Exploding Suns の小説・ストーリー

After repeated discussions, the cause of the scorching apocalypse was confirmed: extreme solar activity had triggered a superflare, making the sun burn nearly twenty times brighter than normal. “How long will it last?” “Based on our preliminary observations, the superflare’s effects will continue for about two more years.” The researchers present all looked grim. The Arctic base could only hold around 10,000 people, but billions of people across the continents had nowhere to go. The urgent task was to develop heat-shielding materials or build underground shelters to survive the two-year solar upheaval.

"Charlie, what are you doing here?" "Did our Lord request for you?" she blurted out when he simply shook his head. Just then Chapelle remembered what he came here for and his eyes went wide with astonishment. "I remember! I remember! Where is our Lord?" he looked around going absurd when Raya asked, "Why? What has happened?" "Tonight is the blood moon eclipse!" Hearing this both Crawford and Raya exchanged horrified looks, their expressions changed from unaware to a known one and they gulped in fear.

She was not wearing a bodysuit as her sphere acted as a bodysuit, but the heat was so high the weak temperature control runes could no longer hold it at bay. Melody realized she had to take this seriously. A small sound wave ball formed before her and slowly got bigger and more compact. The particles became visible after compressing itself down to the size of a human head. The ball broke through the fire, appeared in front of Bloodthirst, then exploded. The explosion was made of tens of thousands of compressed explosive shock waves. A force that hit Bloodthirst, sending him flying to the other end of the room with such force he broke through walls, letting sunlight into the otherwise dimly l

facts and ideas to run the city while the sacrifice jad to be done by the learners and newbies. Old man Tim glared at the burning halo with a grim expression contorted on his face, the light was reflected but he had a blended shady glasses laid on the bridge between his nose to prevent too much of the reflection from blinding his eyes. Finally, they have created the artificial sun. They even added a dark cloud to the atmosphere to cover up the sky. They haven't figured out how to have the sun spin around it's orbitals. First of all, the sun wasn't placed in on the outer space so making it burn with the radiance of a normal sun was going to be too harsh on them so they had reduced the amount

“Ok so this is what we talked about before, but I’m still confused. How can you be created by gods and be from, outer space?” “The powers of divinity pre-exist both space and time itself. For example, the big bang in layman’s terms is the concept that in the beginning there was nothing but dark and emptiness that stretched fourth throughout the world and that a hot spot of matter within this nothingness heated up so much that it exploded causing a mass expansion of atoms and matter creating the universe itself.” “Yeah, but what exactly does that have to do with gods.” I say further confused

It was indeed a burning giant ball of fire. The textbooks said the sun used to be in the colours yellow, orange, and red. It was warmer than the lights of the torches but gentler and natural on the skin, but the sun in front of me was blue with cold flames cracking and breaking. The baby light entered the core of the sun, pulling me along with itself. The core was glowing brightly with yellow, orange, and red flames competing and dissolving into one another. The baby light merged into the core of the sun. The flames burst out. The core seemed as alive as a heart in the body.

All these predictions will happen on the day of the full solar eclipse. Some hundred years ago, all these predictions happened precisely. But the United Nations salvaged what remained, plants, animals, infrastructures, and humans. Oceans dried up to reveal lands that connected the continents, remaining water parts turned into seas and lakes. Mountains were wiped out, replaced by rocks, towers of rocks. The Earth once again connected. Some hundred years had passed since then, one fateful day, two children were born on the night of the Lunar eclipse. One with the blessing of the moon and the other with the blessing of the sun.

I smiled, assuming it would be just as funny to me. "I'm realizing that your parents were last-dayers," she laughed. "Last-dayers?" The steam on the mirror and glass surfaces was thinning as the water became colder but our bodies kept the other warm. "Wolves who store up things and burrow holes in the ground to stay in when the world explodes." I chuckled. "The world explodes? Is that how the world will end in Sun Wolf world?" I laughed. "Well, we were told that the stars will fall out of the sky and everything will explode. Makes the whole hoarding and hole digging useless doesn't it?"

Light answered like breath to lungs. A sunburst exploded from her palm: warm gold shot through with threads of incandescent white. It met the void sphere head-on. Power collided with power, neither giving ground. A concussive boom ripped outward, flattening tents, scouring loose stones, hurling corpses and broken weapons into the air. The shockwave made soldiers on both sides stagger, ears ringing.

The night sky blazed like molten gold. Even the stars seemed to vanish as an unnatural light seeped across the horizon. Packs all over the land lifted their muzzles, their howls drowned out by the deafening roar of firestorms crackling in the south. The Solar Wolves had begun. Scene One: The March of Fire