Planet Namek Destroyed Novels & Stories

I ploughed through pluto, and it destroyed from the impact. Well, it wasn't considered to be a planet anyways. I could see the end of this fight in sight, so I put all I had into one punch. If Baèl touched me, everything was over. I had to destroy him completely with sheer strength, and disregarded the planet that'll eventually get destroyed. "This is for everybody you've killed, this is for Mikhail!!!!" I screamed at the top of my lungs and let the punch fly. The rocks all around me exploded, the whole of space covered in the brightness from the blast. Baèl, The Eternal One... Was no more. After that, I just stood there and cried.

Alpha Renly raised his hand and I squeezed my eyes shut as I waited for the impact of his slap against my cheek but it never came. “What do you think you are doing?” Alpha Renly growled and my eyelids slowly peeled open. My eyes bulged in surprise as I stared at Zenith who still held Alpha Renly’s hand in the air, preventing it from landing against my face. “Do you really think I would let you harm a member of my pack in my presence?” Zenith asked darkly. “The last I heard, she fled your pack and abandoned everyone, you included.” Alpha Renly taunted Zenith as he wrestled his arm out of Zenith’s grasp and pushed me away.

When he saw us enter, he smiled warmly, setting down his cup. “It’s good to see you two like this. Fighting for your love is never easy, but it’s always worth it.” he said. Eden nodded, his grip on my hand tightening slightly. “ Thank you for everything, for accommodating Sara and keeping her safe. But we are leaving for Moonstone.” Eden said, sincerity in his voice. I smiled at Eden, my heart full as we exchanged a look of understanding.

The pod with Thoras, Luceron, and Seraphine was shot down onto the neutral planet of Piolot. Alford’s pod received the distress signal and location from the other pod, and they ventured to Piolot to check on the survivors. When they arrived, an Ervilian spy pod was lifting off of Piolot. Alford thought to give chase, but due to the apprehension regarding their comrades, they did not pursue the spy pod. Instead landed on Piolot to find Seraphine and Luceron battered, but alive. Thoras was not fortunate.

I glanced at Marwan and he looked angry. "What are they?" His mouth went into a sharp line and he sighed. "They are invading weeds called Phragmites. They breathe carbon dioxide. I'm certain that the supervolcano underneath this place is giving them all a massive boner. They will find a way to set it off and fill the atmosphere with what they can survive on. The nuclear winter won't bother them either. This planet is going to be destroyed Zax, we need a ship to take us off the planet and within the year," he said in all seriousness. I swallowed uncomfortably and sighed. It appears that we were going to commandeer the royal mound and then we could save some humans too. We started hiking south

As such, she knew many things. “The Desolate Grand Canyon is right ahead.” Leilani stopped and pointed straight ahead. James saw there was a giant planet in the distance. The planet had been sliced into two. There was a crack in the middle, and it was only because of the presence of the magnetic field that the planet had not yet disintegrated.

Mingchan asked. Zuno just smiled awkwardly. “Ah, it was just nothing. Stop overthinking about it. Those were just your memories from the planet Earth. The most important thing is you can start your new life here on the planet SOS.” Zuno was calming Mingchan down. Minghan then touched his chest. “When you mentioned the name Mukgu, my chest was hurting and tightening. It really hurts, ack.” Mingchan groaned. Zuno then stood up and held Mingchan. “Hey, I will repair you.” Zuno worried. The three robots were just watching them.

—the spark of the Hunger’s origin—was swallowed by the singularity. The explosion wasn't a sound, but a psychic shockwave that leveled every mind on the ship for a heartbeat. When I opened my eyes, the violet gas was gone, replaced by a clear, cold expanse of stars. The Consensus ships were gone—either pulled into the gravity well or forced to jump into the blind void. The "Grave" was closed forever. Killian sat beside me, his hand finding mine in the dark. His knuckles were white, but his breathing was steady. "You destroyed it. The leverage, the history... all of it."

They channeled the energy. The entire Moon didn't shatter. It Blinked. In a massive, silent flash of white-gold light, the "Requiem of the Stars" was played. The "Oblivion" code was overwritten by the "Lullaby." The First Investor’s ghost was silenced forever, dissolved into the background radiation of the universe. The Epilogue: One Year Later The island on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge was no longer a jagged shard of black sand. It was a lush, green paradise—the New Eden, where the "Unsecured" had built a city that didn't use money, only "Contribution."

"The gods are bleeding, and the rats are biting back!" But the scout-ship was only a scout. High above the atmosphere, a massive shadow began to blot out the stars. The Ark—the five-mile-long mother-ship of the Creators—was entering the orbit. Its size was so immense that it caused the tides of the world below to rise in a chaotic swell. "Subject 001-Alpha," the voice of the High Scientist boomed from the sky, cold and disappointed. "Your sabotage three thousand years ago cost us centuries of data. Your current resistance will cost you your soul. We will now initiate the 'Planetary Purge' protocol."