Defying Gravity Edit Novels & Stories

They immediately rushed to retaliate against what Magnus did but they were stunned when they felt the weight of gravity. "What's going on?" Aya exclaimed. "It looks like that boy has already activated his ability." Jay referred to Dylan. All the warriors who would have attacked Magnus suddenly knelt on the ground when they felt the very heavy gravity. Some of them were lying on the ground and could not move even their fingers. When Magnus saw the situation, he rushed to Aya and Jay to end their lives. Aya and Jay are still able to move well because they are the strongest in the wolf clan. Their speed was only slightly reduced due to the gravitational pull ability of the young demon, Dylan.

＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ Frazier’s POV I WAS SITTING IN FRONT OF THE BIG SCREEN WITH ZOMBIES trying to claw my eyes out and eat my brain. My phone buzzed and it was a text from Autumn informing me of her new phone number. Reading her text brought my mind to reel on what had just happened today. If yesterday I thought there had been jaw-dropping information I’d learned about my mum’s lies, today just topped that off.

Alfred was about to shake her off when he saw her face and froze, his own face a mask of shock. He stood there, rigid, staring down at the little girl seething with rage. Ruby's voice rang out, fierce and clear, "You can't hit my dad!" At her words, Alfred's eyes filled with tears. He dropped to his knees and pulled Ruby into a tight embrace, his face a mix of relief and stubborn sorrow. He choked out, "Ruby, I'm your dad, I am. Have you... Have you really forgotten?" Meanwhile, Chester's bodyguards had Maverick pinned to the ground.

If I had, I'd already be drowning in another wave of hate. I steadied my breathing, trying to calm down. I was about to leave the classroom and tell my team about my new program when Nicole's next post popped up. "Thanks for your support, everyone. Even if someone steals my work, I can still rebuild. That's something no one can take away. Here's my new program. Check it out!" My hand shook as I clicked the link. And my blood went cold. The code for her "new" program was exactly the same as my second version, line for line!

Her body was already getting tired, but she could not afford to stop running now. She kept running down the quiet street, and just when she thought of slowing down to catch her breath, she missed her steps and fell, rolling down the slope. She grunted in pain as she looked at her bruised hands and legs. Her whole body was now very dirty, and she looked like she was just fished out of the dirt. She pulled her weak body up and started raining insults on Fred for putting her in this situation for something so trivial as tears pricked down her face.

Yet, what happened next left Dylan and Natasha dumbfounded. Shiloh's foot did not even budge. Phantom Eye's arms shot up in defense as he clawed toward her ankle, aiming to rip through the joint. However, all that effort led to one outcome—Shiloh's foot came crashing down like a steel pillar, shattering his guard like it was made of paper. She did not stop there. Her stomp carried through, slamming straight into Phantom Eye's chest. His body hit the airport floor so hard that the tiles cracked beneath him, forming a human-shaped crater.

I hissed. ​I reached up and grabbed the very edge of the atmospheric Web. I pulled. I pulled the entire weight of the diamond shield down onto the valley. The sky did not just turn dark; it turned heavy. The pressure increased until the Harvester ships began to buckle under the sheer weight of the gravity I was manipulating.

I roared back at the void inside me. I scrambled to my feet, my hands glowing. I didn't want to hurt him, but I had to stop him. I reached for the ship’s internal gravimetric stabilizers. If I could increase the gravity in his specific sector, I could pin him to the floor. I slammed my thoughts into the ship’s core. The floor beneath Nevan groaned as the artificial gravity spiked to five times the normal limit. His knees buckled, the metal plating beneath his boots denting under the sudden, crushing weight.

Elias breathed, instantly understanding the geometry. "Exactly," I said, my silver fingers tracing the dials on the console. "When the merchant airships drop their gravity bombs, the vials won't hit the city. They will hit the canopy. The anti-gravity will strip their kinetic momentum. The bombs will just... float harmlessly in the upper atmosphere." I turned back to the room. "They want to use the physics of the abyss against us," I said, the perfect equilibrium of the earth and the sky humming in my chest. "So we are going to build a sky they cannot touch."

Kael’s POV Gravity had abandoned the valley, but the momentum of my life; the sheer, stubborn will to keep Maya did not. I swam through the air, my boots kicking against nothing, ignoring the way the floating boulders and trees tried to block my path. The moon was a massive, unblinking eye filling the sky, and Maya was a tiny, glowing speck drifting toward its pupil. She was losing her shape. Her limbs were blurring, turning into streams of violet light as the pull of the city grew stronger.