Deadly Storms Novels & Stories

Sweat dripped from her forehead, and Qing Yue shakily raised a trembling hand to soothe her throbbing temples. "It was a nightmare. Just another nightmare." She whispered the words, clutching onto them like a lifeline as her heart drummed in her ears. "Nothing more than a nightmare." Unfortunately, the words sounded unconvincing even to her own ears. Looking to the side, she saw that it was only 1 in the morning. She still had 5 more hours to go before morning descended. Because of the advanced weapons used in the Great War, the climate of both the Old World Formation and the New World Formation had changed drastically. One of these changes in the New World Formation was the enshrouding dark

“No one can choose which body the dark soul will possess. But the moment it gets out, it will destroy us, even the humans.” “The gods have been fighting, perhaps because of it,” Weston stated. “That’s what this thunderstorm is all about.” “Though we are not quite sure why the gods are upset, this kind of hurricane happens when gods try to warn us about the danger that may arise.” Weston stared out the window to view the raging storm.

Stormy jumped around moving 360 degrees like the superheroes in the movies he liked to watch. The dark wolf-beast approached us with large strides. Stormy coughed over and over, suffocated from both the smoke and the darkness in the overwhelming aura of the beast. Darkness surrounded us. Stormy glanced to the sides frantically, he couldn’t see a sparkle of light coming through. There was no blue point in the sky above. We were blinded by absolute darkness – like a night with no stars, like death itself. My wolf closed his eyes, unable to move, and braced himself, ready to receive the lethal hit.

and again precisely one year after that: on May 20th of 1918—all three storms coming on like enraged beasts in the early evening hour. So many places full of hopelessness and human grief. Places of maddening solitude exacting heavy tolls, where crops might be destroyed by massive grasshopper swarms blotting out the sun, descending to devour whole fields. Or destroyed by drought, or unrelenting rains wiping out thousands of acres. Farmers and their corn-fed wives and children succumbing, sinking to collective knees and praying blindly in the grip of these godless eclipses, or sun-baked dust, or the roiling floodwaters.

I have my theories on why it might trigger him, but I’m going to wait him out to see if he will divulge it. “In our experience, those types of screams mean something other than a nightmare. It means someone is dying or dead by the time we arrive. We are all fucked up,” Storm replies, sounding haunted. Storm’s eyes are dark as coal this morning. I wonder if what he has been through has caused him to no longer feel the burden of witnessing death. A shiver runs down my spine, but I cover it up by drinking my coffee. I will not prompt him to explain why they are messed up, instead, I’m going to wait him out. He will tell me when he is ready.

That, and his tendency to skewer people he finds annoying with shish-ka-bob sticks. Order was hosting a wonderful backyard party at the moment. Death resentfully smelled the heavenly scents wafting down to the mortal plane. He crunched his Andromedan burger dejectedly. Death is also, oftentimes, very alone. * Storms come when they're most unexpected. What do you mean? Lightning strikes the unsuspecting. Rain will freeze the unprepared. What am I supposed to do, then? Build your shelter while the sun still shines.

Dark clouds churned above, swiftly engulfing the entire forest in an oppressive gloom. Purple lightning tore through the heavens, illuminating the dense woods like broad daylight. Chase stood frozen, staring in disbelief at the spectacle before him. This was… a Lightning Calamity! A Lightning Calamity was descending upon this place! The world trembled, and the earth groaned. Another deafening clap of thunder exploded in the sky, shaking mountains and rivers alike. Chase's pupils contracted. His heartbeat slammed against his ribs, and every muscle in his body was convulsing from the sheer pressure. He had never witnessed anything like this before—it was as if the world itself was coming to an

“Alex’s team is still out there, and Rowan is with them. I sent Matheus to call them back, but they’ve yet to return. I need to know how, when, and where the storm will strike first.” Alastor turned back to the red coals on the ground and settled onto his knees. He breathed in and out several times before speaking in a rather foreboding tone, “We’ve never faced an event quite like this one before.” Delmar raised his eyebrow in curiosity. “What do you mean? I’ve endured it before, and so has Rowan. You’ve seen many of these blizzards in the past.”

So, on that day when everything changed, on March 9, 2023, at 12:00 am, on which the world is taken by a great storm, which destroyed Greater Rio de Janeiro, which proportions have taken to catastrophic levels, which great typhoons. Followed by hurricanes, tornadoes and storms that ravaged the world, in which they have shaken the foundations of several buildings and other places, a torrential rain that lasted 168 hours straight. The spells that took the winds that were so strong that you brought and destroyed the cities that were left on each coastline, reducing concrete to sand, that's where at that time, when the world was taken by waves of magical and demonic energy, that made that thousa

Most of the hot sauce splashed onto me, yet he screamed as though he was badly burned. “Wynnie! It’s so hot! If Miles didn’t want to cook for me, he could’ve just said so, I wouldn’t have forced him. Why would he deliberately hurt me like this?!” Before I could react, Wynnie’s slap landed across my face. “Miles, when did you become this vicious? Apologize to Ash. Now!” That was it. I could not hold back anymore. I shot the two of them with a vicious glare, then turned around and stormed out of the room.