Phighting Ships Novels & Stories

He snatched a heavy silver broadsword from a fallen guard, spinning in a lethal circle and clearing the main deck in three swift strikes. I focused my mind, drawing a wave of golden-purple fire into my hands and slamming it into the ship's main steering wheel. The wheel shattered into burning splinters, sending the giant warship veering directly into the path of the second imperial galley! CRASH! The two massive iron ships collided in mid-air with a terrifying crunch of wood and metal. Imperial guards screamed as fire spread rapidly across both decks. "Get to the escape skiff!" Kaelen ordered, pointing to a small wooden boat strapped to the side of the burning hull.

‘I am a mid-Ruler Ranker, but not only did I not gain any advantages, but I was also at a loss. “My friend, let’s talk about this. It’s my fault, so I’m willing to…” Lou was in the middle of his sentence. “Again!” David murmured and charged at Lou again. ‘Again? ‘Have you never f*cking fought before?’ Lou yelled in his heart. However, he did not dare to waste any time. Boom! Another intense collision. Then… Boom boom boom! Countless collisions could be heard. The two Eternal Golden Bodies entangled together, creating a feast for eyes for the passengers of the two merchant ships.

Daryl then charged at Frightstar and Frightstar charged back. The two hybrids clashed their fist against each other, causing the outside of the ship to radiate with orange and purple light through its windows.

Three of the zodiacs were instantly vaporized, turned into a rain of shredded rubber and burning fuel that painted the fog in shades of gold and blood. The remaining mercenaries who survived the blast scrambled onto the slick timbers of the slipway, but they didn't find an open port. They found a wall of black leather and tactical nylon. The Phantoms and the Strays erupted from the shadows of the shipping containers, a unified front of two hundred guns that opened fire with a synchronized, deafening roar. Vulture led the defensive line, his short-barreled shotgun tearing through the reinforced ballistic armor of the hitters, while Kaelen’s anti-material rifle barked from the ridge, every hea

Suzy chortled loudly before Olivia wrapped her hands around her. “I was inside the room wondering how safe I was if we’re ever going to be gunned down by another ship.” “We have smaller boats if we’re ever going to get gunned down by another ship. Sir Phillips was this close to losing his winning streak of over four decades.” It made me realize why he stepped out in the first place to reflect on himself. I cleared my throat to speak, but he let out a question hastily, “How do we stand against the rest of the ships that will try to attack us?”

He picked up the woman with one hand and put her over his shoulder. The woman struggled violently, punching and kicking. 19 hit the back of the woman's neck with a hand knife and she passed out. Then, 19 carried the woman back to the team. Fulton glanced around and asked Philip, “Young Lord, why are you doing this?” Philip glanced at the calm and vast endless sea before saying, “It’s useful to keep her around. We can slowly dig for some clues.” Fulton nodded and did not dwell on it. At the same time, eight heavily armed battleships suddenly appeared on the sea in everyone’s sight!

Behind them were a smattering of ships, from frigates to cruisers. All of them were in mixed formations, and it was clear one side was fighting against another. Weapons fire was being exchanged between all of them. The battle seemed pitched, and for every casualty one side suffered, the other had received in kind. The hangar bays on one of the ships opened up, and a motley mix of fighters flew out of them. Nearly every ship was different, and they all flew in wings of all sizes. Each of those wings split up and joined the fray in whatever way suited them best.

Yet, it was by far not the most frightening sight. On board this ship stood men as big as giants, axes or scimitars in their hands, with grins like mad hyenas on their scared faces. It was hard to overlook that they craved a fight. Dellinger just prayed they did not come to block their last path of retreat. He doubted he could last against one of them, not to mention several dozen as they stood on board this ship. Yet, he had no time to watch them further as his opponents swung their swords again.

the corporal shouted. I watched as our three stolen ships, the Sun’s Fury, the Dawn Treader, and the Gilded Hawk, broke formation. They weren't running. They were diving into the swarm of Northern destroyers like wolves attacking a herd of bison. "They're outnumbered ten to one," I whispered, sweat stinging my eyes. "They can't win a dogfight." "They aren't trying to win," Ashren's voice echoed in my memory. "They’re buying time." "Ground assault!" Jace, the lieutenant in charge of beach defense, cut into the comms. "They’re launching drop pods! They’re coming through the shield!"

It raised its forelimb and aimed at the Cult's largest flagship. Boom. Steel twisted. Wood exploded. The warship split in two from the center and slowly sank. The believers screamed as they fell into the sea, where the venom-sting jellyfish wrapped them in tentacles. Their voices soon died away. "Retreat! Retreat!" the priest shrieked hysterically. The remaining two warships desperately turned around, their oars beating wildly against the surface. But it was too late.