Immeasurable Speed Novels & Stories

With a simple wave of her hand, she unleashed a powerful force. Boom! The energy surged forward, crashing into the formation with devastating impact. The entire structure trembled as waves of force rippled through the air. Adrian’s mind worked at an incredible speed, running calculations at a dizzying pace. In mere moments, he seemed to have conducted thousands, if not millions, of simulations. His speed and precision were beyond comprehension. Each simulation was carefully considered, showing his incredible analytical prowess. This was Adrian’s true strength—his unparalleled ability to decipher and adapt. He was as swift as a storm.

My car is speeding at least over ninety-miles- per hour backward and heading towards oncoming traffic. “Oh, my God! Please, no….” I wish I could see who has stolen my car as they fly past me, but they are going too fast to make out. The only image I catch is a distorted black shadow in the seat. I cannot even tell the gender. Their shape, though, seems odd, almost inhuman.

But the truth anyway. They looked up at the hilltop, then back at Lucien. They tried to calculate the distance with their eyes, and when they realized it should be up to thirty meters, their jaws dropped and they abruptly stood up. Unbelievable. Shocking. Just how? Even cheetah the fastest animal as the young man had said wouldn't move at such a fast pace so how? How did he do it? They looked up again at the hilltop and back at Lucien and the realization suddenly struck them leaving them gaping at him harder.

I hear it again and bring a halt to the speed. Banner jumped out of the car and collapsed on the ground, he puked, I hear him blech and stalk my way towards him. “What happened?” I mutter gawking at the nonsense he puked. “You drove---” he panted, “190 kmph, I'm never sitting with you next time.” His breathing jagged and I clench my fist. “Having a car with 200 speed doesn’t mean you have to reach it.” He stood up wiping his face.

Just as I was about to leave, I saw him and Cynthia coming back. They gave off such intimacy as they talked and laughed together. They looked like a perfect couple. Cynthia was leaning against his embrace with flushed cheeks. As for Carl, he had no intention of letting her go, even after he saw me. When he noticed my luggage bag, he said in displeasure, “Are you throwing another tantrum, Natalie?” A tantrum? So, to him, I was always unreasonable. Whenever I showed a shred of displeasure about Cynthia and argued with him, he would call me unreasonable. He claimed that he could not get through to me with words. He would then lecture me from a moral high ground and say that I was evil and irrat

He raced across the waves, his feet pounding the water, leaving a frothy trail as straight as an arrow. Alexander! Inner power surged from within him, propelling him over the waves like a dart through the sky. Each of his strides covered an incredible two hundred meters, with at least five steps every second. That was the sheer terror of covering a kilometer in a blink! A kilometer in a second, nearly tripling the speed of sound! Alexander was pushing the boundaries of human speed, a velocity reserved for the most formidable Lords of War. More daunting still, he was not just racing in a straight line, he was weaving and dodging at breakneck speeds to evade a relentless barrage of artillery f

Zachary asked, "Then why would you pick this car?" "Because it's fast," Stan answered. Zachary rolled his eyes and actually cursed, "Sh*t!" Stan was speechless. "Watch your language." Zachary did not respond and simply jammed his foot on the gas pedal, pushing the car to 110 miles per hour! Stan actually felt his own body lurch backward from the violent inertia! Glancing at the speedometer, he told Zachary, "See? That's why this car drinks so much fuel. It doesn't feel that fast even at that speed, see?"

Talia mumbled, “Are you serious? You’re a man, but you don’t have a driving license?” Kayson said helplessly, “I came from a small village. We don’t use cars over there. Besides, if I’m really pressed for time, I can even run faster than a car.” Talia was rendered speechless. “Oh please, stop bragging. Do you know how fast a car can go on a highway? 74.56 MPH! If you can run faster than a car, then you aren’t a human anymore.” Kayson thought for a moment and said in a serious manner, “I can’t keep it up for a long time, but if it’s just for a short amount of time, I can run even faster than that.”

I only knew what it meant. "Ah!" I couldn't help but screech when he accelerated way too much. I predict the speed is at the highest at around 210 miles per hour. But hey, he didn't discover the fire speed boost yet and I was thankful. I rarely used that feature, because for one, if I lost balance and hit something in that speed, I'd say hello to God. We reach the pack house and the fences open when they realise who the driver was. I slowly remove my hands from his body while sitting straight instead of leaning on him.

My breathing is weighty and works as I run towards the bark, and it appears to move further away with each step. One more second and Liam is close by, chuckling unobtrusively. "You don't have super speed," he illuminates me, "that is without a doubt. You ran around forty miles each hour, however, which is quick." FORTY?! Hit quiet with amazement, I let him lead me back to the others. "Cool!" Sebastian grins, "You've improved, however, you are not exactly 'super'." "Strength?" Declan proposes cleverly, and I need to smile.