Implacable の小説・ストーリー

"The Omega is defective..." "The omega," Mara said firmly, "is this boy's mate. His wolf knows it. Even you know it, Aldric, though you refuse to accept it." She turned to Magnus with those ancient knowing eyes. "You can't force a rejection when the wolf refuses. You'll kill them both trying." "Then we find another solution." Magnus said his voice cold and controlled once again. "If the bond cannot be rejected we'll give it time to weaken" "Mate bonds don't weaken they only grow stronger." She said firmly.

Daily immunity purchased through daily torture. The Absolute can't manipulate this. Can't exploit loving people who don't love me. Can't make me desperate to stay with people who don't know me. When I die. When I'm old. When I'm weak. I won't fear leaving them. Because they never truly had me. Never truly knew me. Never truly loved continuous me. I'm immune. Through suffering. Through torture. Through daily forgetting. I'm safe from the Absolute. Safe from dying manipulation. Safe from inevitable doom.

Anna blinked. “So whether we are close or far…” “It responds either way,” he finished. Silence. Anna let out a slow breath. “That sounds like we are permanently connected.” Adrian did not deny it. Instead he said quietly, “It has stabilized into constant-state coupling.” Silence. Anna shook her head slightly. “That sounds like a nicer way of saying we are trapped.” Adrian replied, “It is not framed as restriction.” Anna gave a faint, tired smile. “Of course it is not.”

Never fixed the actual problem. I was dead. Punishing them changed nothing.

My throat tightened. Maya. Bound to a chair, her head bowed. Not recent—maybe a week old—but the sight still ripped something primal out of me. I slammed my hand against the desk, the wood cracking under my palm. “Where did you get this?” “Security feed from the warehouse. Zane’s men erased most of it, but I recovered a fragment. He’s been experimenting there—on wolves, humans, hybrids. Testing something called the Serum of Obedience.” Clarke paused, his voice trembling slightly. “And according to the files… he needs Maya’s blood to perfect it.”

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“We are not errors. Our bonds… our hearts… They are variables you cannot control. Not fully.” The Architect paused, and I could feel the system recalculating. “Variables detected. Probability of anchor failure decreasing. Emotional interference is rising.” I clenched my fists. “Then let me interfere more. Let me anchor them! Let me remind them who we are!” “You cannot.” The Architect’s tone cut sharper than steel. “Attempting interference will accelerate deletion. Mortals will collapse. Your existence will fail.” I shook my head violently. “I don’t care about probability! I care about them! Every heartbeat that calls me… every mind that remembers… they matter. And so do you, Kieran. So do we

Celia gasps, nervous and anxious. - Let's just say the Moon Goddess fell on the wrong horse to be reincarnated, so to speak... Reed grunts impatiently. - What the three of you are going through is called impregnation, from what we understand. - What does that mean?" asks Mathis.

I walked back to my bed, placed the Macbook on my legs, and secured the cereal bowl in between my thighs to prevent it from spilling. "Imprinting is a process where a werewolf (or shifter) forms an unbreakable bond with their soulmate or mate. This bond is said to be predestined, and once formed, it's nearly impossible to break. Intense feelings of loyalty, protectiveness, and devotion often accompany imprinting." I read out loud, snorting. Then, I coughed as the cereal went through the wrong pipe. My eyes watered, and I clutched my throat and gasped for breath.