Titan Ocs Novels & Stories

It is a titan. It looks like a Greek goddess made of chrome and steel, armored in data streams that look like thorns. The face is fifty feet tall. Implacable. Cold. Evelyn. Her voice booms, shaking the very code of the universe. "You are in MY code," she thunders. "How dare you." The titan lands, crushing the landscape we just healed. The shockwave sends us flying backward. Alex grabs my hand, anchoring us. "She's here," he yells over the roar of digital wind. "She projected herself in!"

"I'm getting too old for this. I walked for miles today." "Are you still working at the Oregon Coast Aquarium in the mornings?" "Yes." Her father yawned. "It looks like a permanent gig. Only on a Monday and Wednesday—I'm at the college for the rest of the week." Owen taught marine biology at the Oregon Coast Community College. He was well respected and in high demand in his field. He was Galene's hero, and she prayed that he wouldn't topple from that pedestal. Deciding not to put off the inevitable, Galene sat and placed her water on the coffee table.

“Don’t worry, the Press will eat it up. The Mediterranean bid is untouchable. Once Gordon’s holdings merge with EcoWave, we go public. That leverage blocks TitanTech from getting within ten miles of that aqua-solar desalination contract.” “Brilliant!” Kade's grin sharpened. "PR spins it as a green-tech salvation project for coastal crisis zones. Titan can’t touch it. Politicians will sniff that shit up. Best-case scenario? They come begging for a merger too. Worst case? They burn going west.” The aqua-solar deal stretched from Naples to Athens, a pipeline of clean energy and desalination plants wrapped in diplomacy. Whoever controlled it wouldn’t just power cities, they’d buy their way into

Making my way to the open field a short distance from the pack house, I let out a sigh, spotting Titan standing with his back to me, facing south. “I’ve been searching for you everyone, Titan” “I needed to cool off,” he said, not turning his face to me. “ Is everything alright? What’s the problem?” I said. He sighed. “It’s nothing wrong,Indira,” he said. I walked towards him and he held him from the back. Then, I felt his chest thudding heavily. Titan is restless. I can feel it. Something must be going on somewhere because he wasn't like this earlier.

Behind the wall of crushing black water, the true nightmare emerged. It defied human comprehension. The Titan was a moving mountain range of jagged, obsidian-like volcanic carapace and pulsing, bioluminescent purple flesh. Massive, mile-long tentacles whipped through the air, generating localized hurricanes with every movement. Its sheer mass displaced so much water that the Pacific Ocean seemed to drain away from the shoreline, leaving miles of seabed exposed before the tsunami crashed down. "Hold the line!" Jack’s voice roared over the global comms, his heavy Defender mech bracing its massive hydraulic legs deep into the Californian sand.

Titan glared. "Why not unchain me and fight me like a real man you coward!" "I don't fight those beneath me and you are beneath me," "No, you don't fight those beneath you, you just bully them!" "Be warned!" Titan yelled. "I'm not very forgiving, and the next time you cross me I'll squash you like the cockroach you are," He turned around to leave but not before clamping down on Olivia and dragging her out. "Let me go!" she screamed.

He heard they were very painful and uncomfortable, so he happily took them every month. The scent neutralizers he took were also expensive because he put them on every day. He knew only Alphas could smell Omega scents, but he didn't want to risk people finding out he was an Omega, so he also needed money for that. It wasn't like he was poor; he just had enough to come by. He didn't complain about his life, and he was happy with the way he lived right now. Those few side effects couldn't keep him down.

A hand clasped his shoulder and he looked up to find Titan beside him the rest began to gather until they were standing in a circle with the lifeless body of the Tideian in the center. "What now?" Bay asked. "We dispose of him," Titan told them. "Where?" Hiro interrogated. "To a place, no one would think of looking." Titan whistled and two great sharks appeared suddenly, making the others jump away in alarm. They watched Titan whisper things to the sharks and they casually picked up Tide and turned the other way. "That would take care of it and now that he has broken the princess's heart, I have to act fast." He turned his back to his friends. "Oh, Roan, don't be so glum, you wanted this as

I said to Titan. “Probably, man. Ok TOUR TIME!” Titan hollered, and bounded off towards the other side of the room.

Except he was the person on the bike that night. “You’ve been following me around?” I narrowed my gaze, my fingers curling into a fist. He dipped the phone back into his pocket. “Let’s just say I take an interest in patients before treating them.” “I’m not your patient.” “Not yet,” he said, still calm. “But if I were to release the pictures and tell the world that you are becoming an omega. Imagine how the press would ravage it. ‘Tom Rivers is becoming an Omega for Gerard Vance, the man who created the Omega drug so Alphas could fall in love.” He paused, staring at me. “Beautiful headline. Do you think your father would like it?”