Beyblade Dome Novels & Stories

When she began to move back a few steps to get out of the way, Dominic took her by the upper arm and halted her. “Stay here and watch closely,” he said. Cali stopped and turned around, wondering what was going to happen that Dominic felt the need to tell her to watch closely. She loved magic—anytime Leesa used it she watched with keen interest. She didn’t need to be told. “I want you to use your energy beam again,” Dominic said to Leesa. “Do not worry about breaking it into segments—a single, solid beam will do.” Leesa wondered why Dominic was having her go backward in her training. For battling zombies, the short, quick beams would be much more effective. She supposed the wizard had his rea

Rhea asked softly, her hand sliding into his massive palm as they resumed their walk down the winding garden path. "The mountain provides everything," Dominic explained, his long, heavy strides perfectly synchronized with her careful pace. His dark military coat brushed against the green ferns as he walked. "The thermal heat from the volcanic core creates a natural evaporation cycle. We channel the pure, melted snow from the upper peak through silver filtration pipes, creating an artificial water grid that mimics the old-world rain. The high-tier Beastkin who built this dome knew that concrete and steel mean nothing if you cannot sustain the earth."

But the boy would fall here. “Oh so this is his plan. But how would he see?” the man smirked when he saw what was happening. The entire dome was filled with dust, making it hard for any of them to see. Since the dome was a barrier, it fixed itself whenever it was dented. Although the fixing took time, it would still happen. This meant that the opening they had used was long sealed up. If Abe wanted to escape they would hear it. So although they couldn’t see, they had their ears. Unfortunately Abe’s ears were far better; his opponents just didn’t know it.

Sol growls as she tries her best to remember what she saw in the strange dream. ... The Upper levels of the dome lay caked in the bleak shroud of steam produced from the rain clashing with the summer heat. Scans said that the Upper levels’ atmosphere generators were already turning the Dome into some kind of springtime paradise. H6 dove his bike through the airways, cutting through the bustling traffic. It was only the midday but the evening congestion had already begun. Executive Skycars hummed quietly, their platinum frame and gold plated rims gleaming as they stood in contrast to the hulking cargo airships that had just arrived from abroad. Security drones buzzed around the airships, taki

“The dome protects her from the outside world. The energy she’s absorbing is unstable. If anyone else touches it… it could backfire. Only the one meant to heal her can complete the process.” Althea swallowed hard. She had expected to find Riela in some ordinary room, perhaps with a few protective wards, but this was unlike anything she had ever seen. The dome shimmered, energy rippling across its surface like a living barrier. She could feel the faint pulse of Riela’s own power, weak but persistent, trapped inside. “Alpha King, I’ll need you to stay back a little. Your aura is too strong. If you’re too close, it’ll disrupt the energy flow.”

Ang langit sa itaas ng Batanes, na dati ay kulay kahel dahil sa paglubog ng araw, ay naging kasing itim ng uling. Ang "Omega Dome"—isang higanteng simboryo ng dark matter—ay tuluyan nang humiwalay sa isla mula sa labas ng mundo. Sa loob ng dome, ang oras ay hindi na tumitibok nang normal; ang bawat segundo ay tila isang oras ng paghihirap.

Reporting from the 3 o'clock target, heading towards the elevator. Okay, great, everybody, hold your position. I am going to the system; if I can hack into the security cameras, we are good to go. There, I would be able to direct you on your way around the building. Oh my, this is one hell of a classic building. Every single thing here is made of diamond. Bella said this in admiration of the building. Just as she walked into the building, She took everyone's attention.

I let it move. The dome rose slowly. I felt it extend outward from the four anchors simultaneously, climbing upward and inward at the same time, meeting itself at the apex above the pack in a seal that pulsed once, twice, and then settled into silence. From the inside, it would be invisible. It would be perfectly transparent and no one would see it. Anyone who dared to cross it wouldn’t last more than a minute outside without dying. It was beautiful, it was perfect.

The liquid woman was shocked to see this and screamed, "Leave, Adam! Now!" "You can leave if you want to! I'm going to kill him!" Adam roared as he rushed toward the glowing dome roof. In the next second, the air flashed with light as the white dragon blended into the dome. The dome let off a blinding light as Wilbur, outside of the dome, put a palm down on it. The dome retracted in the blink of an eye, turning into a ball of light with Barker in the middle of it. "Arghhh!"

My eyes find the top right corner where two bold words stand out: The Dome. I fold my arms. “Is there a problem with the dome?” “I don’t think so,” he says carefully. “There are fifty different spells layered to make it. But when we did our daily checks today…” He hesitates, his gaze flicking to me before finishing, “…we found one extra.” I blink once. “Hmm. Was it like this the first time you ran checks before the games started? And is there any chance it’s just a system glitch?” “We refreshed the system five times,” he says, shaking his head. “It’s not a glitch. And before the games… fifty. Exactly. No more, no less.”