Eyes Are Black Holes Novels & Stories

"Jun, I need the Targeting-Matrix locked on the lead dreadnought’s cooling vents!" "I'm trying, Kaz!" Jun’s voice was a frantic chorus of data-stutter. "But the Action-Horror is too much—they aren't just firing lasers; they're firing Compressed-Singularities (miniature black holes). If one touches us, we aren't just dead; we're erased from the timeline!"

And now, it was waking up. A crack appeared in the sky. Not gold. Not silver. Black. Pure black. The darkness split reality open. Everyone stepped back instinctively. Because something was looking through. A single eye. Massive. Ancient. Impossible. Larger than entire worlds. The eye stared into existence. Watching. Studying. Remembering. Nova's heart stopped. Not literally. But close enough. Because the moment she saw that eye, every memory inside her reacted. Every soul. Every possibility.

Of course the Grand Elder knew this, but what’s the harm in continuing to fight and kill even more before they die, right? “Hm? It seems something is appearing up there? A black hole? Are there other enemies coming?” Long Chen asked, looking up at the sky where a fairly large black hole had just appeared. All eyes immediately turned to the sky, for the pressure emanating from that black hole was so immense it drew their attention. “Eh? Did I see that wrong?” Long Chen asked, rubbing his eyes as he stared at the black hole in the sky with a shocked expression. “AGHHHHHH!!! Watch out! Don’t block my path, get out of the way!”

In another of the desolate parts of the wilderness, a black hole stood. The hole was a few feet off the ground and looked like a mirage to anyone who was within 50 meters of it. Yet no creature dared to get close to it. For the few that did were sucked into the black hole – well, parts of them. Some had only their heads sucked in, effectively beheading them and costing them their lives. Others had half of their bodies taken, and some were totally minced even before they could step foot into the black hole. The creatures that remained had learned from the deaths of the first few. No one dared try again.

I’d never been this close to him before, but it was like looking at Gutemberg a few years older. But nothing, absolutely nothing, could have prepared me for the impact of his presence. His gaze was like a black hole. No warmth, no empathy, no sign of life. His gray eyes seemed to devour everything around them, sucking away any trace of light, leaving only an unfathomable emptiness in its place. It was as if he didn’t see people in front of him, only shapes to be manipulated—as if no one existed on his level.

His eyes split open, revealing a reptilian, dark Ruby colored eyeballs. He lifted his head slightly as he inspected a small blue globe in front of him, which was planet earth. What was that? He thought, recalling the sudden zit from before. He zoomed his eyes, along with three other pair of eyes that was on the upper length of his long body to look closer to the earth surface, when his eyes caught a black spot that started to form out of nowhere. Eventually, a few other dark spots also appeared on the Earth's surface, all scattered on different parts of the world.

In which they were like an octopus in space he roared and was paralyzed caught off guard and at that time he saw the being an immense black skull and conjuring a black hole dark matter energy, in which he enveloped the earth with his presence the immense monstrous ship and each form a dark, tentacled skull and its black holes for its eyes. So that in an immense dark blast that protruded from its mouth a dark and cadaverous hole and protruding from its mouth and with lights all around and thus blast tubes appeared all over the earth, in which they appeared as envoys and visitors friends from another planet...

I gasped as I opened my eyes, finding myself back in my apartment, only to feel the tide of the wind rising again - not again. I was pretty sure that I was going to throw up after that ride. I got sucked up again into the wind tunnel, the screens of events reappearing. The wind was getting stronger as I felt pulled downward in the tunnel, going deeper and deeper into a black smaller tunnel, almost like the pure depiction of the black hole in space, but this time a much smaller one, but still spherical and black, frightening even. I held my breath as I approached that part of the tunnel, and when I was finally inside it, the darkness surrounded me as I kept falling into the unknown, unable to

"What are you doing Kate, get up", a voice screamed in her head but her body didn't move. "Yh, what was she doing?"she asked herself, staring into his eyes. There was something about those black orbs, she felt attracted towards them. "How can something so black look so beautiful? '' she wondered, staring intently into his eyes, they looked oddly familiar. There was no emotion evident in them, just a black pit of darkness, yet she couldn't help getting drawn to this darkness.

He wished he was passing out. High above them, a torn in the skies expanded. Slowly, but surely, it stretched out for miles, invading the world with an unnatural silver color. From all the silver, there was a dark center that Lars originally thought was a black hole. The black hole moved, and a pair of silver eyes on it opened.