World Breaker Hulk Novels & Stories

The great force bounced off the Egregious being back many distance away. The Egregious creature was seen gigantically laying on his back while the massive tides moved him as he changed back to the vulnerable little figure he was before then motionlessly sunk deep into the sea. The very hit alone was meant to destroy the world completely if not the universes around but most of the hit was absorbed by the weakened and cracked towering wide menacing white-crystalline barrier. From the cracked part on the humongous barrier just a little hole was shown. The unscathed Immortal was enraged as he thrusted out of the sea, “What have you done?!” He yelled, levitating many meters high, his eyes reddene

Mwajuma took a deep, shuddering breath of the jasmine-scented air. "You couldn't save me from them, Ressi," Mwajuma murmured softly, a single tear slipping down her dark cheek, catching the bioluminescent light. "The men of our world broke everything we loved. But I can save the women of this one. I can be the wall that you couldn't be." She reached up, her thick fingers brushing against the iron-shale collar Zuri had given her. With that single gesture, the Earth-Breaker consciously, willingly severed the final tether to her humanity. She buried the ghost of her brother. She buried her old name. She buried the girl who had tried to save a corrupt village, and fully embraced the Anvil.

Suddenly, there was a ding. The sound of the toaster finishing mixed with a loud clap of thunder, startling me so badly that I dropped the knife in my hand. The knife slid across the kitchen counter, making my heart jolt. Boom. Another deafening thunderclap followed, and rain suddenly began pouring from the sky. Raindrops battered the windowpanes, while the world outside turned dark and gray. My lips trembled as panic surged through me. My legs shook so violently that I could barely remain standing as those terrifying memories came rushing back.

A bright smile curled around her lips as before she waved me goodbye, Christen Walker was once my mate. After I had the accident, she decided to break the mate bond because I could no longer fulfil her needs. After losing my mother, that was the second most hurtful thing I’ve ever been through. The pain, the hurt once those words are said and the ritual is performed. It feels like someone rips your heart out and squeezes all the blood from it, rips it into two and then puts it back and leaves you there to mend it on your own.