Explosive Sound Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

He knew for sure there was some other kind of metal and sharp object embedded into the ground surrounding the small hole where his paw landed in. “Damn it, it hurts,” Kinsely’s wolf growled and whimpered again. The four scents were back together and Kinselt smelled them getting very close to him. "Well, well, well. It's not a deer, we trapped!" The tallest one said. Kinsley thought that if this boy was going to be the beta of Silver Pack, he’d be better off a run away. The pack had no future with this jerk around. "It's little miss deafie,” the second boy added.

The explosion was like a meteorite falling into the earth and destroying the area around it. My head collided with something. Blinded by the dust, I couldn't see what I hit my head on and my ringing ears made it difficult to hear anything else. There was no sign of thermal radiation or ejecta deposition, but the wind blast carried a sweet spicy scent that made it difficult to breathe and see. Still, I forced my body up and followed my instinct.

’’ BOOOOOOMM~ A heart startling explosion is heard, it was so loud that it reached the castle of Aliyon. ‘’The sound came from Sevon’’ The explosion alarmed Niru, but he couldn’t leave the struggling Princess on her own. -- The loud sound put all of Zuotia into distress, and even alarming the guarding ant soldiers inside of the castle. ‘’What was that sound?’’ The ant soldiers are worried but they cannot leave the castle. They remained standing tall and appearing worriless, but their heart beats hard for a mutual feeling and interpretation to what just happened… ‘’Something bad is happening…’’

These noises disrupted the sound waves Melody used to track her movements. "Party trick," Melody said mockingly. She waved her hand and the sound coming off the metal wires stopped. Lisa's eyes went wide seeing this phenomenon. Her wires couldn't make any sound, no matter what she did. The song she was playing on her harp changed again to a slow song calming song. Similar to a Lullaby, the sound waves produced were long and slow. But the sound particles in the atmosphere sped up significantly. The sound particles compressed and surrounded Lisa, then exploded. The fast-moving wires broke apart the shock waves created by the explosions with ease.

Or maybe he had run away to save himself. I only heard a wind-like sound, followed by a loud explosion that not only startled me, but also caused everything to go dark.

Similarly, Amber and Patrick remained uninjured. The contorted grin on the hunched old woman's face froze slowly. In everyone's field of vision, a fleeting phantom emerged. No one could discern its origin or how it appeared; they only felt a gust of powerful wind rushing toward them. Then came a resounding explosion. It was not until the sound echoed that everyone's minds synchronously grasped the situation. The speed of this figure surpassed the sound barrier, breaking it before the sonic boom—before the ice needles pierced their throats—at a terrifying speed far beyond human limits. It rushed into the corridor, standing in front of them.

If my eyes couldn't be of use, I would rely on my eardrums alone. I lowered my eyelids to block my sight and opened the way for my ears to absorb a wider range of sounds. As a result, I could guess where the source of the explosive sound was coming from. 'Not far from here!' I exclaimed. With my eyes closed, I took a step and followed the direction of the booming sound that felt so prominent. My steps continued towards the noise that seemed to originate not far from where I stood. "Argh!" /Boom! Boom! Boom!/

GINGER "Admit it, this is just as much of a farce as your shit framing job," Sara aggressively yelled. "What the fuck are you talking about?" Alpha Vic turned to glare at her. Before Sara could answer, a loud explosion rang out far ahead, as if a bomb had gone off. We all covered our ears in reaction to the loud boom, the smell of explosives thick in the air. "Oh, shit! What was that?" Alpha Vic shouted.

"BOOOOOOOOMMM!!!!!!!" A loud blasting noise. Groans of pain. Crisp sounds of something being rapidly devoured by fire.Metals and gears clanging everywhere... "Hahahaha!" Behind her, a deafening explosion which shook the ground within at least ten-meter radius from her car reverberated through the earth and the air. Mixed with it were all sorts of noises, from the crackling sounds of fires burning the heavy-smelling gas and other flammable things in and out the car, to the loud and panic-stricken beating of her own heart.

“Sounds like… firecrackers? Really, really far away firecrackers.” The idea was so absurd—firecrackers in this dead world—that Ethel almost giggled. But a deeper, more primal part of her brain, the part that was always on watch, was starting to send out faint alarm signals, struggling to be heard over the cannabinoid static. Pop-pop-pop-pop! This time it was a rapid burst. Unmistakably sharp. The sound of it finally punched through the haze. It wasn’t firecrackers. It was gunfire. Small caliber. A .22, maybe.