Optimus Prime Matrix Novels & Stories

One of the gammas whispered to the beta, who was also standing nearby, watching the rescue efforts. "This is something that happens all the time. Even our previous leader did the same thing just because of a lost gem," the beta replied. They stood proudly at the edge of the harbor, observing the numerous crying omegas who had lost their families. The omegas whined and cursed at the Alpha for making such a hasty decision that day. "There will be no good for the alpha! I curse him if my son does not return!" An elderly woman shouted loudly and was immediately comforted by a nearby warrior. The beta and gamma turned to look at the woman with pity.

" The words finally got to Derek and he nodded his head calling off the search. He didn't need the Phoenix, he was already being considered as the king by every Wolf in the world! Meanwhile, at night, Davis snuck into the cells and told the Alphas about everything. He even loosened the chains and made sure they didn't have any wolf's bane on, that way when the time of attack came, their wolves would be present and ready for the fight THE END __________________________ Book two Titled HIS HUMAN MATE! is already out and available

Matthew works across the street from where Dylan lived up until recently. I smoothed over an issue with his Landlord by promising him good press about his apartment block. In return, Matthew has been taking photos for me. Matthew: I've got the pictures you asked for. Kenzy: Great, you can send them here. The pictures started coming in. Most of them are boring photos of people going in and out of their apartment, but one catches my attention. It's dark - early evening, probably -so it's difficult to see, but I can get the gist of it.

"The Sovereign-Mates are deemed Irreparable. Initiate Full-Deletion." The Centinel lunged, its limbs made of "Optimization-Scythes."

In the center of the map, a large blue circle pulsed slowly, marking the source of the threat, beneath the earth's core. "This is bigger than we thought," Riska whispered, her face pale. "The Core Prime network is already active globally." Bima stared at the red dots burning away memories and destroying nutrition. This was no longer a war against mere zombies, this was a war against an emotionless intelligence that wanted to wipe happiness from the face of the earth. "We have to figure out how to stop it," Lia said, gripping Bima’s hand, her eyes full of determination. "Nothing can stop the evolution of optimization," Core Prime hissed. "Your systems will be paralyzed. Your instant noodles w

Romero, who was supposed to protect Matias betrayed the outfit by giving the information to Matrix. Alessandro tapped his foot, which I started to think was his habit. "First Elio," He pointed to Bash, "Then, the Elio's son. And now the fucking Matrix thinks that they have a shot at taking us down." His face looked so menacing when he said that. Bash only laughed at his words. "I don't think I have a shot. I do have a shot." "Um..." I interrupted when I knew better not to do that if I wanted to prevent war. The Mancini brothers looked at me with a grim expression. "Xavier's son," I murmured in a low tone.

“ I understand but I still plan on respecting your mother's wishes and keeping myself away from the Alpha.’’ “ forget what my mother says. she has said a lot of things over the past few years and not all of them have been for the benefit of the the alpha or in the pack itself.’’ she argued. “ Patricia is right,” Aria interjected, “Alpha Weston can help you if Justin becomes too much of a problem.’’ “ if I can't handle him then I'm going to consider it.’’

“Plan is just a polite word for I know how the world fails. You needed a door. I built one.” “Only one,” Jay reminded, the cost scratching his voice. “You go. We keep the dogs busy.” “No,” Sammi said. “We keep the dogs bloody.” “Semantics,” Jay said, but his eyes warmed like a man watching the only sunrise he trusts. “Where’s Matrix?” The question fell out of my mouth before I could decide whether I wanted the answer. We all knew he was alive. You can feel it when a thread you’ve been tied to hasn’t snapped—your own wrist aches in sympathy. If Finch was the structure, Matrix had been the pressure. Structures collapse; pressure finds a new shape.

he said, not as a question, but as fact. Evryn nodded. "It’s coming." "No," he corrected. "It's already here." From the lower levels, Jace’s voice burst through her comm. “Evryn—systems are collapsing across the matrix. Whatever you did—” “I didn’t do this,” she snapped, eyes still locked on Aurex. “The gate responded to something else.” “Then we’ve got a problem. This isn’t a breach. It’s a rewrite.” Evryn’s stomach dropped. A rewrite?

The white expanse shifted, reshaping itself into memories fragments of dorm rooms, laughter, nights under neon lights, whispers against skin all folding together like pages of a book being rewritten in real time. But then A distortion ripped through the horizon. Lola broke the kiss, eyes wide. “What was that?” Adam’s glow dimmed. “The system’s fighting back. It doesn’t want two consciousnesses inside one matrix. It’s trying to purge one of us.” The white sky darkened, turning into a storm of static. Their environment began fracturing into geometric shards, bits of light floating like broken glass. She clutched his hand. “Then we rewrite the system before it rewrites us.”