SHADEWHISPER

In a not-so-distant future, Earth is thrown into chaos by a weird alien ship that crashes and starts leaking spiritual energy all over the place. This energy messes with the planet’s ecosystem, making everything mutate—animals, plants, even people. It’s like nature’s gone wild, with some folks getting crazy supernatural powers while others struggle to survive against mutated creatures and power-hungry groups trying to take control.

In the middle of all this craziness, Amira Hailen—a tough-as-nails ex-special forces assassin with a complicated past—gets a second shot at life. Thanks to a mysterious ally’s Mental Transference powers, she’s sent back in time, waking up with the ability to control ice. Determined to keep humanity afloat, she gathers her old crew and turns them into a reliable team amid all the chaos.

Meanwhile, Aiden Emberstorm—a fiery elite operative—gets fed up with the government’s weak response to the crisis. With his own fire powers blazing, he ditches the bureaucracy and teams up with his battalion to protect innocent lives. He becomes a symbol of resistance, taking on mutated beasts and rogue factions while trying to restore some order.

When Amira and Aiden cross paths, it’s not exactly love at first sight. Their icy and fiery personalities clash, but they can’t deny the need to join forces. They both want the same thing: a sanctuary where survivors can be safe. So, they decide to work together, hatching a plan to take down the alien ship before it can call in reinforcements for a full-scale invasion.

Amid epic battles, unexpected alliances, and a budding romance, Amira and Aiden must face both their inner demons and the alien threat. It’s a fight for survival in a world that’s gone wild, with everything at stake—including their own hearts.

Frozen Flame of Dawn

The former Dragon Unit captain, his face unreadable, turned toward Yenna once more. His voice was tight with restrained frustration. "And you're just letting her do as she pleases? Did you even try to call her back?"

Yenna didn't react immediately. When she did, her expression was unreadable, but there was something in her gaze—something deeper. "Do you honestly believe she would come back if I called?"

The captain clenched his jaw but didn't answer.

Helen's voice cut in, her frustration mounting. "Even if she wouldn't, why inform us this way? Why go through a public broadcast instead of directly telling you? If she had the information, why didn't she come to us first?"

There was an edge of betrayal in her tone now. Amara had been one of them—a soldier molded by the Federation. And yet, she had abandoned it.

Yenna's gaze grew colder. "After what happened and what you all did to her, do you really think she has any loyalty left to the Federation?"

Chapter 49: Blaming One Another_1