Black Zero Event Novels & Stories

I whispered, my eyes turning a solid, terrifying grey, "but you’ve never met the source of the Zero." I didn't strike them, I simply opened the "door" in my chest that led to the child’s origin. A wave of absolute, velvet stillness rolled through the nursery, it wasn't a blast, it was a cessation of existence, the Null-Hunters didn't fall, they simply stopped, their armor remained standing, but the "Blank Slates" inside them were gone, their borrowed Solar heartbeats snuffed out by the true Silence. The Suppression Cubes shattered into harmless glass dust.

Lena cried out, reaching for him— The nullifier pulsed. A wave of crushing pressure slammed into them. Lena and Jay both screamed— And Alexander felt his heart seize. His whole body locked up. He dropped to one knee, Lena still in his arms. “Alex—no—NO—!!” Lena sobbed. He forced an exhale. “I’m… fine…” He wasn’t. He was dying. Z-03 roared: “Heart bond collapse imminent.” Z-04 shoved its arm into the ground— And triggered something. A shockwave of its own.

Complete darkness enveloped them. "What happened?!" roared Kaelen in panic, glancing around as the mist of her protective magic seemed to be swallowed by a darker space. When the lights came back on, the second floor curved balcony above the lobby was filled with silhouettes of people in secret armor. Zero-Black Division. Grandpa Oswald's secret elite assassin whose existence was only considered a myth! Hundreds of flaming electromagnetic gun muzzles aimed directly at the heart of every Draconic Order wizard down there.

The kind of man who’d take a bullet before he’d take a breath. I didn’t look at him yet. I was still staring at the stage, where hours ago, champagne had flowed and flashbulbs had gone off like fireworks. Now, the place reeked of smoke and adrenaline. “Talk,” I said finally. “The blackout wasn’t an accident,” he said. “Someone triggered the breaker from the service hall. We traced it to an external signal—likely remote access. The cameras went down for ninety seconds.” Ninety seconds. That was all it had taken for chaos to unravel. For Brooklyn to vanish from sight. For my heart to stop.

I eye the seat for a while before easing my guard just a little bit and sitting on it. “My grandfather, Alpha Kael Vance, and Damian Blackwaters, Allister Blackwaters’ grandfather, were once inseparable allies, brothers in everything except blood. Until the Hollow war.” “What’s the Hollow War?” “A brutal war that broke out near the southern territories after wolves began disappearing mysteriously in large numbers. An entire site was found with wolves mutilated and covered in strange black markings.”

The "High-Frequency" vibration on Ethan’s wrist wasn't a "System-Error." It was a "Physical" reality. The "Zero-Point" perimeter sensors, buried three feet under the "Analog" snow, had detected a "Mass-Displacement" that didn't match the "Recursive" patterns of the wind. Ethan didn't shout. In the "Iron Silence" of the Blackwood Lodge, a shout was a "Data-Leak." He simply reached out and extinguished the "Analog" lamp, plunging the Great Hall into a "Null State" of shadow.

THE END. He made it 50 meters. Then the sky went black. The Black Moon was in the sky. Not full. But big. Too big. The red beam became a black beam. And everything went silent. `[RITUAL: 95% -> 100%]` `[RITUAL COMPLETE]` The machine exploded. The shockwave threw Ethan and Selena. The last thing Ethan saw was the black Moon. Then nothing. --- _1 YEAR LATER. 2027. AUGUST._

taking my hand into hers, she tried to brush the worry, but she knew it could not do anything; “those people, those who attacked, are a strong cult of pure bloods believers, they believe that bloods should not be mixed, it happend to multiple packs, where incidents like this take places, the most recent happened with the Corrigens, where his human mate got killed by her own omegas. I remember that incident, it was a big blow, they said that the used dark magic to save the cups, but no one knows for certain what went down.

Did she just says Solar Zenith? From the back of the room, I heard my roommate, Tessa’s voice say: "It's euphoria. Better than sex, so I heard." Professor Hawthorne shot her a reproving look. "Do not be crass, Ms. Blackwood." "Wait." Ciara's voice cut through the lecture, sharp with panic. "It’s today?" Professor Hawthorne paused, chalk in hand. "We are just as surprised as you are. Solar Zenith events are typically predictable centuries in advance, but this one appeared on the astronomical charts only this morning. Something has shifted in the cosmic alignments."

He tapped his tablet, and a series of numbers began to scroll across the screen in a cold, flickering green. "When you executed the 'Zero-Point Protocol,' you triggered a **Total-Loss Event**," Henderson explained, his tone conversational. "Under the terms of the master policy signed by your father, Aris Vance, in 1996, the destruction of the digital infrastructure constitutes a 'Default.' The Earth, in its current 'Physical-Only' state, has been declared a write-off." "A write-off?" Silas asked, his voice gaining a bit of its old strength. "This is our world. We fought for it."