Immeasurable Speed Novels & Stories

Speed, to move faster than the human eye could see, that was what speed had meant to her. Her supernatural strength made her the top dog in the metaphorical food chain, but in all these years on this human infested earth she never once thought she’d be using her enhanced speed and strength to run away from something she had deemed nothing but an ant beneath her stylish boots, but there she was, scuffing her perfectly polished Gucci boots because a mutt had told her to.

His speed was extremely fast. It was so fast that no one could see what he was doing!

Although he did not gain any ability or skill to improve the speed, he ran very fast because Li Jie was carrying the Zixia Shengong of Xiaocheng Realm. Close to 30 kilometers an hour, you know, the human 100-meter race winner in the sprint stage is about 30 kilometers an hour. It's impossible for any 100-meter sprinter to turn that burst of energy into a long run. Fortunately, the time was close to midnight, and there were few pedestrians on the road, and no one noticed Li Jie's abnormal running ability. Li Jie ran about ten kilometers to the sixth block. After such a long distance and fast running, Li Jie

Getting closer with every second. Fuck!

Lucas grinned like a child. "It's the fastest mech the world has ever seen," he declared. "If the Exodus is the dark horse of mechs, the Xiezhi is the king. The Prototype is faster overall, but the Xiezhi can hit insane speeds for a few seconds at a time, letting it move in the blink of an eye!" Lucas slapped the bunk, rattling the twin beds. "Imagine marching up to Axion Industries in a Korean mech. With the speed that thing has, we could end the war in hours!"

I cursed as I acted rudely. The instant he was kicked out of the car, and began to throw up. I opened wide my eyes in astonishment. ‘What?’ ‘What happened?’ Was this man vomiting? Only then did I realize that I was driving too fast just now? He probably wasn’t used to it. Generally, it was not an acceptable speed for ordinary people. At what speed did I drive just now? Seems like 380 yards. I have not reached the speed limit of the car yet. ‘Why was he so afraid?’

The whole structure fails. Minutes now. Maybe fewer. "Faster," I say. Kira accelerates.

He was a top-tier powerhouse himself—he simply avoided unnecessary risks. Time to go. Boom—! A violent gale erupted from within him, surging outward as immense propulsion, driving him forward at speeds far beyond the speed of sound. This was a burst skill—it couldn't last more than a few minutes. But that was more than enough to shake Ray off. After all, even the supersonic steel rods couldn't match his speed. If Ray had remained on the ground, he could have continued swapping positions with other objects and kept up the pursuit. But by the time he descended back to the ground, Emmett had already vanished beyond the limits of his spatial perception.

It is shaped like a tall man and it moves like nothing human and like nothing the grey ones were either, no hitches, no recovery gaps, but also none of the syrup-slow readability I get from human motion when I drop into silvered time. When I sink into the Well to read it, to find its tells, the whole room thickens and slows for everything in it except the white shape, which stays exactly as fast and as fluid as it was, because it is running on my own clock, thinking in my own frequency, and you cannot slow down a thing that lives at the same speed you do. For the first time all night my edge is simply gone. I cannot out-read a thing that reads time the way I read it.

I groan as another slicing pain cuts through me. “Okay. That’s convenient.” Jack nods, glancing up and down the length of my suspended body. “How fast can you go?” “I top out at around six-hundred-fifty kilometers per hour.” The words aren’t a brag. Darby has morphed into the transparent, airy form of herself, barely visible in the yellowish glow of the plaza’s streetlamps. “We’ll be there in about a minute.” “Wait! I don’t think you should go so f—,” Jack begins, but I never hear him finish the sentence.