I Became The Heros Rival Novels & Stories

There was never a dull moment whenever I’m with them. Especially with her. She still hisses at me but it lessened and she was somehow treating me gently than before. I couldn’t ask for anything more. “Judiel!” Hera called me who was standing behind Rebecca. “Yes?” I stood up from my seat and walked closer to them. “Next week will be National Heroes Day. We are in the same team so I wanted to ask who will you portrait by then?” “You, Love, Heiji and I are on the same team, right?”

My father, the beta of the Dandelion Prime Pack, emerged followed by a few other high-ranking officials from other packs. My father’s bewildered and somewhat horrified face made me want to melt into the ground, “What has happened, Iris?” He kept his burning gaze on me. I tried to appear strong and opened my mouth to speak but no words came out. Amidst my struggling, I could sense Alpha Sergio inch closer to me again, but he offered no help. What could I say? That Alpha Sergio and I were fate mates? I shook my head slightly- it could not be. My thoughts kept going back to his deceased previous mate and how there was no way he could have gotten over her that quickly. But he does not have a cho

Sebastian's POV I sat in the back of my Aston Martin, scrolling through my tablet for the daily hand exercise game I did when I was stressed out. It was the most peaceful thing right now. The numbers and patterns kept my mind occupied. Kept me from thinking about things I didn't want to think about. I didn't involve myself in matters involving rivals. Dominic had been my rival since college. After what caused the accident of the Rossis, it separated the business deals between our families. Generational rivals. That's all we were supposed to be.

Mirabel with this information would be dangerous in ways I couldn't fully predict, and I did not have the energy to calculate those dangers right now. "I need to shower," I said. "Shower. Eat something. Then call me back and we'll figure this out." I hung up. Put the phone down, sat on my bed for another minute in the emerald dress, looking at the nightstand drawer where Andre Fernandez's card was sitting face down in the dark. Andre Fernandez, Russell's biggest rival. The man who had whispered something in Spanish against my skin while I was falling asleep in his arms. I picked up the card, opened the drawer of my nightstand, put it inside face down, and closed the drawer.

"If I didn't blame you, they would have looked at me more closely. I needed a distraction. Now, look at your phone." My phone buzzed in my pocket. I pulled it out with my free hand. It was a message from an unknown number. It was a video. I pressed play. The video was grainy, but clear enough. It showed a person in a dark cloak walking through the library tunnels. They were holding the Founder’s Ring. But that wasn't the scary part. The person stopped and looked directly at the camera. It was Victoria Hale. The Headmaster’s daughter. The girl who ruled the school’s social life with an iron fist.

The star seed glowed brighter and brighter until it erupted into a burst of dazzling radiance, forming a new hero—a Luminarii hero, destined to protect their realm and bring balance back to the cosmos. Embracing their newfound destiny, the Luminarii hero set forth on their own extraordinary journey. With each step they took, the hero's light grew stronger, and their connection to the hero's legacy deepened. They discovered that their tale was intertwined with the hero's—their actions and choices echoed the hero's own journey of love and courage.

Linda snapped back. "I'm anxious, that's all." "I understand, that is why I am still here. Ok, as I was saying, you are your father's son, right?" "Obviously." Brant rolled his eyes mentally. "So technically, if she believes that your father is responsible for her pain, hence her rival, it automatically makes you her rival too. Now the question is, why would she tell you her intentions if she really hated you?" Brant shrugged, "I don't know, perhaps to torture me emotionally, I'll see the end coming but can't change it…?"

Surviving for a week with Hera had turned me into some sort of a hero in their eyes; excluding my father, of course. The people who didn’t even bother to look at me earlier rushed to greet me, looking for opportunities to chat with me. Even Orlando, my staunch rival, who never left an opportunity to tease me, treated me with respect now. The flattery and praises didn’t give me joy. On the contrary, every word they said in my praise felt like a disguised mockery. I had tried so hard to trap Hera; but in the end, she just vanished.

He reveled in the chaos and turmoil he had instigated, relishing the prospect of engaging in battle. "Ah, the righteous hero emerges," Eros sneered mockingly. "Do you honestly believe you stand a chance against me? You underestimate the power of the Eirian and the depths of my wrath." Nostrils flaring, I fought to control the rising anger within me. Every fiber of my being urged me to protect my loved ones, to stand up against the injustice that threatened to tear my family apart.

But they are all wrong. I am not just Daisy Caldwell, the daughter of Alpha Jacob Caldwell and the overall winner of the warrior competition. I am also GhostRay, the legendary hacker who has never backed down from a challenge, and on top of all that, I am now the founder of Quantum Solutions and the creator of Lunar Ascent. I am not expecting my enemies to be happy for me because that will never happen, so let them keep doing what they do best. As for me, I am going to keep shining brighter and brighter. My destiny is mine to fulfill, and no matter the challenges that come my way, I refuse to let my destiny be crushed by weakness. My enemies picked the wrong victim, so let them hate me for a