Flashpoint Spike Novels & Stories

Ekaris proposed. “Shiiii, she will catch us please”, she said using one finger to cross her mouth vertically to demonstrate what she meant. At the moment, approaching footsteps of the seeker made them to almost freeze like people that were being controlled by remote. Michelle knew she had some screeching noise, like Someone or something ran into the woods or probably, something was trying to hide on noticing her presence. She restrained her fast moving steps, she went slower trying to figure where exactly the noise was coming from. She walked round the whole observable areas surrounding the event spot trying to see what she could but was very unfortunate to see anything. As everywhere had al

Kyle had readily asked him to take his day off from the café, so Lucas had planned to quickly finish his class and spend some quality time with Evan. It had been a while since their last outing together too and the raven haired was in desperate need of a break. He dressed and fed Evy, who was now wide awake and all energetic and jumpy again. The duo then set off towards Austin’s apartment, drop the toddler until his class, and also ask if the elder was free to tag along with them. When they neared the lift, Lucas bent forward to let Evan press the button on the elevator entry, since the little boy enjoyed doing that every time and squealed happily when it glowed red.

Swiftly, I maneuvered towards the helpless dog, praying that I would reach it in time. Just as I reached out to seize the little pup and guide it to safety, time seemed to slow down. I felt a sharp jolt of electricity course through my body as I grasped the dog's chain, momentarily stunning me. A sharp cry of pain involuntarily escaped my lips as the shock coursed through me. " Ouch!!"

Lightning came from almost instantly and shot down to the ground, pointing at Dennis. BANG! BANG! BANG! Dennis avoided the series of attacks while rotating his body around while marching forward. She summoned the windshield right second Dennis in front of her. BOM! Two strong powers collided once again. The earth shook, the air tensed and the environment crumbled. “Earth spike.” First summoned. Numerous enormous spikes rose from the ground and straightly rose tall into the air, attacking Dennis. Tired of running away, he slashed the sword vertically to the ground.

"Thanks for making it easier for me, big guy." In anticipation of its timed explosion, she levitated the ice spikes that were glowing brighter by the minute. The ice spikes that were hurled towards her some time ago, were still waiting for the right time to explode. The ice spikes were hurled directly into the Kaizu, where they were embedded permanently. By using a side step, she was able to get to a safer position, though the explosion would be too big and would reach every nook and cranny in the cave. A lamplike glow accompanied the spikes as they reached the last moment before their explosion.

of their own. “Are those spikes or are you just happy to see us?” Daryl smirked. “Really?,” Eric asked. “Heard about you creeps,” the hybrid said. “But I thought Enrgygrid was the jokester,” “Since you know so much about us,” Eric said. How about filling us in on who you are?” “You can call me Drillspike, leading technicion for Apadore,” “Nice tittle,” Natalie said. “I’m guessing you are the one who constructed whatever death trap that Carrie is in,”

It’s actually working. Then, the static spikes. A loud, piercing screech that makes me rip the headset off for a second. I put it back on. "Ambush!" Ciro roars. "Side door! Flanking right!" Gunfire erupts. Close. Deafening. It isn't the distant rumble of the diversion. It is right on top of them. "They were waiting!" Spadino yells. "How did they know? Flashbang! Down!" BOOM.

Wolfy counted down. He watched the timer on his pad. The red numbers pulsed like a heartbeat. We sat in the sand. We watched the distant lights of the Apex shift. The orderly grid of the city became a chaotic swarm. Small lights—ships, escape pods, shuttles—began to stream away from the Spire. They looked like sparks fleeing a dying fire. They were running. The minutes ticked by. Forty. Thirty. Ten. My head pounded with every beat of my heart. I could feel the city groaning above us. The fracture in the engine housing was widening with every oscillation, a high-pitched metallic shriek that echoed in the metaphysical plane.

Stark white emergency lights flooded the visitation wing, illuminating the nightmare unfolding around us. **03:48:17 AM - Sniper's Gambit** Through the shattered glass, I saw the guard tower spotlight explode in a shower of sparks. The second round took out the main breaker box with surgical precision. The third punched through Officer Riggins' Kevlar vest before his hand could even touch his sidearm—a perfect triple-tap through the torrential rain.