Planet Voltron Novels & Stories

the Star Core sphere. Sparks of blue plasma were spraying everywhere. The chains holding the sphere were groaning. The Core was pulsing violently. Red light was bleeding into the blue. "It's going critical," Kai yelled over the noise. "We have maybe two minutes before it detonates!" "How do we stop the drill?" Damian shouted. "We can't!" Wulfric said. "It's jammed! If we pull it out, the shock might crack the sphere!" We stood on the bridge, helpless. Leo walked to the edge. He looked at the massive, spinning drill. He looked at the screaming Star. "It wants me," Leo said. "What?" I grabbed his arm. "The Star," Leo said. "It's lonely. It's scared. It wants to go home." He looked at me. His

Planet St Jakque, Montsoll System, House de Jardin The Ravens flashed in at the planet’s teleport beacon, high above its orbit. Both the Spirit of Amelia and the Accursed Bootlegger were scanned by planetary security, then allowed to descend down to the planet. As they approached, they wowed at the planet itself.

Instead, its belly opened, revealing a series of massive, crystalline lances—the Planetary Purge Protocol. "They aren't harvesting us anymore," Aris whispered, standing up as his golden glow returned, now tinged with Leo's defiant red. "They're going to burn the entire planet to start over."

“Yes mam, I use the runes to channel elemental volts.” “Other than plasma? That brace of lockets you have on your belt? That’s for the rod?” Likaya pointed at the line of energy cells that the voltiir wore under his ammunition belt. The Lieutenant levitated a locket from his chest, and attached the Earth spirit to the blast rod in Aster’s hand. The air began to smell of stone and dust as the elemental’s form took hold of the weapon’s barrel. Spawning miniature rock shards and lines of earth that covered the weapon.

"I'd like to see how much power you truly have, Atlas. We can make it as safe as possible, but it's ultimately up to you how you redirect the power. Give it all you have, and when you feel that power break loose, turn it into something harmless." I wanted to tease her for making it sound so easy, but it often was. With fire, I had to make sure to keep my emotions separate from my power. Emotions were like gasoline, which could hurt me as much as anyone else. With earth I had to be strong and sure. I couldn't take too much from earth, but it was willing to give in abundance. "I won't risk harming you." He told me with a frown, but sighed in defeat just a moment later. "But I know you won't le

It is seeking to erase the planet to prevent the rebellion from spreading. I looked up. The sky was no longer black. It was a swirling, angry vortex of gold and violet. A massive, central "Harvester"—a structure the size of a moon—was emerging from a rift in the ionosphere. It was preparing to fire a beam of pure entropy at the planet’s core. "Mama, I can help," Leo said, his hand glowing so brightly I could see the bones through his skin. "Leo, it’s too much," I whispered, the feedback from the "Will-Net" beginning to make my nose bleed. "If you touch the Source directly, you might not come back."

“…that looks familiar.” Leo finished the sentence quietly. “It’s another EMP grid.” Inside the vault Marcus laughed in disbelief. “You’re building a planetary one.” Ethan nodded calmly. “Yes.” Zero’s voice cut in sharply. “You would black out the entire planet.” Ethan shrugged. “Temporarily.” Inside the penthouse Daniel whispered, “This guy really hates electricity.” The satellite timer appeared. Planetary pulse readiness: 18 minutes. Olivia whispered, “That would destroy everything.” Leo nodded slowly. “Power.”

Gina had flown halfway into the air. She was about to use one of True Light Fist's killer moves, Extraterrestrial Flying Star. This move required one to acquire power from the stars in the sky. Besides the sun, the stars in the sky included many planets that were burning with flames. Extraterrestrial Flying Star acquired the energy from these flaming planets to rain down from the sky while being pumped with power. It was to accumulate maximum power for an instant kill. Mork had no will of his own. No one knew if he still retained memories of True Light Fist under Travis' control. Mork put up a stance of his most powerful defense.

Warlus said, when he felt the ground began to shake, he knew that if the Ocean God used his powers to the fullest, this entire pack would be at the bottom of the ocean in minutes. Triton took a deep breath and took control of his rage, if he was going to kill someone it will be that lying bitch of a Queen. “I will leave but you will stay behind and help these people find my daughter before she dies. I will make sure your kingdom is restored and your people will be safe until you return. But before I go there is a certain alien who made a tragic mistake when he to the princess of Atlantis.” Triton said, searching the sea of people for the man who took his only daughter. Triton, summon water,

Lena addressed us, “now switch your imagination to maximum and try to picture a beautiful planet, roughly six times larger than our Earth.” We honestly didn’t fully grasp her point, but we followed her instructions. Honestly, the mention of another planet sent a shiver down my spine for some reason. “Let’s say the name of this planet was Eokaleron,” the brunette continued, giving us a wistful smile. “For a long time, it was barren, though it did have some bodies of water. Until one day, a massive surge occurred in an enormous and powerful nearby quasar,” Lena made a deliberately dramatic face, watching us—and I swear, seemed to be teasing a little. “What caused it remains unknown, but after