Planet Namek Destruction Novels & Stories

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

Jasmine's father made plans to get everyone to the nearest shelter. Meanwhile ________________ Emergency protocol successful Excess energy absorbed System entering suspended phase, Update started Evolution started Side effects: The user has been forced into a coma Duration:5 years ___________________ News "Strange incident has happened all over the world and most of the normal humans have been killed ..... Major buildings and infrastructures all around the world were damaged. The cause of this destruction is unknown and everyone alive has gathered themselves in the emergency portals. Can this be the work of aliens?? " _________________________ Meanwhile In the World government headquarters

Mother wouldn’t let her release Namek, so she went back to the coven and killed everyone. If Namek is released, chaos will reign and the entire world will descend into darkness. I have to prevent everything from happening, so it cannot happen. I had to stop her. Isabella’s POV I had the feeling that my mind would blow up at any second. In it, a lot of things were happening all at once. Given that the Blood moon was approaching, I was relieved that I had at last discovered the spell required to lift Dimitri’s curse and release the pack. The upcoming Blood moon would not harm the pack. Additionally, a Darkness from my lineage threatened to devour the planet on the other, somewhat twisted hand

hummed in the cavity of her chest. "We’ve reached the 'Hesperus-Cluster'," Mara’s voice echoed through the link, sounding like wind through dry leaves. "The Curators have already begun the 'Erasure.' The third planet is half-gone, Audrey. It’s being converted into pure, unorganized energy. If we don't deploy the 'Memory-Spores' now, that world’s entire history will be lost to the void."

Her tiny hands glowed with a brilliant light, and with every wave, objects around her shattered, plants were uprooted, and pack members were flung into the air. The sky above had darkened, swirling with ominous clouds, as if reflecting the chaos unfolding below. ALPHA KING EDEN My heart clenched at the sight. My daughter’s eyes shone with power, her innocent giggles a stark contrast to the devastation around me. Determined to protect my daughter and those in the garden, I moved towards her, my steps slow and careful. “Elena! It’s Papa, Come to me, sweetheart.” I called out, my voice firm but gentle.

—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."

"But it's just a drop in the bucket, Mia." He pointed his knife up through the shattered ceiling of the lobby. The black rift in the sky was widening. The two Sunburst Dreadnoughts had been completely erased, and now the massive, central command ship of the Nullity a geometric nightmare the size of a small moon was slowly descending toward the planetary crust. "They aren't here for a ground war," Dax realized, the horrifying truth dawning on him. "They're just going to drop their command ship on the city and overwrite the entire grid at once."

Gwenna raised one of her paws to take a swipe, when something came at us, sending her skidding, hard, into a nearby bench. A cold nose poked at my side and I saw its red fur moving in the night breeze. "That's twice I've had to save you now," Malissa teased. "I'll remember to bake you a cake later," I retorted. I got up, still feeling the tenderness of my arm. That was when I got a good look at my surroundings. The center of Bloodmoon had been destroyed, with a few dozen bodies lying limp on the ground. Several others attacked, and Ariston hurled them in a different direction. He wasn't using magic anymore—he was using brute strength.

Jun reported, sounding alarmed, "is set to 60 degrees. That is extreme. That’s not a controlled descent designed to mitigate debris—that's a guaranteed, catastrophic breakup. It specifically targets the destruction of the entire structure, including all internal, reinforced equipment." "It targets our research," Elara realized. "That steep angle guarantees the Aether-Bloom Module will be pulverized (reduced to dust)." But Kazimir was staring intently at the destination coordinates—the ones specifying the exact point of impact in the South Pacific. "They are hitting the theoretical center of Point Nemo," Kazimir said, his voice low and dangerous.

She reached for the emergency release on her harness, but her fingers were numb, the sapphire scars on her skin glowing a faint, dying blue in the moonlight. "I can't reach the pull-chord! The spin is too fast!" Nomo’s voice was a jagged rasp over the comms. He was a few feet above her, a dark silhouette against the backdrop of the exploding flagship. The Seraph’s Sorrow was a spectacular ruin behind them. It descended like a dying star, trailing plumes of iridescent gold smoke and silver fire. As Sofia watched, the main reactor finally detonated, a silent white bloom that illuminated the entire sky for a hundred miles. The shockwave hit them seconds later, a wall of force that sent them spi