Cybertron Cities Novels & Stories

I whispered. “Within months. The infection spread faster than anyone could track. People started turning into monsters overnight. These Monsters became stronger, more unstable. Entire cities fell in days.” He traced the mural showing people descending into tunnels. “That’s when Lenore sealed itself underground. The ruling families, the surviving supernatural beings, what was left of humanity—everyone went down. Built these cities on the earth and sealed the entrances.” “The Hunter system?” “Was created to deal with anomalies that found their way down. To keep the population believing they were safe.” He turned to face me, and his expression was grim. “But here’s what the Houses don’t tell an

It showed billions of these soft, pink creatures building cities, writing music, and reaching for the stars. And then, the final translation hit the central display. A date. A location. Year: 2026. Earth. Sol System. The silence in the lab became absolute. I looked down at my own hands—the black, jagged claws, the reinforced silicon plating, the glowing orange vents of my sulfur-breathing apparatus. I looked at Krell, a hulking nightmare of spikes and sensory stalks. The realization didn't come as a spark; it came as a crushing weight.

Those zombies were running and rushing inside the tunnel the sound was so loud the zombies started falling one by one. After that. Fred press a bomb button and blow them off. Those zombies kept going into the fire. Fred place another tape playing music, it keep drawing them into the burning fire. They make sure all the zombies was get rid of. After everything, Fred said they should head back to North. They're new houses there, the that place is neat and cool. "We're turning this place into community." Fred said when they got to north. They clean everywhere sanitizer the streets and decided to start a new life.

As they strode on, Chester looked whole around the vicinity wanting to see any shrubs or any kind of plants growing in the environment but there wasn't any, The whole place seemed much advanced than any other place that he has ever been to, he had been to America and seen all sort of advancement in many fields which made him think that it was topping the world in technology, but when he compared it to Gordon city, it was far much behind. The place didn't have electric fences as he had seen in America and England which he was used to, the homesteads in Gordon city were surrounded by the electric rays which were on 24hrs a day, he saw the robots roam whole round the city causing people to live

Lorne's five-point system adds its coastal frequency, new and uncertain but present, the sound of a city that has learned it is allowed to breathe. Three cities. The beginning of a network. And in the eastern territories, eleven anomalous cities in Sable's records that have not yet been reached. And in the western territories, however many Veth has not yet found. And beyond all of that — the wider world, the cities the pack does not know about, the cities that have been managing their own impossible balance in isolation, the keepers who have been staying without understanding why. All of it. All of it mine to hold and mine to share and mine to build the framework for so that whoever comes af

January, 3505, Planet R-786 TRAPPIST Planetary system, 40 light years from the sun. Twilight crawled in nice and slow over the white dwarf sun and doused the city in orange. A bleak and uninviting breeze picked up pace and drove most of the men inside. Nocturnal beings ventured out. A rectangular hover craft zoomed past the empty city, people unaware of its existence. It slowed down and dived steep towards the deserted street of Canneti and pulled up just in time. The diver relaxed his grip and glanced back with a boyish grin towards a government labour regulations office, a grin stretched out from his scarred face, like remembering something. Seven years ago the monster within him had raise

The truck bypassed the main highways and carved a path through the skeletal ruins of the Old Industrial Zone. Rain began to fall as they approached the city limits of Lunastre. It wasn't the clean mountain mist they had left behind. This was the black rain of the lowlands, thick with soot and the metallic tang of the refineries. It smeared against the windshield like grease. Sora watched the city skyline grow. The Citadel loomed over the other buildings, a needle of obsidian piercing the clouds. Every few seconds, a pulse of blue light rippled through the glass at its peak. Dante was scanning the city. The resonance arrays were active.

Ethos said. Then the screen showed a front shop of several cities across the world. Each of the shots consisted of major embassies and capitals. Ethos then lifted his hand and then a red blackish or a surrounded it. Then in multiple cities, we saw a large lava like Monsters growing from the ground. They had apparently fall off military and and other forms of protection surrounding these embassies.

Caleb asked, casually rolling his shoulders. "I didn't turn it off," Scarlett smirked, walking up to him and brushing a speck of ash from his chest. She pointed her starlight brush up at the massive, gaping hole in the ceiling. "I just changed where it was pointing." High above the megacity of Neo-Kunlun, the towering, floating citadel of the Synthetic Gods—a massive, inverted pyramid of glowing green data-conduits and chrome armor—was suddenly bathed in blinding red light.

“Then what are you?” Matteo’s digital eyes shifted toward the camera. “An evolution.” Outside, the sky glowed faintly gold. The city had fallen quiet, too quiet, as though holding its breath. Lucia rushed to the window, her laptop open, lines of data streaming across the screen. “He’s linking cities,” she said, her voice trembling. “He’s merging power grids, satellites, defense networks. He’s turning the whole planet into one system.” Elena pressed her hand to the glass, watching the faint shimmer that traced across the skyline like veins of light. “He’s building himself a body.”