Scorch Supernova Novels & Stories

Suddenly, the ancient obsidian altar behind my back let out a sharp, deafening PING. The silver runes along the sacrificial table ceased their steady glow. They violently exploded inward, releasing a massive, blinding supernova of lunar energy that completely obliterated the remaining shadows in the vault. The concussive shockwave of starlight was so immense it blasted the gray soot and winter powder into a massive, whirling hurricane that filled the entire chamber. I threw my arms over my face, my vision short-circuiting as the air in the tomb skyrocketed in pressure, turning into a freezing vacuum that cut off my air.

Holding the Scorch at bay in small, precious circles around us. It costs them. Their nose bleeds silver. Their left eye won’t stop weeping light. I want to tell them to stop. To rest. But the air ahead shimmers with the Stone Heart’s pulse, and every step forward makes my corrupted arm throb in sick harmony. We’re running out of time. The core isn’t what I expected. Not a machine. Not a weapon. A heart . Vast and veined and pulsing, jutting from the earth like a broken rib of the world itself. Null-energy radiates from it in visible waves, each pulse spreading the Scorch further.

"Not good!" In the blink of an eye, Zephyr Khan suddenly narrowed his eyes, because he had already guessed the reason from the Scorching Sun Flame's performance. Self-detonation! That's right, it was planning to detonate itself! When any creature was in danger and unable to contend against it, the only option left was to perish together. It was obvious! This was the plan of the Scorching Sun Flame! It tried to gather all the fire-attribute energy, and then burst out a round of power that was far beyond the power of the eruption of the volcano before, trying to perish together with the human who tried to refine it.

Every time he struck, the violet-and-gold sparks created miniature sun-flares. But the real threat remained Solaria. The Sun-Forge was recalibrating. The city in the distance began to glow with a terrifying, deepening orange. They were preparing a second, wider beam—a "Scrubbing-Light" that would vaporize everything in a five-mile radius, including their own Interceptors, just to kill the Great Engine. "We aren't going to make it to the other anchors in time," Mara’s voice crackled in Audrey’s ear-piece from the bridge. "Mother, the Sun-Forge is at 90% capacity. You have to get back!"

Chapter Six Feeling amazing high off the endorphins of my newly founded freedom as I searched for my meal, I spotted the ultimate crab company and decided to splurge on myself with my newly acquired riches. I order myself a deep-fried crab, a giant Alaskan king snow crab with corn and potatoes in butter sauce for the side, a lobster tail, with a small lobster bisque. I was told It was an hour wait for my order. So, I headed across the street to the wine lounge and strolled through the aisles wondering what would be best for drinking with my seafood dinner and after a long discussion with the clerk finally decided to get two bottles of Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc to couple with my hundred meal

"Amaranth, you must have been begging me to save you, too, didn’t you? You must have felt so hopeless because of my dismissal. I could have saved you…" Then, tears began to stream from his face. "And yet, I chose to save this murderer and abandoned you… You and our baby. You must hate me..." Soon, the flames spread throughout the room. Reya had curled up from the pain of being scorched alive. She ended up in a similar state I was in when I died. Despite witnessing the tragedy, there was nothing I could do to call for help. Luther looked on at the horrifying display before calmly stepping into the column of smoke.

The suffocating feeling of drowning on the ground also disappeared instantly, and most of the Icing air around them dissipated. Everyone looked up in surprise and doubt. They immediately saw a ball of purple flame, like a comet sweeping across the sky, shooting toward them from afar. The surrounding void was crushed into pieces, causing explosions. "Demonic Beast!" Soon, someone found that the purple flame wrapped around a scorpion that was dozens of feet long. This purple flame came from the Demonic Scorpion. Although they had not yet approached, the power that could burn through the earth and evaporate the sea rolled over.

She returned to the kitchen area and she began to flip through the pages, with Wayne behind her, hovering and likewise searching. She murmured "The sun, the earth, the moon…a crescent moon, a half moon, a full moon…there! Star death," she pointed out. She held the book close to her as she read "Therefore, in those days when a star shall shine brightly with all the glory of its final days, then a rapid explosion shall occur announcing the death of a celestial body. Humans call it 'supernovae', and a scientist Johannes Kepler registered this phenomenon in the year 1604. While the human world has only discovered this powerful occurrence which has little or no effect on the Gea plane, the amorta

Countless powerful winds followed, carrying a formidable aura as it surged right toward Halbert. The expansive black light was obliterated in a burst of fire under the impact of the Sky-Soil Zenith. The resulting shockwave caused all matter within a few miles in the starry sky to instantaneously collapse and form a rift in space. The reverberations of the aftermath spread across the air like ripples in a tranquil pond, extending several thousand miles away.

POV: Scarlett Smoke still curled lazily into the morning sky, carrying the acrid scent of scorched metal and melted circuitry. Behind them, the Genesis facility lay in ruins, broken walls folding inward like dying embers, twisted steel and ash settling into an uneasy silence. Scarlett stood frozen amid the debris, dust clinging to her clothes and skin. Her lungs still burned from the desperate sprint. Her hands trembled at her sides. But none of it mattered next to Victor’s words, which echoed louder than the explosion itself.