Planet Namek Destroyed Novels & Stories

Before it faded fully, one final transmission formed. Not a warning. Not a promise. A simple statement. YOU ARE NOT THE FIRST TO CHOOSE DELAY. The chamber felt suddenly colder. Mason frowned. “What does that mean?” The alien field dimmed further. And the last line translated inside Ariana’s mind like ice sliding down her spine. THE LAST PROBATIONARY NODE DESTROYED ITS SUN. The screen went dark. Observer’s satellites adjusted in orbit. And somewhere beyond the Moon— Something kept watching.

His voice cracked. “But on a day we never saw coming… Elora was killed by the same person she accepted.” Serena’s breath hitched as he continued. “I found her lying there… in a pool of her own blood. And the human was gone. She escaped back to your world and never returned.” He paused, jaw trembling as tears finally slipped down his cheeks. “I couldn’t save Elora.” Serena gasped. Tears… on Kaelen’s face, was something she never imagined she would witness. Instinct pushed her forward. She sat beside him and gently brushed them away, her fingers trembling.

It was like thought if he moved something would happen and he would lose them. Once Nathan and Mark finished speaking with Chip and Bob, they talked with each other about the condition of their packs. Luckily, both packs did not lose many lives. and the land or buildings were not damaged too severely. They would be able to rebuild quickly. Nathan hoped that Alpha Lorn and all the others worldwide were just as lucky. He would not know for sure until they returned to the other realm. Mark wanted to reassure Nathan about Katia so he discreetly told him, “Nathan, I swear we will take care of our Alpha Luna as we always do. She is our light too and you know you are welcome anytime you wish. I wil

I said slowly, still trying to think of the words I would say to them. “And if they decide you should step down as Alpha in order to keep the peace?” asked Austin. That was a possibility I had not been ready to consider. “Then you will tell them that they are making a mistake. Removing you as Alpha will not take the danger away. It will only lead to a lifetime of bloodshed until the pack degenerates into chaos,” said Olivia, her voice firm. She had a point. The only pack that had ever experienced such no longer existed today and eventually the persons left of the pack became rogues or had to naturalise into other packs. The land was still in ruins today and was largely considered cursed so n

Their command center had just been destroyed and it took every last one of them with it; hundreds and thousands of them dropping dead at the exact same time. Errio Tess Titan was the home of Admiral Baylanche and her chasens; a planet that had grown to become so powerful it started to conquer others. A planet that was responsible for wiping out entire races and harvesting the minerals on others. A planet whose leader wanted to become the overlord of the universe and put as many planets as she could under her rule. A planet that was going to destroy earth and every living creature on it. A planet that by the sacrifice of the marked soul was now destroyed and was never going to terrorize the u

If Astrid did not invite David to the state banquet, Gamora could not imagine how severe the consequences would have been. “You’re welcome, Mr. Barlowe. Those foreign races wanted to cause chaos to the Milky Way, and as a human in the Milky Way, I have a duty to kick them out.” After they exchanged pleasantries, they went back to the Royal Palace together. They needed to treat the wounds on their bodies quickly. On the edge of the faraway Milky Way, a black-horned ship had approached the solar system. In a few more days, they would arrive at their destination: Earth. Right now, David had no idea about Earth’s impending crisis.

"Every available warrior is on rotation. We won't let them through." Near the back of the room, a young woman stood—Aaron's mate, Celeste realized, although she couldn't remember her name. "May I ask a question, Queen Alina?" "Of course, Mystic." Alina acknowledged her son's mate with respect. Mystic was no longer rogue; she was pack. "What is the name of your planet? Your world that's dying—what do you call it?" Alina's expression softened. "It's called—" An explosion tore through the dining hall's eastern wall with a deafening roar.

"You failed to manage the asset, Malphas. You let the 'Independence' module leak into the main drive. You're fired." Malphas didn't scream. He didn't even have time to blink. He simply turned into a stream of red numbers and was sucked into the woman’s staff. He was gone. Deleted. Not as a character, but as a person. "Rowan, we have to move," I said, pulling at his arm. "If we stay here, we’re just 'parts' to them." "Where... where can we go, Kaima?" Rowan asked. He looked at the sky, which was now filled with massive, silver ships that looked like giant eyes. "The world is being deleted. There is no 'outside' left."

"Scopulus seems to have joined the Ruin Order! It's a hostile organization that goes against Star Alliance. The last I heard of them was when it got destroyed! How did they get a Destroyer-class spaceship?" For the first time, Felix felt helpless. His martial arts and soul techniques were useless against a Destroyer-class spaceship. "Is there truly no other way?" he asked. Immediately, a staff member reported in a shocked voice, "This is bad. The opposing spaceship has activated its energy cannon. We will be destroyed in T-minus five minutes!" The energy cannon needed exactly five minutes to accumulate the energy. Once it had been completed, one shot could destroy any planets, not to mention

The crimson glow of the Dying Star system pulsed on the viewport, a stark contrast to the familiar blue expanse of explored space. Decades etched lines on Kairos' once youthful face, and Anya's silver hair shimmered like a fallen star. Yet, their determination remained unwavering as their vessel pierced the system's necrotic atmosphere. The distress call originated from a single, desolate planet – Aethel, once a thriving metropolis, now a wasteland shrouded in perpetual twilight. The echoes spoke of a civilization clinging to their last vestiges of energy, their dependence on a mysterious source finally reaching its breaking point.