Barricade Transformers Prime Novels & Stories

The enforcers froze, their movements faltering. "What… what is that?" Lia stammered, pointing at the vat. Riska's device shrieked. "The energy signature… it’s Core Prime! They're not just pursuing us. They're trying to… absorb our creation! They’re trying to weaponize it themselves!" The liquid in the vat began to glow with an unnatural, phosphorescent light, mirroring the corrupted glow of the reservoir. The potent aroma of their mixture was being distorted, twisted, corrupted by Core Prime's overwhelming influence.

The month of iced coffees and tan lines had gone off and the raging storms and almost negative degrees celcius weather took over, one which Iris loathed from among all seasons in her life. She grabbed the freezing metal bars of the “DEAD END” barricade placed at the center of the unpaved road which was just a few steps away to an unfinished residential location built for the homeless people but was just used as a front act during the election of officials—one for sure to gain their vote, and two to show fake humility to the people. Max got off the car following her, frowning on what she was doing. He helped her get the metal barricade to the side, the slithering noise against the rough surfa

They were clad in jagged, mismatched armor stripped from old-world factory machinery, their faces hidden behind crude iron welding masks painted with aggressive crimson slashes. ​"Vivian, they've completely blocked the primary conduit matrix!" Evelyn gasped from the shadow of the titanium drop-chute, her fingers flying erratically across her shiver-inducing tablet screen. The device sputtered, struggling against the localized electromagnetic interference of the raiders' makeshift grid. "The current running through that fence is tapping directly into a pre-war transformer box. It’s pushing enough unregulated wattage to stop a freight train. If we touch those wires or try to force our way thro

It was like… two worlds trying to merge through our blood. “Kaelan.” Callum’s voice at the doorway snapped me out of it. His breathing was rough, and his claws had already come out again. “How’s it going?” I asked. “The barricade’s set. I reinforced it with metal from the fire escape. But they’re still out there,” Callum said, pressing his palm to the floor, leaving behind a faint silver glow. “The Ward Nightbane is active too. Sound, light—everything’s sealed to this floor. If the sigil holds, the humans downstairs won’t notice a thing.”

the Prime said. He raised his cane and fired a beam of red energy. Dr. Aris didn't even have time to scream. He was turned into a pile of grey ash instantly. I grabbed the laser scalpel from the table and stood in front of Elle. My heart was pounding, but the revenge in my soul was stronger than the fear. "Where are Bryan and Jane?" I asked. The Prime smiled, and his mouth opened far too wide. Inside, his teeth were made of solid silver.

The towering chain-link topped with razor wire looms out of the mist like a prison wall, glowing with the sterile, white floodlights of the security cameras sweeping the yard. Through the encryption earpiece, Kade's voice crackles, laced with static. “Grid is prepped. On your mark, boys.” I look over at Liam, who is crouching beside me in the mud, his eyes locked on the guard tower twenty yards away. He gives me a slow, grim nod. "Do it," I whisper into the comms. A fraction of a second later, the entire block plunges into absolute, pitch-black darkness as the transformer blows with a dull, distant thud. The floodlights snap off, the security cameras freeze mid-sweep, and the regional relay

Anji felt a heavy iron rod swing past his face, denting the catwalk as the room tried to defend its core. "Now, Sarah!" Anji yelled. He didn't wait for her acknowledgment. He swung his crowbar into the transformer's main control valve, slamming it open and revealing the heavy-gauge power feeds that pulsed with the city's lifeblood. He lunged for the leads, shoving the shards of his data-core—now shattered and harmless, but still physically conductive—directly into the main bussing rail. The flash was instantaneous. The sky, viewed through the cracks in the roof, flared violet. The building swayed violently, a low, tectonic rumble moving from the basement floor to the distant top of the tower

"Burn it." Dominic pressed his left hand firmly against his earpiece, his voice cold and definitive. A split second later, a deafening explosion shattered the night. The directional charges he had strategically planted around the gallery’s exterior transformers detonated precisely on cue. The ground groaned beneath the impact as a massive reverse voltage surge tore through the electrical grid, instantly frying the gallery’s central control hub. The heavy armor plating screeched under the sudden current overload. With a violent screech of fracturing bearings, the massive ballistic barriers collapsed back into their subterranean tracks.

I said, “is nobody’s business but Vandwood’s.” My tone stayed even. “If you’re looking for something to worry about, you should save your energy for the barrier.” That made Michael’s eyes sharpen. Roderick frowned. Josiah straightened. I leaned one hand lightly against the back of the chair nearest me, not because I needed the support, but because the controlled posture kept the room mine. “The so-called shunned Prima who was keeping that barrier intact is gone,” I said. “That is what you should be thinking about.”