Ruiner Nergigante の小説・ストーリー

The camera showed the inside of the warehouse behind the main entrance doors. The big iron gate hadn't been saved by the shield. The shield came up just a second too late. The heavy iron door was bent inward, its thick security bolts were broken in half. The gate had split open creating a dark hole right in the middle of my front wall. Through the hole I could see the light of the shield outside but inside the room the floor was already covered in black mud. Standing right in the middle of the dark hole staring up at the control room with empty eyes was the first giant, a huge nine-foot-tall creature, pale and terrifying.

The room exploded into silence. Lucien slowly lowered the phone from his ear. And something inside him snapped. “Get the cars ready.” His voice came out deadly calm. The kind of calm that terrified people more than shouting ever could. The guards moved instantly. Nobody dared hesitate. Because every person in that room recognized the look in Lucien’s eyes. Murderous rage. Twenty minutes later, Lucien arrived at the scene. Rain poured heavily over twisted metal and shattered glass while flashing security lights illuminated the wrecked vehicle.

To save the world, we had left a piece of Kael’s soul in a jar. We reached the final airlock. Sela punched a code into a rusted keypad, and the heavy circular door groaned open. The wind hit us first. It wasn't the fresh, biting cold of the mountain. It was hot, smelling of sulfur and burnt plastic. The orange light of the Cinder flooded the corridor, blinding me. We stepped out onto a gantry suspended hundreds of feet above a dead ocean. Below us, the ruins of a massive city were half-buried in black sand. In the distance, three massive towers pierced the orange clouds, glowing with the stolen gold energy of the sleepers.

----------- A quiver made Niru and Naran fall on their feet, a strong quaking from the inside of the cave, a quake so loud the ever-fixated body of cave are falling on its place and opened a hole, and second by second the hole becomes larger. And there echoing, deep roars of a beast. GRRRRRRR! GRRRRRR! ‘’What loud sound is that…’’ ‘’This must be…’’ Giant piercing sharp claws came out of hole, and in one strong blow, the walls of cave blasted away. All destroyed, the cave is flattened down. ‘’Naran! What happened here… Deniha!’’ Ranhtik Ali, who just came back after gathering people to help them, ran toward Deniha who appeared to be struck as well as the walls of the cave blew away.

He didn't think that his three-day absence would cost him some valuable intel. So after hunting the next Fiend and collecting his money and Elixirs, Noah was able to get the information out of Rey. Turned out that a Ruin was discovered on the second day of his training session. It belonged to a Battlesoul master at the Grandmaster Stage! This stage was very high, meaning that the items within the Ruin were of high quality! Noah could barely wait, even he, a transmigrated, knew the importance of all this. As for the 'advice' Ivan had given him...

They forced their way in, sending pain through her head: Kalina arriving at the Kingdom of Nigella, meeting a girl named Sekar who looked exactly like her but carried a different aura, and the endless war that followed, even after Kalina never returned, the beginning of Nigella’s great downfall. “Argh, it hurts!” Anantari clutched her head. No one in the room heard her scream. She fought the pain alone until her transparent form slowly faded away, vanishing without a trace. The room fell quiet, though Anantari had just endured an unpleasant ordeal. Reza Abraham had arrived to help, using a repaired artifact to reseal the remnants of black smoke that had escaped from the Abraham estate’s cont

Or just more ghosts? At the far end of the arena, three massive hangar doors began to open. The sound of grinding gears shook the ground. Thum-thum-thum. "Please tell me those are cleaning robots," Haley whispered. Out of the darkness stepped three giants. They stood twelve feet tall. Humanoid, but crude. They were made of brass and dark iron, driven by hissing steam pistons and humming hydraulic musculature. Their "heads" were featureless domes with single, glowing red eyes. In their hands, they dragged weapons—a massive rotary saw, a pile-driver hammer, and a flamethrower.

The Sapphire Guardian had awoken. Aric and Kaida backed away, their swords drawn. The Guardian was a massive creature, standing over ten feet tall. Its body was made of living stone, its eyes glowing with an otherworldly light. It let out a roar that shook the ruins to their foundations, and charged at them with lightning speed. Aric and Kaida leaped aside, narrowly avoiding the Guardian's massive fists. They circled around it, their swords flashing in the dim light. The Guardian was a formidable foe, but they were determined to defeat it and claim the Sapphire Crown.

The ruins of Atlantis, once a symbol of grandeur, are now a distant memory, left behind as they venture toward the outskirts of the city. The waystick was damaged in the tussle with the octopus, but Finrir didn't want to alarm his companions. He had decided it was time to camp, and his eyes desperately scanned the ruins around him, searching for a suitable shelter. In the darkness, he finally spotted a small forge, its vent emitting a comforting warmth. It seemed like the perfect place to rest and find some protection from the abyss.

Instead of dying a gruesome death, Maria managed to save the princess's life, but something was wrong. "Wait a sec--Something’s not right! Didn’t the teachers say that they placed a safety net in case our lives are threatened? So, how come no aid arrived?” questioned Maria. 'Our lives were clearly in danger, so how come no one came to save us?' While pondering the problem, she missed that out of the large opening in the ground where Ravager had fallen, something rose up. The creature's body resembled that of a giant centipede, but its head greatly resembled a lion.