40k Terra Novels & Stories

We quickly walked to the fourth floor, but in the round glass of the door, you could already see the horde of zombies walking around while staring at God knows where. I took a deep breath and closed my eyes. All four of us felt nervous when a man who was still dripping saliva from his mouth turned around and hurriedly ran towards us. My grip on the kitchen knife that I was carrying, tightened even more. "Prepare yourselves. Claire, can you fight?" Cole asked me as I nodded. Many zombies are running towards us. When they pushed the two-way door of the stairs, Cole, Coco, and I started fighting for our lives.

EmeraldEyes launches the dart with his prized atlatl a spear thrower carved from the tusk of the matriarch, feeling the notches beneath his palm and remembering each prey they represented by name. The first dart signals the eruption of chaos, its barbed tip to write this conflict into the air among countless others. Only the jungles of Ma’Nyla, the near-eternal witnesses, are the true victors of these many warriors; from those simply vying for daily survival, to those protecting their supposed claim on the land. The blood spilled and flesh rendered feeds its roots.

I know something is there though. “How many Terra?” “Just one.” I shift and allow Terra control. She flies above the trees and spots someone. They notice us but a bit to late. Terra swoops down and grabs the guy with her teeth. He screams in pain as she has him locked in her jaws. Dad and uncle Mark are rushing towards me as we fly closer, dropping the man near them.

She said with her voice softening at the end, eyes shining with tears. It was the first time Darach had seen a being like her to show this much emotion. He didn't know if he should be angry at her for bluntly calling him a dog or thankful for her condolences. Beings like her were rumored to be the most vicious fraction of immortals. They rarely show any emotions. "You lost your mate?" Came Connor's alarmed voice. He had a look of pure terror on his face. "Go North! Go to the wasteland where the snow is as deadly as hellfire. You'll find them there." She said with a distant look on her face.

Lord Taurus asked. “Lord Taurus, it’s no secret about the curse that was placed by the great witch on these lands. And we all know… if someone from our lands harms someone from the earth realm, these lands have to see the deaths of the citizens. And soon this lands would become barren,” Orion reminded everyone. “This is the reason, I called the Queen as a chicken. From what I have heard, if the previous Queen was there now, she wouldn’t behave like this. Don’t you agree, My Lords?” Abigail said with a smirk as she stared at Queen Venessa with mockery.

But Terra believed she was alone. So she began exploring the strange abilities her subconscious had been pushing her toward during what she perceived as her exile. And that made her dangerous. Vita soon decided it was time to intervene after watching Terra excel with the powers she'd been gifted. Normally, Mortem would disagree and tell Vita she was mistaken. But this was different. Terra cursed Life and Death aloud, promising them misery if she wasn't reunited with her family. Every step she took caused the Earth beneath her to decay and die.

"How many, Rangga? How many are coming up that artificial path?" Rangga didn’t turn around. He was still pressed against the cliff face, his hand bathed in that sickly, luminescent glow that seemed to pulse in time with the distant, thrumming engines of the corporation. "Too many to fight face-to-face. They have four specialized rigs. Each one carries a full fireteam. They aren't just climbing, Arung. They’re terraforming the path behind them so no one can follow."

I commanded, vaulting into the passenger seat as Dutch fired up the diesel engine with a roaring thrum. The heavy tires tore out of the gate, kicking up slush and gravel as we sped up the winding mountain trail. LUS projected a glowing gold vector line across my retinas, mapping the fastest route through the dense pines. "LUS flagged a high-value asset up in Sector Four," I said, my voice tight as the technical bounced over hard granite ridges. "Terra found them first, and she's going in for a lethal kill." "Terra's aggressive when she spots an unknown," Dutch grunted, keeping two hands tight on the wheel as we hit a deep snowdrift. "If she thinks it's a warlord scout or a threat to the keep

One of those details happened to be the 'World Map'. From his findings, Immortal Era is divided into nine continents. So far, players have only been given access to just four of them and even then, these four continents have a few places that players cannot access via normal means as they are either sealed or the monster level cap is far above their own. The four continents that the players currently have access to are called the 'Four Cardinal Continents'. Each continent is named after the cardinal directions North, South, East, and West, and these continents form the outer layer of all nine continents, showing off a greater landmass together than the remaining five continents combined. Thi

CJ stares at me and points to the door. "It was nice meeting you Terra." He smirks. "You are so full of Terror." ^^^^^^^