Beyblade Dome Novels & Stories

The scene shifted and I find myself up on the hill of the field, a wide dome rising from the earth. Caelum takes my hand and he staggered up to where the dome is located. When we reached it, I was startled to see it up close - with vines interlocking to form the wall, emitting weird sparks every now and then. Caelum and I stopped in front of it and held out his hand. It disappeared beneath the thick veined wall. Caelum gave me a slight smile as he tugged me behind, the both of us going in side the dome. The veins felt like snakes slithering on my skin and I shivered. I quickly shook my body only to notice that Caelum is standing next to me, staring off at a distance. I can see the shadows of

"Aren't you a pretty one" Eva my new bot says, she was hugging me right away, she's my favorite already, Damien can kiss my bruised bum, well I still loved daddy but I was wondering would my new program show up on her quicker? "He's pretty when he blushes," Daddy says from behind me, I was blushing right, I'm blushing from a robot compliment. The two robots look at each other, although Damien's program agreed on having another dom for me, and Eva's program had Damien mentioned in it, I was still worried when they met.

Sophia's POV The Cathedral of St. John the Divine had been transformed into something from a fairy tale. Thousands of white roses and orchids created cascading arrangements along every pew, their petals scattered like snow across the marble floors. Soft candlelight flickered from crystal candelabras, casting a warm glow that made the Gothic architecture seem almost ethereal.

The Dominion’s true form took shape, taller than towers, its body shifting between smoke and steel. Wings of obsidian spread wide, scraping the cavern roof with sparks. Its face was not a face, only a mask of shifting eyes that blinked open and shut, each one staring in a different direction. Adrien’s breath caught. His sword shook in his grip. “Gods…” Sera’s voice was a whisper of dread. “It’s using her like a doorway.” The Dominion’s gaze fell on them both, a thousand eyes blinking as one. Its voice was not sound but force, crushing, resonating in their chests until their hearts nearly stopped.

He threw himself sideways at what looked like the more dangerous line—and the beast’s collapsing mass hit where he’d *been*, not where my panicked instincts would have gone. The dome shuddered. The floor shuddered. Dust billowed. The timer hit 00:00. “Bonus round complete,” the system announced, almost reluctantly. “Team A: SURVIVED.” The structural beast froze mid‑rise like someone had hit pause. Cracks bloomed across its body. Then, slowly, it crumbled, disintegrating into dust and glass and light that streamed upward into the dome like smoke being sucked into a vent. The crowd’s noise slammed into us again, doubled by replay cheers.

"Miss Vivian... Chief Julian is right to be careful. The Inner Dome isn't like the lowlands. Out here, you can fight a wave or a vanguard squad with a rifle and a high-pressure pump. Inside the high dome, the walls are solid titanium, and the weapons are corporate blockades, asset liquidations, and biological isolation protocols." ​Leo set the tray down and looked at the glowing white blip on the radar screen. The Vindicator, the Inner Council’s massive dreadnought, was slowly retreating toward the horizon, completely deterred by the artificial blue fog enveloping Sector 4. "They’re leaving because they can't see us. But the moment anyone tries to cross the threshold into the Inner Dome with

I guess we can confirm here that Beel is really living up to his reputation. It seems like Levithan still isn’t taking any chances and still kept the water barrier up. But it was a lot smaller than compared to before since Leviathan seems to purposely try to get rid of Belphegor. “Hey, fish boy! Do you mind making the barrier bigger? It’s hitting me—ow!” The back part of the dome just happens to shrink on the side near Belphegor. This did not make the prince of Sloth happy, which can be shown on his mask. “You did that on purpose!”

The dome came out of me before I understood I was building it. It expanded fast. Ten feet. Twenty. Forty. It moved across the plain in a ring of silver light that passed through every wolf it touched and I felt each one of them through the Blood-Bind as it crossed them, felt the rage craft inside them hit the edge of the dome and stop. Not weaken. Stop. The dome was not fighting the rage craft. It contained it. Pulling it inward and upward toward the source, toward me, the way a fire pulls air toward itself when it burns hot enough.

Heidi shouted from the center of the diamond. The young girl broke free from Remus’s grip and stepped to the front, her long dark hair whipping around her face. She raised both her small hands toward the sky. A brilliant, pulsing dome of emerald light exploded from her palms, expanding outward until it formed a perfect, translucent shield around the twenty-one fighters. The moment the violet fog touched the emerald light, it hissed loudly and vaporized into clean white steam. The air inside the dome became instantly warm, smelling faintly of crushed mint and summer rain.

Dominic didn't even draw his obsidian sword. He simply stood at Clara’s side, his massive left arm locked firmly around her waist, anchoring her to his body. "Absolution Void: Dominion Canopy!" Dominic growled. His liquid-black solar wings swept forward, forming an impenetrable fifty-foot dome of dark plasma around himself, Clara, and Silas. The dark plasma didn't just block kinetic attacks—it actively devoured the kinetic energy of the incoming drones, pulling them into a tight, controlled gravitational vortex directly above their heads!