Defying Gravity Edit Novels & Stories

However, before he could speak, the underground chamber rumbled. The walls quaked violently as dust rained down. In only a few moments, cracks ripped through the chamber, and the whole structure began to collapse. Alistair's eyes blazed with rage as his withered fingers gestured forcefully toward Shiloh on the stone platform. Immediately, an invisible force manifested, lifting both Shiloh and the stone platform into the air. Eric decisively tried to intervene, but he could not even get within three steps of Alistair before being blown away by a surge of energy, his face turning deathly pale.

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.

"You jump and you die. Generation One isn't stable enough for dimension-shifting during gravitational acceleration. You'll fragment. You'll dissolve. You'll scatter across realities where we cannot recover you. Your family will never see you again. Grace will grow up knowing mother chose death over training. Albert will spend rest of his life wondering if cooperation would have saved you." "Or I jump and I escape. Or I jump and I learn to control abilities through survival necessity. Or I jump and I discover what Elena actually designed me to be without Council interference." I leaned backward. Felt gravity pulling. Felt the transformation accelerating as adrenaline triggered protocols Elena

But doesn’t shatter. The sky groans. You destabilize creation. “I refuse your version of it!” The courtyard fractures completely. Stone lifts into the air. Cars flip. The seam descends another meter. This isn’t persuasion anymore. This is forced ascension. Aidan’s body lifts off the ground slightly. Pulled upward. His energy clashes with the golden lattice. Not explosion. Grinding. Two structures colliding. “You don’t get to take him!” I shout. The voice shifts. He is not yours.

The gravity pressure would subdue him until doing what Zeze wanted this ability is only given to the watchers and it is activated by a trigger word. '' Bow down. "Zeze said, Eros felt the gravity pressures it was painful to stand up so he bows down. Eros felt this pressure from his father before, His father was a mean and cruel person. But he wasn't always like that his father was hard on him. Zeze walked toward him and started to Floating in the form of Eros's face. Zeze didn't find much pleasure in doing this to Eros but he needs him to listen to him before. Zeze could say anythings, Eros, broken through his gravity pressure and grab Zeze neck and squeezed Eros was choking Zeze. Zeze was k

He shouted but Clancy heard not, he only stretched out his left arm and widened his palm. This caused gravity around Cain to crumple constricting Cain in a field of no oxygen and this gave Clancy absolute control over him, it was more like telekinesis but strictly just manipulation of gravity. Clancy shrank the effect of gravity around Cain strangling him more but no harms were done, thanks to Cain's absolute immortality and invulnerability. "Don't speak about them like you know them, you know nothing about them!" Clancy spoke angrily strangling each words.

She couldn't believe what she was seeing – it was as though Danial possessed a superhuman ability to defy the laws of physics. As the metal structure was lifted halfway, the girl seized the opportunity to scramble out from beneath it, her heart pounding with adrenaline-fueled urgency. With a grateful nod to Danial, she hurried to safety, her limbs trembling with relief as she escaped unscathed. With a final surge of effort, Danial heaved the metal structure higher, his muscles straining against the immense weight. Then, with a controlled release, he allowed the weight to crash back down onto the stage with a resounding boom, the sound echoing through the chaos like a thunderclap.