Scp Universe Novels & Stories

It wasn't an eclipse—it was the Siphons systematically de-rezzing the light of the universe to prepare a silent stage for their final command. ​"They're not just attacking us anymore, Kael," Elia Davis said, her face ghostly in the flickering emerald light of the Respiration’s bridge. "They’re collapsing the local sub-space. They’re turning the galaxy into a Vacuum of Information. If we don't play the Fourth Verse now, there won't be a medium left for the sound to travel through."

Ji'lahni said looking at the spaceship as it got further and further away. “Ji'lahni what the hell are you talking about? Granddaddy? Whose granddaddy is trying to kill me and why? And why is O on another planet? How long was I gone and am I actually dead and living in some kind of limbo hell, because what the fuck is happening around here?” Trixie said, looking around at everybody making sure she wasn't really dead. “Oh God you have no idea what has been going on. We don't have time to tell you everything, not yet anyway. We wanted to wait until you were well, your injury was really bad and we didn't want to stress you out or make you worry while you were injured.” Ji'lahni said as Trixie l

This girl is made for running. Trevor: And we will make her run like hell. DIANA: Where to, Captain? Trevor: World 8 The ship completes its jump. The Chernov finds itself in E-M L4 of World 8. Trevor: According to Bob this world is always at war. DIANA: Yes sir Trevor: Why? DIANA: Two superpowers who don't want to stop fighting. Trevor: I get it now. There should be some groups who want to oppose this right?

Scarlett said softly, a wild, brilliant smile slowly forming on her lips as her starlight brush began to weave a new, complex cosmic code. Caleb frowned, wrapping a protective arm around her waist. "Lying about drinking the world dry?" "No," Scarlett clarified, her eyes locked onto the infinite multiverse. "He was lying that they would do it. Because he just gave me the coordinate passwords to their home dimension." She slammed her starlight brush against the floor. "System Command: Broadcast Admin_Privilege. New Destination: Sanguine Court Headquarters. Status: THE HUNT." The Eclipse launched from Earth, tearing a trail of cosmic fire through the multiverse. Caleb tightened his grip on her

Everything connected to one location beneath the center. A massive circular chamber. Sophia pointed directly at it. "The Core." Silence. The blueprint glowed red. Warning symbols flashed around it. Whatever the Core was It was important. Very important. "What does it do?" Luca asked. Sophia's expression hardened. "It controls everything." The room fell silent. "The security systems." "The surveillance network." "The experimental facilities." "The island power grid." A pause. Then she delivered the worst part. "And Ascension." The realization hit instantly.

The water was tinted red, and somewhere in the cloudy sky there was a sunrise. Lucas tapped his headset, a noise I could hear in my right ear. Comms were working. "Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking," he drawled. "Please stow all tray tables and make sure-" "Just go!" Alyx called, leaning into a similar headset. Lucas frowned. "Fine." I stared at the water. Somewhere in the distance was Canada. Home. If all went well I could return there, someday. Lucas pushed a lever forward and the dropship leapt away from the Firmament, bringing us to battle.

she said. "You can still go to the space station, located off the outskirts of C-space. They are quite good at what they do and you'll be able to spend some time as you prepare for your mission," her father explained. Christine’s tablet beeped and she saw a classified file appear. "Your reputation is going to be your biggest asset, Christine." "Did you say C-space?" she asked, looking at our orders. "They have been at war for a millennium. They aren't also a part of the Federation." She was worried as she read through the files.

Yevpraksiya said, “The journey to the Holy Realm is distant. We need to travel through vast spaces. With our strength, we won’t be able to reach the Holy Realm even in a million years.” “Huh?” James was stunned. Yevpraksiya continued, “A Saucer is essential to travel through space. Not only that, but it must be a saucer that’s equipped with the ability to leap through time and space.” James asked, “Do you have a Saucer then?” She shook her head and said, “How could I? I’m only an insignificant person. Besides, I don’t have the right to possess one. Why don’t we turn back and ask Lord Daley for one?”

I saw a family that had finally stopped waiting for the end of the world. Vespera was waiting at the base of the ramp, her golden spear driven into the stone. She didn't bow, but she touched her forehead in the Vanguard’s sign of ultimate respect. "The scouts have retreated to the Oort cloud," she reported, her voice carrying over the fading howls. "They saw the Command Vessel fall. For now, curiosity has been replaced by caution. You’ve bought us a window of peace, Elena." "A 'Glass Peace,'" I replied, looking up at the sky where the debris of the Hunger still glittered like jewels. "Beautiful, but easily shattered."

"I’ve got a skiff waiting in the tunnels. But we’re not going to the 'Old World.' We’re going to the 'Source.'" "The 'Source'?" I asked. "I thought the 'Source' was the energy in my chest." "No," Sarah said, pointing to the sky, where a massive, black-and-gold structure was visible through the loading dock’s skylight. It was a space elevator, stretching into the clouds. "The 'Source' is the **Mother-Ship**. The place where the 'Actual' Aris Vance is still alive, kept in a 'Golden Sarcophagus' by your mother."