Fantasy Spaceship Novels & Stories

“She’s free.” The Auditor exhaled deeply. “The Mirror’s gone. The ship is safe.” But the ship stirred again, a new sound echoing. Not the familiar hum of machinery. A knocking. Knock. Knock. Knock. It came from outside, from the emptiness of space. June stood and cradled Hope. She walked to the big window. The Mirror was gone, but outside, a fleet of ships hovered—ancient, not from Earth. Built from bone and gold, covered in green vines like June’s tattoo.

The basket-ship of light winked out of existence, gone to rally its forces for a suicide mission. We were alone again. The Astropheles hummed around us, a vessel of love and defiance pointed towards the most terrifying destination imaginable. Jeff input the conceptual coordinates. The ship didn't jump. It began to unwrite the space around it, deconstructing the very idea of distance. I held Lina's hand, and Jeff placed his good hand on her shoulder. We were a family. A story. And we were flying directly into the heart of the machine that wanted to write our ending for us.

If they cannot steal one from a humanoid, they may find a place where they hide one—a spare spaceship. Back when they were spaceship workers, two things they know for sure about the spaceship. First, humanoids can drive them. Two, they keep them because somehow being in the air makes them dizzy, which puts them at a disadvantage. They can chase but not that fast. People do not get that weak in the air. Where could we possibly get one? She keeps on thinking that there is no spaceship on the science complex, and there is nothing even here near the river. Caves do not have them either, and if they went farther, their mission might just come to an end. And nobody wants that to happen.

The lift came to a standstill at the 250th floor with a ding. They came out of the lift and walked to a section labeled ‘Restricted Access.’ Their footsteps resonated in the empty passage. They came to a halt in front of a massive glass wall. A beam of laser scanned them; then, they placed their palms on a section of the wall for fingerprint scanning. The glass wall slid to one side when they finally inserted both their ID’s. Vivian sucked in her breath when she saw the sleek spaceship. It was shaped like a boomerang, about 12 meters broad. It was made of vandalt, the darkest metal which could camouflage very well in the space once the spaceship was put on stealth mode.

Rumble! Several missiles bombarded the huge spaceship with mighty force, and flames exploded into the sky! The pilots on the fighter planes were horrified when they saw the huge spaceship that floated up from the snow-capped mountains. “What the hell is this thing? How did it appear here?” “Is this an alien spaceship?” “Oh no! We’ve been locked on. It's going to attack! Quick, retreat!” Immediately, the fighter planes in the sky began to retreat. However, two mechanical arms with special gun barrels stretched out from both sides of the huge crab-like spaceship.

After Chaos did a contract with every slave brought to the castle, he left the task of showing them the castle and everything to Belphegor and Jack, while he rushed back to the spaceship to see if anything was interesting. And by interesting, anything that Chaos could eat. He walked around, finding destroyed machinery which he decided to leave there, and some other things. The entire spaceship had the appearance of a giant nautilus, it even had big tentacles for some reason. The interior was like a large hall, and three corridors led to five rooms each.

In fact, Felix guessed that Holly was stronger than Lyle. But Felix didn't know Holly too well, so how could he trust her? Besides, he even took measures to get Jerry to meet Holly before returning to Earth. If he truly got into trouble, Holly would be one of the main suspects. After getting on the Black Star-class spaceship, Felix pointed at an extremely large silver spaceship. "What is that?" he asked curiously. "That's a Destroyer-class spaceship. It's equipped with a cannon that can destroy a planet with one shot," Yvian explained.

Only a reflection of the moonlit peace that had settled over the world. "The system is stable," he said quietly. And in those three words, I heard everything. The war was won. The threat was gone. The future was ours to build. I turned with Adrien, and we looked out over Crimson Sands. The city of dust and desire was now just a city, its people waking from a long nightmare. The crimson was fading from its sands, leaving behind something that could, one day, be clean. The Goddess's Vessel had delivered her judgment. The vessel, Vanessa, was finally free. The title was realized. The story was complete.

"You can't. The Empire has done it this way thousands of times over thousands of years, and to civilizations a lot more advanced than yours." "But..." I didn't like her self-confidence very much, I can tell you that. "We're going to take your mom to her sister's and then we'll get on a shuttle to the Cepheus and arrange transport home." "What's a Cepheus?" I asked, selecting that question out of many simply because it was most easily expressed. "It's a spaceship," she said. "A big one, too. Like if you put New York in orbit with all the buildings and everything? It's pretty amazing, really. The Duchess lives there."

A large crowd had gathered outside to watch the spectacle of the forcefield killing and capturing the bodies of the flying energy beast who kept attacking the airship. There were other airships in the sky going back and forth, they all slowed down and showed their respect to Xasha. They knew it was him because Xasha's airship was specially designed just for him. It was extravagantly luxurious and had the tallest tower of all the other airships with his Imprint visible on its sides. When flying over the Medicine mountain, the airships kept a slower speed and a low altitude so they could capture energy beast corpses to bring homes. The Falling Stardust had ramped up production, export of magic