Fanfiction Sonic Boom Novels & Stories

Unable to move, my head lifted, stretching my throat, and the pleasure hung just this side of pain. Unintelligible words. Animalistic roars. The louder my wails became, the harder he pushed. When his fingers penetrated my lips, deep within my womb, he pressed, stroked my favorite spot. The euphoria took over, and I sank into subspace. The orgasm consumed my body but in a way far different than I'd ever experienced. Dax's release may have come minutes or an hour after-time ceased to exist, and I lost myself in a sensual continuum. My body shook with adrenaline, and Dax erupted in the distance when his orgasm fulfilled him.

*Boom* Mane’s movement caused a small sonic boom, and a hole so large that it could accommodate a small lake formed on the floor of the platform. Although it was mending rapidly, it was a deep hole, and would take some time for the healing process to be complete. And judging by the appearance of several heavy hitters on the platform, it was going to be difficult for its regeneration to keep up with the rate of damage.

I sighed as I rubbed my temples before apologising to her, she didn't deserve me snapping at her like that. "Alright, then. Let's get this show on the road." "Wait, what am I-" I cut Gabriel off before he could finish. I closed my eyes as I raised my arms, gathering the little magic there is in the atmosphere into my palms before releasing it in one huge wave. It felt like a soft breeze. "That was anti-climatic and-"Hatter said before being cut off. The blast sent each clan back to their respective villages. Once there, the ground beneath us shook in rage as the floor began to crack.

It was the only way he could rid of his raging emotions when it comes to the other boy. Kinsley being unable to link with the pack became the biggest disappointment to Skylar, unbeknownst to the boy in question. They shared the same birthday. That midnight of Kinsley’s twelfth birthday, Skylar was there, somewhere. He knew before that he couldn't communicate with anyone in the pack through the link but that night, he wished he would be able to once he achieved his primal shift.

It was Kaelen’s smile twisted into something cruel. She shifted the boy to one arm. She reached into her armor with the other hand. She didn't pull out a gun. She pulled out a small silver sphere. She threw it. It rolled down the ramp. It bounced on the ice. Kaelen was twenty feet away. He was mid-air. He was going to reach her. The sphere detonated. It wasn't an explosion of fire. It was an explosion of sound. A sonic boom rippled outward. It hit Kaelen in the chest.

I floated in the pitch-black void, my mind completely blank, soaking in a sensation of absolute, uncanny peace. BOOM! A colossal shockwave reverberated straight through the water, slamming hard against my eardrums. The sound was far too real to be a dream. It wasn't thunder, but a wild, domineering roar—so powerful that the surrounding water seemed to instantly freeze. Through the hazy cocoon, my suddenly hypersensitive intuition picked up the frantic, rushing footsteps of the three thugs on the ground as they turned to run for dear life, before everything went dead silent.

I never said you could leave, Vivian. I played an audio recording on my phone after saying that; Vivian's voice immediately came through it. "I mean, the SAT is right around the corner, and with how low my grades are, there's no way I'll get admitted into any university! I'm freaking out here, so you have to help me figure something out! "If I'm the only one who doesn't get admitted into any university, Dad will definitely kill me!" It was unclear what the person on the other end of the line said, but Vivian suddenly exclaimed, "Why didn't I think of that? You're right—as long as their official records envelopes are ruined, their chances of being admitted into a university will be drasticall

BOOOOOMMM Xi Xier suddenly turned her head when she heard a loud sound like thunder. Strangely, the thunder did not occur where they were, but far from their current position. But when she looked again, there were indeed two shadows fighting far away from them. Xi Xier, who felt that it was unimportant, ignored the matter, even though one of the two figures fighting was the person who was trying to protect this world. When he realized what he had ignored, Xi Xier was sure to regret it afterwards.

Thinking of the man who chose to feel. "I believe in their song," she said. "I vote we help." The decision was made. They would provide the key. The plan was complex and required all their skills. Using the Fork of Resonance and the Loom of Stories, they would weave a single, incredibly focused note of destructive dissonance. A sonic scalpel. They would then use the knowledge of the border's weakness to deliver it to the very edge of the Silent City's reality, aiming it directly at the Spire's core.

Now shaking violently, she let out a prolonged scream. Like a fission bomb, strong waves broke out of her and exploded in the park, pushing everything and everyone from their position, and throwing them to different places. She screamed ceaselessly for close to a minute as her rage kept growing. Both creatures and humans bled through their ears at the sound of the sonic scream. The sonic scream was powerful enough that it burst the vampires that heard it and weakened the humans who heard it, making some humans swoon.