Tordan 1.0: Episode 1: Cyborg Warriors by Immortal Angel

Author:Immortal Angel
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: alien invasion, elf romance, romance scifi, elf warriors, cyborg romance, elf princess, epic fantasy romance, romance serial, cyborg warriors

“Tordan?” Solon questioned, peering at him through the dark tunnel. “What are you doing?”

Shit. Why do we have automatic night vision and heat scanners? There was no way for him to hide.

Tordan faced the three Cyborgs, keeping his stance casual. He hadn’t known Solon well before the invasion. But after they had become Cyborgs, they had spoken occasionally if they had the same job duties. He didn’t know the second Cyborg at all; he was smaller, so perhaps he had been from another realm before the invasion. But the third was Roian.

He stared directly at the Cyborg who had been his only friend since they had awakened. Roian didn’t meet his gaze.

Tordan really didn't want to fight them. We’re all victims of the Ardaks. Our minds and thoughts controlled by the chips, our bodies helpless to do anything but obey their commands.

“Keep working. Keep moving. Never slow. Never stop.”

How can they think over the voices?

They can’t. They’re not supposed to.

But I can. Maybe I can help them wake up. He eyed them skeptically. Probably not.

So he tuned in to the voices, trying to maintain the stiff formality of the Cyborgs. “Orders from the king himself, Solon,” Tordan lied. “Let us pass.”

And that’s when the voices started buzzing louder, and a stream of orders came in through the chip. “Missing prisoner. Lock down the base. No one enters, no one leaves.”

Shit.

“You heard the orders, Tordan,” Solon said without emotion. “Turn around.”

“My orders came directly from the general. This is not the prisoner they are looking for. He wanted her removed before the lockdown began. You know I cannot go against my orders.” He sized up their surroundings out of the corner of his eye, hoping that they would simply let him pass.

The walkway they were on was very narrow, carved into the side of a steep cavern wall. The inside of the mountain was filled with hollow caves and caverns, but there wasn’t one to help him now.

He could get rid of one of the Cyborgs right away over the side of the path, but unfortunately, whoever it was probably wouldn’t die from the fall.

It takes a lot to kill a Cyborg.

“Neither can we. We must call base to be certain,” the second Cyborg stated without inflection.

They cannot do that. Or everyone will know where we are.

“Of course,” Tordan replied casually as he turned and set down the female in his arms, pressing her against the stone side of the path.

She gripped the stone as hard as she could, her eyes unseeing in the near darkness.

As the second Cyborg touched his finger to his forehead, Tordan sprang forward, using his powerful forward momentum to kick the smaller Cyborg off the edge of the path, into the abyss below.

The Cyborg briefly cried out in surprise, but then was strangely silent. They all waited for long moments, but never heard him hit the ground.

How far down is the bottom of the canyon? He swallowed. Better not to find out firsthand.

He stared down the other two.

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