Miroku's Wind Tunnel Novels & Stories

“Just can’t blow it to pieces! I can make it OD on my drug - that’ll keep its organs intact. Mostly. We just gotta subdue it for a sec.” “Oh yeah, no worries, super easy. We can choke it while we’re all halfway down its throat. That’ll subdue it.” “Hey, don’t look at me! I didn’t think it would be half the size of our ship!” As they ran, Miko came and hovered alongside them. She was scratched up and a little bruised, but her armor absorbed the brunt of the damage she suffered. “I can attempt to stun it,” she said. “But I do not think it will be very effective - it is too large an organism.”

The temperature plunged instantly, the heat of the day replaced by an icy, piercing stillness. That was when the first Mirage hit. It wasn't a visual trick of light and heat. It was an Acoustic Mirage. The wind blowing over the crest of a massive dune suddenly shifted its pitch. The whistling sound of the sand transformed into a high-fidelity broadcast, echoing inside my skull with the force of a live studio feed.

He hated those winds the most in his heart when it almost took his life when he was trapped in the Transportation tunnel during the Space Void Storm. Even with a barrier of the earth to shield him from the micro winds, the dirt was flying all around him, showing the power of the micro winds, but his shielding still held until the last micro wind subsided. The two Blakes then took down the earth barrier and looked at themselves. They both were a sorry sight, along with the rest of the clones. Tattered clothing and cuts all over their bodies. Just as Blake Prime was about to speak, one last micro wind slashed onto his face, making him scream in pain.

Kazimir roared. He didn't just command; he acted. He grabbed Elara by the tactical vest and hauled her behind the thick casing of a cryo-chamber just as a Micro-Laser (a high-intensity, narrow beam of light capable of cutting through steel) sliced through the air, melting a line across the floor where they had been standing seconds before.