Scorch Supernova Novels & Stories

Anyone within range will be incinerated and those along the boundaries will be blinded. The reason it is used only as a last resort is because this attack cannot be repeated. It is suicide because afterward, the celestial is so weakened that even the most powerful among us will petter out and die. For a fire to burn brightly it needs fuel, and when a star has used all its fuel it falls from the heavens, landing with a crash, burning brightly one last time only to turn into a ball of lead. Supernova. “Mother,” I whisper as I close my eyes. Even below the surface as I am, I can still be burned. I carry my last vision of them both, the two women I love more than anything, leaving me in pain.

“You’ve been waiting for this for years. Now she’s here, and she’s—” “I said don’t,” I growled, the edge of my Lycan voice lacing through. My eyes burned gold, the beast pushing at my skin. “OUT!” The roar cracked from my chest, vibrating the very walls. Orion’s power surged through the word, layered with Alpha command, leaving no room for argument.

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Descriptions of rogue attacks from years ago. “There,” she pointed after a while. “That’s the same blue fire I saw in my vision.” I leaned closer. “This says it’s made from Shadowroot and Emberdust. Both are hard to find.” “But not impossible,” she said, frowning. We kept reading, heads close together, our knees almost touching. I felt her warmth beside me and tried not to think about it too much. But I couldn’t help it. I was falling for her. And I was falling fast.

Bryssa flicked the matches stick and threw it casually on the pile of bodies, and Elowyn with several hands’ movements formed a shield around the corpse. The girls watched without much empathy as the bodies burn in an inferno. With the shield around, no smoke rose and the smell was contained. “How long do you think is going to take this time to burn everything?” Lizzy curiously asked as she rubbed her chin thoughtfully. Both Bryssa and Elowyn glared at her before letting our snorts and walked away. “You guys!” Lizzy ran after the, sounding very much wronged. What did she do again this time?

It was time for us to start fresh somewhere else. When we landed in Fiorenza, the sun was perfect, and the air smelled like freedom. My daughter, bubbling with excitement, pulled me towards our new home. A bunch of purple irises were blooming in front of our little white house. A month after the miracle of Mom waking up, we got a new neighbor. He was a dreamy Itanian guy. He would look after our irises, give my daughter fancy chocolates, and when he smiled, his eyes sparkled like the Mediterranean sun. It was alluring, but a bit dangerous.

"Toby: initiate the Surgical Vanguard! Leo: Take the Sun Pack to the thermal vents! Maya: Hold the relay!" The pack was divided with the precision of a veteran surgical team. Leo and Elena Aris led the Sun Pack and Fire Keepers to the outer ring of the engine: their combined gold and blue resonances acting as a "Thermal Suture" to stabilize the overheating obsidian vents. Toby was a silver needle in the dark: piloting the Atmospheric Scout through the gravitational shears to deliver the "Tempered Catalyst" to the engine’s secondary nodes. High above: Maya stood on the orbital spire: her violet eyes wide and unblinking as she coordinated the resonance of Earth, Astraea, and Pyrrhos into a sin

I had no idea she was even connected to this world outside the Moonbeam Pack. I tried to avoid her, but before I could turn away, she stepped into my path. “Well, well, well.” She sneered. “Look who’s playing dress up.” I clenched my fists at my sides, willing myself to stay calm. “I don’t know you,” I said, my voice steady. “Please excuse me.” Her lip curled into a cruel smile. “Oh, don’t pretend like you don’t remember me, Rowena. The rejected Luna. The murderer.”

"It captured a blue supergiant." "Jack," Ben’s voice was frantic over the comms. "The destruction of the Avatar triggered a fail-safe! The dark-matter tethers are reversing! It’s pumping pure, volatile entropy directly into the star!" "What does that mean?" Katherine demanded, gripping the console. "It means a supernova," Dr. James Miller’s voice cut in from Earth, thick with dread. "But not a normal one. An entropic supernova. If that star detonates, it won't just wipe out the Oort Cloud. The shockwave will travel through the slipstream and erase the entire solar system. Earth will be vaporized in less than ten minutes."