Wheatley X Glados Novels & Stories

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After Grey left, Delilah had to wait for James, who had yet to return from meeting with his friends at The Seven Wolves. While Grey was so happy to get a cake box from Delilah, he kept walking to return to the meeting room. "How was it?" asked Glenn as Grey approached the bar and sat there. He smiled and nodded. "Nice room. Miss Starley loves it." Glenn smiled, too and poured the mixed drink from his shaker into a glass before placing two olives in the glass and handing them to Grey. "Thank you." Glenn prefers to drink Henneiken rather than mixed drinks.

'It seems they were', Quain says, dropping to the ground, 'Can I get some water, please? Farden mutters an apology, yanks a water bag from his girdle, and hands it to Quain. Gylen hands his to Edril, but Pedran waves Allos off. 'Just ale, mate', he says. 'The glade attacked, you say', Allos prompts. Quain nods between gulpfuls. 'There were four of them', he says after he finishes, and wipes his mouth, 'All white and the furriest I've seen. And their eyes….' He shudders. 'The mages have got competition with their terrible glance', Pedran says, staring at the fire with wide eyes, 'They kill like they were made for it'. 'I barely escaped', Quain notes, waving a hand at the side of his face, 'I

Gwen I climbed down from my horse and ran blindly in the snow. Arrows darken the sky like a swarm of deadly hornets, raining down upon the combatants with relentless fury. Shields clash as soldiers form a shield wall, bracing against the onslaught. Swords flash in the sunlight, carving through the chaos with deadly precision. Amidst the chaos, champions emerge, their valour shining like beacons in the midst of darkness. But they are slaughtered. They rally their comrades, leading charges and striking down foes with legendary prowess. Yet, even the bravest warriors falter in the face of overwhelming odds.

I was oblivious to what my father said, and gave the crowd a small toothy smile and slight wave. “May this year’s Gladiators be presented to the Alpha!” The announcer called out and I shifted my gaze to the approaching Gladiator slaves. I had only ever seen Teal, so I was curious as to what the rest looked like; if they would be as big and strong as him. Four Gladiators approached our tent, walking swiftly as they crossed the arena to us. My skin heated up as the Wolf Gladiator next to Teal walked forward, my heart was fluttering and my breath was caught in a stutter. The closer he got the more my body trembled.

the human essence within wolf Blake silently spoke. The fight changed drastically as Glenn involuntarily turned human. His body twisted, reflecting the sudden transformation. Confusion flickered across his face with the sudden shift. His veins pulsed with sensations of weakness and confusion, leaving him starkly exposed to his human vulnerability. “Liza, why are you standing there? Help me,” Glenn’s eyes pleaded as he caught sight of his ally. Blake’s wolfish teeth penetrated Glenn's soft human skin.

Hearing that loud cry, Chester, Yvette, Zoey, and the others quickly opened their eyes and they were excited to see Darryl. "Darryl!" "Darryl!" "Darryl…" Everyone gathered and they could not hide the happiness on their faces. Quickly, Darryl passed the glazed water to Dax. "Dax, I've successfully gotten the glazed water. You and Neil should drink it now." Chester and the others were excited to see the glazed water. Without hesitation, Dax and Neil took the glazed water. Immediately, they felt their bodies become light and transparent. Then, Dax and Neil frowned at the same time as each of them spat out a bloody worm. The worms were the size of a nail bed and their bodies were covered in bloo

Sure, for Elena, my not-so-secret status was just a convenience, a way for her to cash in on my hard work. I had negotiated a 50-million-dollar arms deal, and Elena was the belle of the ball. I had brokered an 80-million-dollar drug trade, and still, it was Elena who shone at the party. All the deals I crafted with my blood, sweat, and tears, and it was Elena who wore the crowns of success. Matteo had merely turned a blind eye to all my toil. I had given all my accomplishments to Elena, dressing it up as a learning opportunity for her.

I was exhausted. The price of loving Jaime was too high. I could not bear it anymore. The call bell rang urgently. Several doctors rushed in. I had already collapsed on the floor, unable to move. The doctor called Jaime. All they heard was her sobbing. “Joseph, you lied to me. You burned the wedding suit a long time ago. You said you’d wait for me. We were supposed to go abroad for treatment. Joseph, don’t do this. I’m so sorry.” I heard her regret and the doctor’s urgent voice, but I was too tired. I did not want to wake up again.