Nuzi Ship Novels & Stories

She cast one last look at Nin, her beloved protector, Nin who had died because she was comforting Ellis and never saw Nadia come up behind her with a gun. The hood closed just as Ellis saw the bullet hole in the side of the ship tear wide. Debris swirled in the air as it was sucked towards the gash. Ellis begged the pod to launch. The ship was going to be torn apart around her. Ellis let out another scream when Nadia jumped on the pod’s hood, scrabbling at it with bloody fingers, trying to pry it open. The pod beeped as it began to back out of the ship.

I sat in the back, Eli's stone in my hand, thinking about Geneva. The Council's headquarters. The most secure building on the planet. Cameras. Guards. Walls that could survive a bomb. And somewhere underneath it, a chunk of rock that could save us all. "Rose," Kai said. "We have company." I stood up. A ship was approaching from the east. Small. Fast. No flags. Miro surfaced. "Council," he said. "Scout vessel. Probably spotted us on radar." "How many aboard?" "Maybe ten." Kai reached for a weapon. I put my hand on his arm.

Igor: “ Hmm, we can explore the Indian Ocean a little more! Kataleya nodded. Suddenly they heard shouting and gunshots. The pirates took their firearms and swords. Soon after, ten men invaded the boat. The frightened women remained inside the boat. When the pirates fought, they noticed that there was a third boat, which was also being attacked. Igor and his men fought against the invaders and managed to defeat them. After everything was calmer, Igor took out his telescope to see what the intentions of the almost destroyed boat were. The almost destroyed boat approached. Igor and the other pirates notice that the approaching boat was a boat of female pirates. The female pirates showed them a

Cygnus couldn’t believe what he found when they stormed the Mollukai pirate spaceship. There were still a few enemies left when they entered, but they were dwindling fast. We all froze when we saw the scattered, mangled pieces of Mollukai bodies across different parts of the ship until we reached the cockpit. We had to force the door open since the control scanner pad was already broken. When we finally got it open, we saw Natisa piloting the ship, and our mate—pale and slumped on a chair, covered by a cape.

She felt her ribs groan, her muscles screaming as she acted as the literal bridge between the ship and the sky. "I’ve got you," she whispered, her teeth gritted so hard they began to crack. "I’ve got you, Nomo." Slowly, agonizingly, she began to lower the net. She moved with the precision of a diamond-cutter, guiding the wreckage toward a jagged obsidian plateau that jutted out from the side of the Montague peaks. The purple Void-Cruisers above began to turn their cannons toward her, but she didn't care. She let the beams bounce off her secondary shroud, her focus entirely on the silver-nitrate hull resting in her sapphire web.

"Let me be able to help my queen." [Arissa’s POV] I stood aside, watching as Nazhoni and Catori fought near the banister of the ship. Since taking off, Nazhoni had insisted on playing bird, but her brother wouldn’t allow her to do it due to safety reasons. I had to admit, the girl may have had me beat in the crazy department. ‘Not likely.’ Rosario huffed, causing a slow smile to spread across my face. ‘Are you calling me psycho?’ I asked sweetly.

But he's here, isn't he? Can you shield four transports? Ram looked up at one of them as it hovered over us, a large vessel rivaling the Guard one we'd stolen. Not a chance, I sent. Then we'll have to be careful, he sent. Careful. Okay then. The moment we left Nunaresh, the afternoon suns rising over us, Ram dipped the transport to the ground and skimmed over it, staying close to the earth. I had to close my eyes we flew so fast, getting a headache from the speed of our pace. A quick look over my shoulder told me the other three vessels had followed suit, so at least we wouldn't stand out too badly. As long as no one looked down.

*Vector suggests high-speed displacement away from the ship wreckage. "Away?” I echoed. "Girl, your words are confusing me more. What the hell do you mean by–” Suddenly, there was a bright flash of light beneath the ship wreckage. It sliced through the cloud of debris, flashing across the hull of my ship. I leaned closer, zooming in on the object manually until it fully came into view. A small, egg-shaped ship, made entirely of glass on one side and metal on the rest. A section of it was covered in soot, fried like it had just gone through hell itself.

he continued, “are one of the oldest species of animals in the world, older than even the Great Serpents, and we learned many things from them. They have warm eyes and brains that stay alert in our cold waters. They’ve also honed a kind of sixth sense that detects minute electrical fields, from the slightest twitch of a muscle to prey that’s buried under sand. “The problem is when they get sensory overload. The same thing I told you that I’m apt to experience when I’m in Kuma-wani form.” “The bloodlust,” Aki muttered darkly. Sasha nodded. “The few ocean lizards who have permitted us a mental link gave us a glimpse of that. The feeding frenzy.” Aki’s thoughts turned inward. Sasha also taught

Their numbers were enough to make Andrius feel overwhelmed. It seemed like the entire ship would be engulfed in shadows, surrounded, and enveloped by them the next moment! Swoosh! Andrius instinctively jumped up and rushed toward the control room. Coincidentally, Noir and the others also sensed something wrong. Everyone hurried over. Sure enough, Andrius saw ‘unknown creatures’ marked on the navigation display. While the ship was advanced, its technology was not precise enough to detect their numbers or location. It could only provide a vague range.