Planet Namek Destruction Mga Nobela at Kwento

Death expected within 30 seconds! [If the Female Protagonist dies, this world will enter an irreversible self-destruction sequence. Within twenty-four hours, the entire dimension will collapse into a black hole. All living beings will cease to exist forever!] The System’s warning exploded in my ears like nonstop sirens, but I felt nothing. I lay motionless on the ground, staring blankly upward like a corpse whose soul had been ripped away. Scenes from the past replayed before my eyes one after another.

"On the night of the Autumn Equinox, before the celebration of Mabon, Magnus, his harem, and a number of his most trusted rogues in his army, invaded Autumn Moon Pack's territory, the very territory of Alpha Blake Davis. Survivors of that pack narrated the death of Alpha Blake and High Priestess Celeste by the hands of Magnus after which a great flood and earthquake swallowed the territory leaving behind a wall of thorns and its lands barren. Nothing thrives there and the sun has not touched the territory since that fateful night." "It sounds like a fairy tale, Io," Kiaria said. "You said the territory is here in Montana? I would like to see it, if it's possible. Is it far from here?" "It is

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

The Core imploded. The shockwave didn't produce fire; it produced a vacuum of sound and light. For three seconds, the entire Jade fleet was plunged into a total eclipse. When the light returned, the flagship was sinking, its spine snapped. Vanya was gone, her armor found later as a heap of melted glass on the deck. The remaining Jade ships, seeing their flagship fall to a power they couldn't even quantify, didn't stay to fight. They cut their vine-anchors and fled into the deep mist, their solar-sails flickering like dying embers.

With a roar that shook the stars, he funneled the Earth's entire gravitational weight into a single, kinetic punch aimed at the Purge-Moon. The Decoupling The impact was silent but devastating. The Purge-Moon's anchor shattered. The black obsidian sphere was flung out of its "Sync-Orbit," spinning wildly toward the outer edge of the solar system. The Earth's rotation smoothed out. The tides settled. The groaning of the tectonic plates stopped. But as the engine powered down, the silver light of the Titan vanished. Kael fell from the Spire, a charred, unmoving silhouette.

“It ends with a crash.” He slammed his silver-veined palm into the core of the terminal. The flagship’s reactor flared blue. A shockwave of pure energy rippled outward, traveling through the network of the fleet like a lightning strike. One by one, the ships began to lose their orbit. They didn't fall gracefully; they burned, becoming a rain of white-hot metal that began to streak across the morning sky of the valley below. The bridge exploded in a shower of sparks. Vane was thrown backward into the darkness, his charcoal uniform catching fire. Kael remained standing, his hand fused to the dying machine, his body acting as the final fuse for the explosion.

Killian hissed, his jaw clenching tightly as his alpha anger returned. “Yes,” Nova nodded. “And if they drill into the central crystal, the floating continent will lose its gravity field. Sector One will fall out of the sky and crash straight into the ocean below. Millions of people in the lower world will die from the impact.” Faith looked back at her ship, then at Killian, Leo, and Hope. Her normal life was slipping further away, replaced by a massive, global crisis. But as she looked at the beautiful sky continent, she realized something important.

There was no time for anything except this final push towards escape. Once Guardian rose, the vast ship would have to clear the debris field around their world. Their scientists knew the consequences of the launch. Debris around the planet would be disturbed by the passage of the ship; some flotsam and jetsam would inevitably collide with the dying sun. It would be those collisions which would trigger their sun to collapse in on itself in a final act of defiance, taking their world with it in a fire too hot to measure. Guard yelped in pain as he slapped his hand on the recognition plate meant to screen those who desired access to Records. His hand would have begun blistering if he hadn't bee

He has been calling me for some time, but my attention won’t latch onto his words. As the sun disappears behind the plumes of the treetops, only then does my daze start to fade away. Just as I anticipate he has been since I arrived, Theo kneels before me, hands outstretched across my knees. Concern draws on his features, making him appear older than he actually is. Running shaking fingers along the coarse stubble of his cheek, his eyes close, leaning into my touch. “We’ll discuss this all later. Tonight we have the Lunar Gate. Tonight we have to say goodbye.” My words stiff as they exit my mouth. I am Alpha. I don’t have the luxury of being weak anymore. There’s no time to wallow or lose mys

The world was built without any boundary, one big nation Annicet land with the capital Canneti. November 26, 3498. Planet R-786 TRAPPIST Planetary system, 40 light years from the sun. The Comm. rang again the fifth time and made Kane swear. He was not in a mood to work that night. His head was throbbing and the pain in his chest made his heart race like an angry bull. Afraid he'd topple down and crack his skull off, he collapsed on the chair beside him. A soft blue wire-frame image kept lighting up!