World Breaker Novels & Stories

The Veilbreaker was targeting key nodes—places where the magical seal was weakest, places where the veil between worlds was thin enough to be shattered. “These nodes are scattered across our lands,” Freya said, her voice grim. “If the Veilbreaker succeeds in breaking even one, the consequences will ripple through everything. Creatures from the Veil will pour into your world, uncontrollable and destructive.” Liora added, “The Veil is not just a barrier—it is a living thing. When disturbed, it will fight back in unpredictable ways. We don’t know if we can control what comes through.” Alina’s eyes never left the scroll in her hands. “Then we have no choice but to hunt this Veilbreaker ourselves

"Sophia? Sophia! What were you gonna say? You totally zoned out!" Jack's voice yanked me back. He'd just pulled up in front of Moonshade Medical Center, frowning. And that's when it hit me— I'd been reborn. In my last life, the second he dropped me off, I told him: Alice had Corrosion Sickness. This is the AIDS virus of our werewolf kind. Passed through blood, intimate relations, or from mother to pup. Shreds your immune system. Eats your wolf alive. No cure. No healing. Just a slow, brutal countdown to death.

Don't you feel anything for old times' sake? -You have one hour. If I see you again, you'll pay for all the damage you could cause with every fiber of your body. Luna's eyes widened in surprise at that comment. Angelica sighed through the phone. She was scared, but she wouldn't show it. -I missed your voice, James. That voice you put on when your real form speaks. So dark, so capable of betraying anyone, of betraying anyone. You will understand my fury, what I want to make you feel. You owe me, even if it costs me my life. I will ruin you and take away everything you love, like you did me.

He looked like he believed the world was good because I was in it. I felt a sudden grief. It wasn't the kind of grief you feel when someone dies. It was the kind of grief you feel when you see something beautiful and you know you are the one who is going to break it. Lyra only had half the information. She saw the love, but she didn't see the price tag. I didn't move for a long time. I just watched the shadows get longer on the ground. I thought about my mission. I thought about the people I had to protect and the things I had to take back. Nothing had changed. The plan was still the plan.

"What happened?" Nova pointed upward. There was a crack in the sky. A black crack. It stretched from one horizon to another. Gabriel stared. "That's impossible." The Author walked toward him. "No." He looked at the crack. "It's happening again." Aria turned. "What is?" "The separation." "The worlds are breaking apart?" "No." He shook his head. "They're becoming too close." Gabriel understood. "The boundaries are collapsing." "Yes." Cael looked at Aria. "What happens if they collapse?"

The silence in the deep-level command center wasn't the sound of peace; it was the sound of a countdown ticking inside the tectonic plates. Above us, the GBCA’s orbital monitors were no longer tracking targets. They were calculating seismic yield. The "Iron Rain" kinetic rods had been replaced by something far more final: the Crust-Breaker. A high-velocity tungsten-carbide warhead designed to burrow three miles into the bedrock and detonate a localized magma-trigger, turning the entire valley—and the Rebirth City fortress—into a bubbling, radioactive lake of molten slag.

This time, it actually worked. I became bound to her. Anything that could harm her body would be transferred to me and amplified a hundred times over. In my last life, she used that power to become rich. But not long after I died, the flowers lost their effect. She was quickly replaced by other streamers, and her popularity crashed. With no other options, she started faking eating content, but obsessive fans exposed her. Some extreme followers kidnapped her and forced gallons of pepper-infused liquid down her throat. She died on the spot.

"Your wolf's linked to mine. Wherever you go, I can find you." I waited for him to finish. "I'd give you three days to cool off, tops. Then I'd bring you home. Nobody can make you disappear from my life, Erin." I touched the patch on my neck. The bond he was counting on to keep me within reach was exactly what I broke for a living. "All right. I'll remember that."

Mia was treated like dirt by her own wolf pack from the day she was born. People called her a StillBlood because her wolf never woke up and she had no power at all. They mocked her, beat her, and treated her worse than a stray dog. Her only way out of that living hell was a forced marriage to a fallen alpha whose scars ran deeper than flesh. Alexander was once a man of legendary strength and a fierce warrior who led his pack with honor. Now he was just a shadow, crippled and cast aside by the very people he bled to protect. Alexander saw Mia as nothing more than another chain binding him down and another curse dumped on his broken life. However, fate had a cruel and strange sense of humor. T

The Omega's eyes once again closed as he began chewing, and he lightly hummed. “He's adorable, Thaddeus,” Zendaya said through the link, and the Alpha's heart swelled. The Alpha only made it halfway through his sandwich before he felt a warrior desperately pressing against the link, and he opened it. The Alpha's body tensed when the warrior said a rogue breached the West border by the river. “He ran through Alpha Michael's territory first, and they're still chasing him. I'm right behind them, but that sucker's fast!” He said, sounding out of breath.