Why Can't Ackermans Become Titans Novels & Stories

In comparison, they seemed insignificant in stature and authority. Ignoring the commotion, Alexander emerged and casually delivered the news of Grandmaster Aiko's escape, leaving Titus speechless. The sudden turn of events left him reeling, his plans in disarray. He had only succeeded in persuading a semi-Empyrean to act by offering substantial incentives, but this alliance backfired when his recruit was swiftly repelled, leaving him devoid of support. Undeterred, Alexander persisted, pressing Titus for answers regarding the mechanical enhancements on his son's feet. Reluctantly, Titus disclosed the involvement of a mysterious figure known as Zilla, confirming Alexander's suspicions.

Attacking a growing person over a disrespect was more reasonable than attacking a person because you didn't know where he came from. The office door opened after a slight knock. The person on the other side didn't bother to wait for an invitation in. There was only one person who Kelvin had permitted to do something like that. A middle-aged man entered. "Still reading that file?" Jerome asked. The man who had originally handled the Titan acquisition. "We should have gotten Titan." Kelvin said after glancing at the information again. Jerome shrugged. "We didn't." Jasper hated how casually the man said it. A company worth nearly a million dollars had slipped away.

Jax was shouting now. "That," I whispered, looking up at the nursery wing, "was a mistake. Or a miracle." I realized then that my plan had a flaw. I had accounted for Antonio’s greed, for Clara’s malice, and for Mia’s brainwashing. But I hadn't accounted for the man who saw through me. I hadn't accounted for Akeem. And as I felt the terrifying, electric pull of his memory, I realized that the Titan of the East might have just met the one man who could bring her to her knees.