Worm Fate Crossover Novels & Stories

The two demonic wisteria fetuses he ate were the only remaining two. Although several women had already died in the one hundred or so coffins, not every one of them had successfully given birth to matured demonic wisteria fetuses. Like how a normal human conceived, there were possible cases of miscarriage in the process… For example, weaker mothers might have illnesses that would result in their deaths halfway through the fetus’ breeding process. Naturally, with the mother dead, the fetus wouldn’t be able to survive either.

I asked. “That’s what we need to find out, why go to all the trouble of taking these people, wiping their minds and giving them a new life?” “As bizarre as it sounds we’ve got our hands full with this vampire thing and Ryder’s wife is pregnant,” Felix said. “There could be a link you know, between our cases,” Wentworth suggested. “Only you would see a link,” I said. “Think about it, you’ve got wolves turning vampires into zombies, someone wiping people’s memories and giving them new ones,” Wentworth said.

They were afraid to even find out something as of this moment! Every death happened was their doing, so it was never been on question if life reducing, but to the world, everyone shocked to find out that their destiny was becoming crazy. No one could have able to guess what was happening, so the Alphas only especulated. That was when the Fate trying to mingled the process of Death and Destiny. Fate even now able to lead the men of power to be connected to the Witches. It as if Fate could see through the conflict that soon arising to the both party. Every Werewolves that has a strong bloodline, the Alphas, its descendants, and all the pack that was consist the Werewolves been connected by fat

what would have happened to me? A chill ran down my spine as the biological reality settled in. Because Rohan was a wolf, the cross-breeding between a dormant witch and a dominant lycanthrope would have caused massive, fatal complications. Either the pregnancy would have destroyed my body from the inside out, or the baby would have died before ever taking its first breath. The miscarriage wasn't just a tragedy; it was an inevitability. "Cyrus!" A sharp voice called out from further down the hall. I turned to see a young girl standing by the reception desk, waving him over impatiently.

Freeze adds. I look at him. Well, this is interesting. There has to be more to her than we know. That is the only reason that he would take her to his secret spot to shift. I tell him that we need to find out more. I sit down a little more calmly than I was. I still have no idea how they spotted Shane. I lean my head back and close my eyes. Nothing has gone right lately. My creations have been dying for weeks of being created. I thought we finally had the ratio of a vampire to a wolf to a dragon, but that is not the case. The doctors and scientists can’t figure out what went wrong. It’s like something is not letting the DNA mix like they were. Everything seemed to be fine with t

the Progenitor leader said. Not individual consciousness or hive mind, but networked awareness that preserves both. This exceeds our design parameters greatly." "Does that mean you're preserving all werewolves instead of Hope?" Elena asked. "It means we're reevaluating our termination authorization," Progenitor said. "If the child can maintain network stability, you've shown evolutionary value that justifies species preservation. Our elimination order stands if the network collapses or becomes unstable." Hope maintained the network for six hours before her one-year-old body gave out and she collapsed unconscious. When she lost consciousness, the network dissolved, and werewolves were disconn

On the verge of death, it looked beautiful. Was this the end? Was his life truly over as a useless Omega? Just as the Shadow Wolf King's fangs descended... The system's voice echoed. Louder than ever. Clearer. [100%] [Werewolf Evolution System Activated Successfully] [Host Identified] [Raven Blackwood] [Bloodline Confirmed] [Heir of the First Alpha] [Beginner Reward Granted] Raven's eyes widened. And a moment later... The silver wolf symbol on his chest exploded in a light that blinded the entire forest.

"What is that? What did she do to the baby?" "She didn't do anything, Dante," I said, my voice sounding like it was being channeled through a thousand miles of copper wire. I reached out a trembling hand, my fingers stopping inches from the glowing orb. I could feel the heat—not the burning heat of the Red Shadow, but a magnetic, pulling heat that wanted to draw the very soul out of my chest. "The baby is gone. This... this is the 'Extinction.' This is what happens when you cross a Wraith with a Clone and bake it in the Source's oven."

During normal times, observing the moon this way brings me a sense of calm, but I can't help but be filled with worry and unease for my people, as the time for the full moon is fast approaching. The full moon which should be something to be celebrated by werewolves, is a time that fills members of my pack, the skyline pack, with fear and trepidation. The curse on our pack, tied to the full moon, has already began to rear its ugly head, claiming the lives of five members of my pack already in just a day. My father, the alpha, has gone to witches to see they can reverse the curse, but despite their efforts, it only seems to grow stronger. I fear that if it isn't revoked soon enough, it would l

He held me so tightly, promising, "I don't believe in fate. I only know that you are the love of my life." I had believed him. Every memory of our love felt vivid, still so close—yet now, he had abandoned me for another woman without a second thought. I didn't understand. Was fate truly something we couldn't fight? Had it really pulled him, irresistibly, into Grace's arms? My whole body ached, each breath felt like fire. I couldn't tell whether the pain came from the wound or from my heart. Darkness fell like a curtain. When I came to, I was lying in a hospital bed.