Novelas y relatos de Planet Namek Destruction

It began to tilt on its axis, its massive, city-sized underside glowing with the ominous, red heat of planetary-siege cannons. ​“They’re going to drop the Isles,” Aris whispered, her eyes glued to her flickering sensors. Her face was pale, reflecting the angry red glow from above. “They realize they can't catch the data, so they’re going to delete the drive. They’re going to cut the magnetic tethers that hold this place aloft and let the entire archipelago crash into the sea.”

He let the data of the 12th Update, the Command Sequence, flow through him, using his Sovereign body as a filter. The world’s screens didn't turn to static this time. Every phone, every TV, every billboard on Earth turned a brilliant, blinding white. And for one second, every human being on the planet felt a single, overwhelming emotion: Peace. In North Dakota, the silo hatch stopped moving. In the Kremlin, the "Dead Hand" went dark. In space, the Aegis satellite exploded—not with fire, but with light. The Aftermath Jade was thrown back by the blast, her wings failing as she tumbled toward the atmosphere. She reached out for the white light, for the hand she had held for a lifetime.

GENESIS-NULL WIRD IN 60 STRUCTURAL CATASTROPHE DROHT. “We have to go!” I cried and ripped the system to me. “Kael, go!” We ran. Behind us the ether city began to tremble. Everywhere around us to tear the glass. The perfect beings who had just opened their eyes, sacked in themselves when the virus broke the sequence of its programming. We reached the landing deck when the first massive carriers of the plant were under the seismic print. The steel coils MK-III stood there, their rotors already idling, Nova at the wheel.

“The Second Prime… has slaved the tectonic… plates… to the boy’s heartbeat. If the King… breathes… the earth… bites.” I looked toward the ridge. The Mercy Alliance—the wolves who had survived the sky—were being swallowed. The ground didn’t just crack; it opened like a set of obsidian teeth, dragging Marek’s vanguards into the dark red heat of the mantle. It wasn't an earthquake. It was a planned execution by the planet itself. “He’s using Leo as a remote trigger,” I hissed, my throat scoured by the scent of burning sulfur and fresh iron.

"Athena." Startled I turned around to collide with Alpha Killian. Alpha Killian held onto my hand kissing it out of a sweet gesture. Ever since coming to the Crest moon pack I have been welcomed with opened arms and have been shown incredible love and support. Nothing like what I received at the Blood moon pack before. Tonight was my official welcoming ceremony even though I have been here for over a month. "I hope I did not startle you." Alpha Killian question. "Alpha....."

CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR. CATANIA’S POV. Pin dropping silence follows Alpha Kai’s words. My gaze meets Alpha Nolan’s, but I instantly look away because I'm smiling too much and he looks murderous. What exactly is the problem? He wanted me to mate with his brother, but his brother just made it clear that he doesn’t want a second mate. The guy wants to stay loyal to his true mate even though she is dead. Why is he so upset about that?

At this moment, I feel it will take a year to erase the pain. “Also, we’re not out of trouble,” he adds. “We’re drifting in a vacuum within a stream of cosmic debris. On my calculations, it is thousands of miles wide, and the vacuum we’re in was caused by Earth. It absorbed the brunt of the meteor shower. What we don’t know is whether the entire planet has been devastated and life extinguished.” No, no! I think. Not only is our ship crippled, but we could be on course to a lifeless planet. Judah and I exchange a look of complete despair.

The scope of the black hole soon expanded to where Lufian and others were, about to swallow them up. The sudden accident interrupted the array that was barely being maintained. “No! Elora, run!” Lufian shouted frantically with red eyes. Still to no avail. If the planet was ruined, it would be hard to maintain the array. Despite Lufian and Drogo’s unwillingness, they had no choice but to stop maintaining the array and respond to the power generated by the Overlord’s self-destruction. From the Robotia Lv 6’s self-destruction to everything being swallowed, it only took a short while.

Phalanx warned, "administer repairs immediately. Further confrontation may cause irreparable damage." There were no more words from Fisk, no job offers or bargains. His Pantheon lurched out of the dust cloud and I saw the true extent of the damage I had done. The Pantheon's energy shield was gone, and the mech's angular visage was cracked like porcelain, leaking sparks from the torn metal. At long last, Fisk's shield had been broken. ** Report: Fisk Airspace above the Mojave Desert. United States of America. The remains of a terrorist attack.

Selene asked in a hushed tone, taking in the massacre around her. The husks of once-regal celestials lay sprawled on the cold obsidian floor, golden blood forming small streams down the few stairs to the raised platform of thrones. The dead bodies of the celestials who were unfortunate enough to get attacked by either me or Anubis before eventually being killed by Eva looked more mauled than others, since our wolves too had been driven by vengeance and resentment during the fight. If it was this bad here, I could only imagine how bad it must be outside where the mass battle took place. Judging by the appearance of the two worried celestials and the few who followed them behind, it shouldn't