Castle Thunder の小説・ストーリー

“But I think it’s time you knew.” Summer’s heart sank, her fingers curling against his chest as a quiet storm brewed behind her eyes. “Then tell me. No more secrets, Thunder. Not after everything.” He looked away for a moment, jaw tense, breathing uneven. The sky above them pulsed with a distant rumble of thunder, as if mirroring the name of the man who now stood before her—equal parts savior and stranger. “There was a fire. Two years ago. In Toronto. I was finalizing a corporate deal with a pharmaceutical investor. We were at a gala—everything was supposed to be secure. But something went wrong. Someone triggered an explosion, meant to destroy evidence about illegal drug trials they were fu

I remembered not the day she said these words and why she even said them, but one thing was sure right now, I wasn't going to wait again! I grunted and came down from the bed in the large. I had no idea about what I was going to do, but all I knew was that the consequences might be something unexpected. I pushed the door open and walked up the first staircase I came across. I prayed to my ancestors silently that I shouldn't get lost because this castle had like a million rooms. How the hell were they even supposed to know where each room was? This baffled me as I kept walking up the stairs.

A huge wound was on his chest as the attack nearly stabbed into his chest. "I'm Falcon Salvatore!" Falcon glared viciously at Chase. "You must be the one who killed the Salvatore Saint!" There was a muffled explosion in the sky. Falcon looked up. Dark clouds were gathering as lightning and thunder struck. Each purple lightning that struck down was thick and vicious. They were like wild beasts clawing at the earth. Thunder and lightning came down on them next. Chase's eyes narrowed. He could sense the environment changing. He seemed to have been pulled into a strange formation.

With a whispered incantation, she conjured illusions that bewildered her enemies, leaving them vulnerable to her swift and deadly assaults. Kael's fists crackled with electricity as he channeled the power of thunder. His punches sent shockwaves through the ground, stunning enemies and creating a zone of electric chaos. With each strike, he harnessed the energy of lightning, delivering devastating blows that left enemies paralyzed and disoriented. His strength and mastery over the storm were a force of nature itself, a relentless tempest that swept through the battlefield.

Thorin extended his hand to his side and a large hammer came hurling from the east and safely settled into his grasp. … Thunder clapped and nimbuses began forming, lightning flashed over darkened sky as Thorin’s eyes illuminated a purplish glow.. Showing that he did indeed embody the epithet of the God of lightning and thunder. Grrrr- Rogue beastly roared and launched himself at Thorin and Lokison rather fast, behind him multiple conical waves reverberated through the air following behind Rogue pulling the terrain behind him leaving a deep crater.. Thorin jumped forward and swung his hammer horizontally across his front and multiple destructive thunderbolts stroke the ground and Rogue creati

The leader of the Thunder Monster Dark Race had an utterly cold expression as he glared at the top-notch sword ray that was charging at him. Ding! The leader of the Thunder Monster Dark Race smashed in the drum over his stomach and a thunderbolt came shooting out. In just a split second, it crashed with the top-notch sword ray. Broom! The entire Thunder Mountain started shaking aggressively. Cecilia was watching the scene behind a huge rock. She was long ago being shocked and had a terrified look over her face.

In the sky, a thunderbolt struck directly into a valley in Mount Phoenix. The tremendous thunderous sound shook the entire population of Aurous Hill, with echoes reverberating over the city several times before gradually fading away. At the same time, the sky in the mountainous region in the southwest of Aurous Hill was covered with dark, ominous clouds, almost as if torrential rain was imminent. The meteorological department even urgently issued thunderstorms and heavy rain warnings, stating that it was caused by severe convective weather, and hail was not ruled out. Everyone thought a thunderstorm was approaching, but only Charlie knew deep down that the thunderous sound just now was the e