Blade God Nano Machine Novels & Stories

It was a giant, multi-armed mechanical Buddha made entirely of jagged chrome, glowing red optical sensors, and writhing, exposed synthetic Qi-meridians. "ROGUE WEAVER," the horrific entity—the Grand Compiler—spoke. Its voice was a sickening, overlapping chorus of thousands of digitized screams. "YOU HAVE CORRUPTED THE DAO. WE WILL ASSIMILATE YOUR ORIGIN CODE AND REBUILD A FLAWLESS HEAVEN." "Flawless?" Caleb rumbled, stepping in front of Scarlett, his massive Sovereign claws extending. "You look like a walking junkyard." Scarlett stepped out from behind his broad back, her starlight brush spinning gracefully in the zero-gravity environment. The First Weaver looked at the mechanical abominatio

It pulsed with a steady, clean golden light. "The localized Aether-capacitor," Nero breathed in awe. "It’s what powered the pod's descent and life support. It’s fully charged. Scribe, this thing has enough pure Aether inside it to run my forge for a decade." Ren’s abyssal eyes locked onto the glowing cylinder. The Scribe didn't see a power source for a forge. He saw a solution to his most critical biological failure. "Nero," Ren said, his voice deadly serious. "You told me you were a mechanic. Can you forge a regulator?"

The Ra’ventrii armor hung in the air above a portable NanoRepair Platform, which glowed a light green as it slowly repaired the armor itself. A swarm of nanites flowed around the armor and slowly stitched and restrengthened it back to perfect working condition. Next to it was the Ra’ventrii beltknife, which was also floating above its own portable NRP. It too had its own nanite cloud which reshaped, resharpened, and rehoned the edge down to its atomic structure.

The Battle-Droids raised their weapons for the final execution volley. THOOOOM. A massive sound shook the cavern. Everyone stopped. The ground trembled. Above the magma pit, the giant DEUS Machine—the 20-foot tall liquid metal god—moved. It tore its massive head free from the cables. Its eyes flickered rapidly. Red... Red... BLUE. The Machine looked down. It didn't look at Jackson. It looked at the Scientist. "System Update Complete," The Machine spoke. Its voice wasn't robotic. It sounded like two voices layered together—a boy and a girl.

The sky of our once peaceful, ringed planet has now turned blood-red. From the massive fissure stretching across the moon’s surface, billions of black mechanical spiders are cascading down like a waterfall. aren't just insects; they are 'nano-bots'—capable of transforming any biological life into metal within seconds. Lucas stood before me, his body as resilient as diamond. His wings, once golden, were now glowing a fierce, fiery red. "Sophia, take Sona and get inside that mountain cave!" Lucas roared. His mechanical voice now carried a primal battle cry.

The fear of it made me quite unsettled but it also gave me more determination to steal the necklace from Dexter. I looked up at the night sky and i made a silent prayer to the moon goddess. For the first time in my life, I had found someone that I could trust and confide in, someone whom I couldn’t let go of and I didn’t want to lose him. From behind, Blade wrapped his arms around me and looked up at the sky. “What are you doing?” “Staring at the stars,” I replied, unwilling to tell him that I was actually praying for him as I knew very well that he wasn’t a believer.

​The boardroom of the Cerebrum flickered, the mahogany table and glass walls of Neo-Tokyo stuttering like a dying film. Beneath the digital veneer, the Weaver’s true heart pulsed—a massive, translucent pillar of bio-gel that smelled of ancient sea-salt and cold ozone. ​"The nanites," Nora gasped, her knees buckling. The shifting obsidian armor on her skin began to turn grey, losing its luster as Liam’s shadow reclaimed the command codes. "Papa, he’s... he’s pulling them back."

I couldn’t believe what happened, I was just frantically checking my body to see if maybe I had grown a tail… or maybe a third eye. “Climb on” said Craya As I stepped on the glider, it felt natural… felt like me. I was standing on air. “How is this possible? It is so easy, natural. Why? I asked “The gliders have a natural anti-gravity property. And with hundreds of Nano-thrusters at the base, it is the perfect vehicle” replied Wyren “But why does it feel natural?” “Well that is because…. The image from earlier embedded its DNA into yours, using your realm as a pathway for communication. It is like a symbiote. The information in its DNA in you guides your body on what to do. Hence, natural.”

It was beautiful, despite being such an ugly thing, like a jewel-encrusted, poisoned knife, or a ceremonial dagger. Jasper turned it over, and over again. The opening mechanism would simply release all the nanobots all at once. The lights on the back glimmered, a sequence of colours, the first four of the rainbow shone, green the brightest and red the dimmest. The nanobots were at full power, and Jasper had no idea if any DNA was programmed in, or not.

Nova’s eyes flash with a bright, otherworldly light as she channels the Goddess’s power. Suddenly, Morana’s body tenses and her hands form into fists next to her body. “The Meraloth is fighting back! It’s trying to assert its control!” Morana cries out, her body arching as the Meraloth’s presence is drawn out of her in a wisp of black smoke. “Nero! It… Gods, it hurts so much!” “You can do this, ‘Rana. You’re stronger than that fucker inside of you,” I growl, wishing I could go to her and wrap my arms around her.