, the front page of the main newspaper was something that neither Dorian nor Gia would want to see. “Dorian Kanatas, the heir who has lost his head for the same girl that his cousin Juno Greco kissed before announcing their engagement.” Under the headline of the news, there was a photograph of Dorian and Gia laughing, projecting an undeniable complicity.