Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts Ending Novels & Stories

Bonus - Kyrios and Eloise The End

Jamie finally spoke up. An air of silence passed through them, Xavier sighed again. "Look. The footprints were numberous on the snowy mountain based, too much to only be one beast. They were here and when we finally rescued jimin, not as though he even needed much of rescuing in the first place, Rhea attacked calistè and she had called in her beasts, the way the ground rumbled and quaked as they moved towards us all points to one thing; she has beasts and not to even place it past calistè with her boasting but she also confirmed it and how she had made the beasts. She explained in details." Xavier took a sip of his drink and the table turned quiet.

will they live happily and peacefully like today? “Report to me all the details of where they go and what they do. "I said seriously, Jimbe immediately nodded at me before he stood up and put both hands in his pocket. “Noted that Sir” Jimbe said and bowed before he turned his back to me and leave my office.

Some of them stopped moving from the animal instinct that could not be trained out entirely regardless of how many years it was disciplined. The relay rogue stood in the inner entrance with its wrong-shaped. The shift Darius described was larger than the wolf. Its wrong-colored eyes swept the yard and found me. The mouth opened and a voice came. "Surrender the heir,surrender the heir and the twins and I end this tonight." it said. The yard went completely silent from both sides. The Obsidian wolves and the Ashmoor wolves in the same yard and all completely still

And then I realized she didn’t fully re-madk her scent when she went outside. You can protect her better if you accept it, the beast said more quietly now. If you stop fighting what we are. “And what if accepting it is what kills us?” I asked. The beast didn’t snarl. Didn’t push. Then we die knowing we chose her. The door creaked as she started to step back into the cabin. I straightened instantly, forcing my expression neutral, my thoughts locked back behind discipline and control. I would not let her see this war.

Nothing came out. She gasped. “Oh my moons, you did.” “Vivia!” “You kissed Ares?” “…yes.” “I knew it. Moody brooding types always fall first.” She leaned forward. “Finn?” “…yes.” “Aaaaand the golden retriever strikes again. Gunner?” “…yes.” “Oh my goddess.” She clutched her chest dramatically. “Kai too?” “…yes,” I mumbled. Vivia collapsed backward in theatrical agony. “All four?! In one day?! Zorya! Are you trying to ascend?! Become a goddess? Because this is how you ascend! This is how one becomes immortal!”

"Let's go. Never seen that kind of performance before." … When I arrived at the center, I realized my life had been dull until this moment. The center, like its name suggested, was filled with all kinds of beastfolk. Adorable rabbits, seductive foxes, imposing wolf-dogs, outgoing and cheerful puppies, and more. This was heaven. The beastfolk were performing on the stage with all they had, showing off their charm as best as they could. The performer with the highest votes would be crowned Best Beastfolk Star, and they'd be awarded with a handsome amount of prize money.

I hoarsely whispered like a lame animal, turning my gaze away from his enthralling eyes. "Good." His body relaxed almost instantly at my admission, at my willing submission. Somehow, I finally remembered learning that Alpha's do not take "no" for an answer. Anyone who dared to go against their wishes died faster than they could even breathe in their last breath. I swallowed the lump in my throat when my stomach chose to make itself known with a horrendously rude growl of its own. Eros frowned deeply and dragged my unresisting body back into the chair again.

“Juno…I- I don't think I can,” Maxon and the other surviving students, including Nisa, killed the last of the beasts. They all looked at us from a distance, only Maxon ran to us, his breath heavy. “We are going to be fighting off these monsters until we leave the Void. It appeared like they wanted something from us or we took something from them.” He knelt beside Elara and looked up at me. His voice dropped to a low, dangerous calm. “Good job,” he said softly, “but you should have listened to me. If you were poisoned again, I wouldn’t forgive you.”

But right now, I need both of them to pull their shit together. I roar at him, keeping my eye on my son who, as Alpha, could probably knock me on my ass if he chose to. “Both of you need to pull yourselves together. Yes, Cal, we kept this from you. You and Eliane are too powerful to risk you both acting like crazed and possessive dragons about your babies. You were already hissing at anyone who walked by except your mother and Cyrene. We’ve been researching everything we could once we realized that Emmi’s shifter is a Phoenix. She’s here because she somehow knew that your babies were in danger. We’ve been working with Emmi to accept her shifter, but it’s been hard and after everything that E