Coruscant Destroyed Novels & Stories

He dropped gurgling, remote clattering. The countdown froze at 3 seconds. Then the node detonated in controlled sequence blast doors sealing, fire suppression gas flooding, servers frying one by one. We ran dragging Katarina, half-carrying Dante up the shaft as the facility collapsed behind us. Eze’s boat waited at the surface. We piled in, engines roaring as the terminal erupted in flame behind us. The sky lit orange. Swarm 2.0 gone. The last node ashes. Mikhail dead. Sofia avenged.

"The end. The start of the world's desecration. And you. you shall see it. The darkness that surrounded them grew deeper, the air grew colder. And with a last, shivering laugh, Vosvak went into the darkness, leaving nothing but the quiet echoes of his vow behind. The survivors stood paralyzed, their bodies shaking, their hearts with terror. Miyal was dead, and in his stead, something much worse had ascended something that could not be stopped. And now, there would be no escape. The Citadel would be destroyed, and along with it, the world would be consumed.

I can’t even feel the presence of his wolf anymore. Tristan guides us through the chaos right to where Jax and he were standing when the last detonation happened. We don’t even know if there is more to come. Luckily, most people made it out before the gate totally crashed. But there are still more than plenty injured all around, causing my heart to bleed.

At the moment the machines died. The plasma of the Gatling cannons is extinguished. The exoskeletons of the hounds in their Move in. The huge drills over us crashed abruptly. The Surrender Knistern of the plasma whip disappeared on the ground. All that the consortium Power lost, it became worthless junk in this one second. Kael let go of the dead Juggernaut who flipped like a rusty statue. Heavy breathing, sown with dirt and blood, but unbroken, he looked over to me. The

​The seventy-third layer didn't just fail; it underwent a total, cataclysmic system crash. ​As her body was lifted by the boiling current of violet ink, Elara felt her multi-ply vision begin to blur, her long white hair whipping wildly around her face as she was thrown backward into the blinding red-out of the explosion. Through the smoke, she saw Silas and Corin being carried upward by a rogue column of golden plasma, their broken frames thrown toward the high keeps where Caspian was making his final stand against the imperial vanguard. ​But the liquidation of the uncensored ledger triggered the ultimate, pre-war fail-safe.

Three days until what? The worlds collide. Silence. Cassian stepped forward. What happens if they collide? Everything that survived the old universe... will be destroyed by the new one. I stared at her. There has to be a way. My mother nodded. There is. Hope returned to my chest. What? She looked directly at me. You. I almost laughed. Me? You destroyed the throne. Only you can rebuild what was lost. I shook my head. I don't have power anymore.

He didn't try to stop the deletion; he redirected it toward the Architect’s own legacy. "Delete the Spire," Victor whispered in the void. "Delete the Sentinels. Delete the throne. But leave the people." The white light shifted. The ceiling of destruction paused, then shattered into a billion harmless motes of data-dust. The countdown on the monitors froze at 00:01. The Quiet after the Storm The glow faded. Victor collapsed, his body sliding off the fused console and hitting the floor with a heavy, final thud. The emergency lights stabilized, turning from a frantic red to a calm, steady green.

She reached for the emergency release on her harness, but her fingers were numb, the sapphire scars on her skin glowing a faint, dying blue in the moonlight. "I can't reach the pull-chord! The spin is too fast!" Nomo’s voice was a jagged rasp over the comms. He was a few feet above her, a dark silhouette against the backdrop of the exploding flagship. The Seraph’s Sorrow was a spectacular ruin behind them. It descended like a dying star, trailing plumes of iridescent gold smoke and silver fire. As Sofia watched, the main reactor finally detonated, a silent white bloom that illuminated the entire sky for a hundred miles. The shockwave hit them seconds later, a wall of force that sent them spi

Without a word, he commanded his familiar to attack the enemies. As the battle inside the castle continued, a large portion of the East Pillar's left section shattered and began to fall from the sky. The other debris destroyed the space station that's next to it and it destroyed all communication from the East Pillar. Blinded by the thick smoke and clouds, and deafened by the loss of communication, catastrophe approaches the city in this dark evening. ~ Stargem: Rewrite ~

He nodded once, shifting back to human form and grabbing Leo. We ran up the ramp. As the doors sealed shut, I felt a massive jolt. The ship leaped forward, moving faster than the speed of light. On the screens in the command deck, I watched my home world disappear. A white light engulfed the planet, turning the green forests and silver cities into a ball of fire. Everything was gone. The Silver Vale. The Resistance base. Everyone I had tried to save. "You let them die," I said, looking at Kaelia. "You could have saved more of them."