Zenless Zone Zero Von Lycaon Novels & Stories

LIAM’S POINT OF VIEW The wind blew against us, little particles of sand and other things from the ground rose slightly, it is about to rain, I can smell the mix of water and Earth already, the scenery looks tranquil almost therapeutic. He looked into my eyes, that icy blue eyes stared into my brown one, I tried to look away but the force of his gaze made me continue to look at him. There was something in his gaze, something that is almost always absent, this gentleness, a slight shyness even and this is very unusual because this is Alpha Zyn, he is never gentle or shy, he is everything else; confident, rude, cocky, authoritative, mean even but not shy never shy.

I was about to turn and run back, but then I felt a presence behind me. I spun around and saw Caesar, his eyes glowing with rage. He was no longer a man, but a werewolf, his fur glinting in the moonlight. He was running towards me, and I knew I had no time to waste. I turned and sprinted towards the other side of the highway, my feet pounding against the pavement. I could feel Caesar's breath on my neck, his claws tearing at my clothes. He was so close, I could almost feel his hot breath on my skin.

Dravonia. Dixon’s arm tightened fractionally around Nerina’s shoulders, his grip on her hand tightening just enough to feel possessive, his smile never faltering, but his eyes sharpened as the carriage slowed to a stop. Zoe shifted subtly behind them, her posture alert. Nerina’s heart quickened, the warmth of Dixon’s touch suddenly feeling less like affection and more like a claim as the Dravonian seal gleamed coldly in the dying light, a stark reminder of the Lycan’s reach.

"Don't play word games with me, servant. You will come upstairs right now and…" "I suggest you take your hands off her, Lieutenant." The deep, predatory baritone cut through the steam of the cavern like a broadsword. Kael froze. Anna looked past his shoulder to see Liam standing at the base of the cavern stairs. The Lycan Commander leaned casually against the stone archway, his arms crossed but his icy-blue eyes were completely unblinking, locked onto Kael’s hand where it gripped Anna's shoulder. The air in the laundry cavern plummeted into an absolute freezing silence. The ambient heat from the geothermal vents seemed to vanish, replaced by the suffocating, ancient dominance of a apex preda

OLIVIA Lorenzo went completely still. For a few seconds, he simply stared at me as though he was trying to understand what I had just said. There was something in his expression I couldn't quite read, but I could see the surprise in his eyes. But then I noticed something else. Though Lorenzo's presence actually helps, but it wasn't enough. It's like my wolf was trying to connect to something and she can't quite reach it. More like she needed a greater power or source, I couldn't tell. Something that would awaken her permanently without having to fight its way out.

“Let me guess, she gave you the ‘we’re all doomed’ speech” “Something like that,” I said quietly. He handed me the ceremonial mask. It was bone-white with gold trim, and cold in my hand. “Let’s go,” I said, putting it on. By tradition, the Luna and Lycan did not see each other’s faces until the wedding night. It was meant to symbolize trust… but today, it felt like a blindfold. I stepped into the corridor, my heart was heavy and my steps slow. And somewhere deep in my chest, Varra’s words echoed like a curse. Trust no one.

He heard a slight shrill like a female's. The water slowly calmed down and Zayn breathed harshly with his eyes still bright blue. They slowly thawed off and Toby noticed that he looked sleepy. In a flash, his little peanut was in his arms. Avalon always used her victim's weak spot against them, he frowned at Zayn's stupidity. He had awakened his witch, that meant Avalon had become stronger. Her plans were falling into place. He carried Zayn out of the water in his Lycan form, getting to the bank, he fell down tiredly on the sand leaving Zayn to do the same.

That's it! I can’t stand it anymore," Kimberly stormed into the kitchen, her fists clenched. "Why are we sitting here, pretending everything’s fine? Lucy's lying in a hospital bed, Mom! Renee turned, her face weary. "Kimberly, we’ve talked about this. These wolves, they’re beyond reason. They’re destroying everything, and you’re our only hope against them. "Against the entire Lycan race. Do I look like some all-powerful merger?" Kimberly spat. "What if it’s just one rogue wolf? Why does everyone act like we have to annihilate them all? I’m not going to be the family's weapon!"

​The UN Extraction Zone was a neon-lit scar on the outskirts of Neo-Tokyo. What used to be a high-end logistics hub for the Vane empire had been converted into a high-security "Processing Center" in less than forty-eight hours. From the shadows of a rusted shipping container, Leo Vane watched the movement of the "Peacekeeper" guards. They were different from the Council’s Erasers, less robotic, but more efficient, equipped with sonic-dampeners that could neutralize a shifter’s roar before it even left their throat.

Draco struggled to get up from the ground with great difficulty, but his body fell to the ground limply. “Get back, Draco! He's not your opponent right now!” scolded Zergenth giving a warning. Zergenth advanced and unleashed his wind and lightning powers to create a protective shield. Leonard threw the next attack so that the Gazebo they lived in fell apart until only rubble remained. However, Lycus and Draco were fine under Zergenth's protection. Leonard grinned widely with a sly and cruel face. "Remember, Lycus Lewis. I was always able to find you and slaughter you easily. Magica's fate is in my hands,” Leonard said in a cold voice that echoed in the wind.