Fantasy Spaceship Novels & Stories

“Let’s leave now. We’ve seen almost every spot on this planet, and I wonder if I’ll have another chance to come back next time.” “You will.” After the older maid said that, she threw a round-shaped object casually. After it stopped in the air, it expanded immediately. A few seconds later, it turned into a small spaceship. The ship started after the three got in and headed toward Planet Boundless.

On the screen, Mila could be seen helplessly holding onto her fearful classmate’s hands, trying her best to calm her friend as well as herself. Before either of them could even calm themselves, a massive spaceship—made of bronze—suddenly emerged from the depths of the ocean, sending millions of waves rolling! All it took was a single glance for Gerald to recognize the large spaceship. It… It was the spaceship belonging to the Sun League…! Watching as the spaceship swallowed Mila and the rest of her ship up before descending below the waves again, Gerald found himself barely able to hold himself back. He desperately wanted to rush over and save her, even if he knew that there was little chanc

It was equivalent to the planes of Earth. But the space-time spaceship moved much faster than the planes. Seeing the strange-looking steel monster in front of them, Chu Xun and his companions were surprised. After paying a lot of money, Chu Xun and the others boarded the space-time spaceship. It was luxurious inside. It had many rooms. All the rooms had everything that passengers needed. There were also the beautiful flight attendants of the Evil Fang Star. Unfortunately, Chu Xun and the others couldn't appreciate these beauties. "It is interesting!" Flaming Qilin shouted excitedly. It was almost the same as living in a hotel.

I catch him looking mischievously at me “Her again huh?” “Huh? Who?” I feign ignorance. “Cathy..” he drawls and grins. “You’re not gonna tell her how you feel? The two of you are perfect!” I ignore him. He noticed I had feelings for her and hasn’t let me rest ever since then, always shipping us. “Can we focus on just leaving earth?” I place a sigil on the floor and we are covered in an illusory wall, making us invisible. The I open the portal to Arrath and create another sigil. ‘Come forth, Ko'vren” Ko'vren was my standard Gentry spaceship, when I was still a soldier. It was capable of faster than light travel and thus perfect for reaching Le'uthara by the next cycle.

"A flagship?" I whispered, the word feeling like lead on my tongue. "They’re turning the Earth into a ship?" "Not just a ship," Fenris said, his face illuminated by the flickering red status screens. "A **Dreadnought**. They’ve realized that the 'Intersection'—this hybrid of magic and data—is the perfect fuel. They aren't going to process us one by one anymore. They’re going to fuse the entire biosphere into a singular, sentient engine."

The weakest among them held the rank of Grand Masters, as those below that rank would struggle to survive in these harsh conditions. Several God Graders also joined the assembly, including Ater and others from different parts of the world. A mysterious ship constructed from biomaterials hovered just outside the desert. It remained concealed among the clouds. Advanced planets commonly used this high-tech model for intergalactic travel. Inside the spaceship, a short, bald, horned alien in peculiar attire with tiny eyes sat alongside a young blonde man in a striking suit. The west's renowned God Grader, Olin, was none other than the young man in the suit.

Jack steered the pod past, picking up speed as he went. A huge ship appeared in front of them. Darts came and went. Jack pushed by, dipping underneath away from their turrets. More large ships appeared and finally one of theirs. The little pods looked like grapes on the side of the ship. The ship sent missiles out. Jack pushed the pod faster. He wasn't about to get caught in an explosion.

The sky over the obsidian ruins of New York didn't just darken; it calcified. The uncloaking of the Origin-Prime starship—a vessel the size of a borough, constructed from shimmering, non-Euclidean geometry—sent a gravitational shear through the city that flattened the bioluminescent forests in a single, crushing breath.

Chapter 12: Do you want him to find us that easily Michael was hovering beside one sphere when Julia reached him. Close up the mirroring became transparent and you could see what was going on inside, even if it was a little misty. In this particular case a balding, fat, middle-aged man was surrounded by beautiful, mostly naked Las Vegas showgirls, complete with feathers and heavily exaggerated silicon breasts. Michael shook his head. "I hope I never start having dreams that tacky," he remarked, and then floated off toward another dreamscape.

"I am going to the egg chamber." "Why?" "Because the Figure just became the most important person in the universe. Again. And if there really is a shadow version of everything we have built out there, then there is a shadow version of the Figure too. And shadows, Katherine, are always hungry for light." The compass burned. The needle pointed down. And far above the atmosphere, hanging in the dark between the planetary shield and the stars, nine hundred and thirty-seven warships that were and were not Jack Sterling's fleet waited with the patient precision of a mirror reflecting a face that had not yet looked away.