Sonic Boom Ao3 Novels & Stories

It was the "Key." ​"I’m sorry," she whispered. "I just wanted to hear the music again." ​The Purge of the Peak ​Leo ran back to the Summit Hall, the obsidian shard clutched in his hand. He found Maya and Ren already there, fighting to keep the Amber Seed from shattering under the pressure of the violet light. ​"I have the key!" Leo yelled. ​He pressed the shard against the bark of the seed. For a moment, the world went white. A massive wave of energy erupted from the seed, a "Sonic Boom" of pure Resonance that traveled through every floor of the Iron Peak and out into the valley.

The musty smell of damp earth tickled Zephyra Callahan’s nose, and she had to resist the urge to rub it or, worse, sneeze. Something big had scared off her tag, an impressive buck, and was heading her way. Zephyra ducked behind some thorny shrubs and underbrush as she waited to see what manner of creature it was. Licking her lips in anticipation, Zephyra’s gut told her it wasn’t a norm — a normal human. While norms were pretty clumsy, whatever was heading this way was making a lot of noise.

A powerful sonic boom from the impact of his punch swept forth, eliciting a crisp litany of sizzling and crackling at the ozone being roasted by its sheer force. The sonic boom knocked back many of the warriors spectating the battle with most of them feeling so dizzy that they nearly fainted, while many more looking sickly-pale. Chu Xun fired another burst of magical energy with his fist. The bolt rumbled as it flew, passing unhindered through the rippling golden waves and floating runic images and striking hard on the face of the bell. Bong! A terrible sonic boom broke out, pulverizing even boulders and rocks into dust.

Boom, boom, boom! Violent energy exploded in all directions, unleashing a torrent of force upon Adrian. He felt the oppressive power, but his expression remained icy cold as he radiated a palpable killing intent. With a swift motion, he grabbed Renee, and they vanished from their spot. The ground where they had stood was obliterated in an instant. Boom! A massive crater appeared. Had they remained there even a second longer, they would have been reduced to mere bones. “My god…” Renee gasped, staring in horror at the scene before her. Her eyes were filled with shock and confusion.

Venerable Flame Demon roared angrily. "Bang bang bang..." After this roar, a terrifying sonic wave swept in all directions with overwhelming momentum.

The harmonious hum of the cosmos was torn by a single, piercing, discordant note—a sound of pure, undiluted agony. It wasn't a sound they heard with their ears. It was a vibration that tore at their souls. Sela gasped, her hands flying to her head. Leo cried out, his Cloak of Echoes flaring as if trying to block an assault. Arin staggered, his face a mask of pain, the Fork of Resonance in his hand buzzing with a violent, angry energy. "This... this is wrong," Leo managed to choke out, his voice strained. "It's not an echo. It's a scream. A live scream."

Buzz— Boom! The rain and fog rotated at high speed along with the staff, forming a vortex. Then, it exploded when it stabbed the Great Oceans Sect's disciple. Then, as if there was an explosion of steel, the huge sound penetrated the fearful Great Oceans Sect's disciple, nailing him to the wall behind. Shortly, the Great Oceans Sect's disciple's body and the wall exploded simultaneously. Bang! As flesh and blood flew, large pieces of gravel scattered everywhere, and a huge gap was blasted in Bamboo Creek Alley.

Bang. ‎ ‎The bullets hit me. ‎ ‎They flattened against my fur. They didn't even break the skin. ‎ ‎I threw my head back and howled. ‎ ‎It wasn't a wolf's howl. It was a sonic boom. A shockwave of pure sound and magic exploded from my throat. ‎ ‎BOOM. ‎ ‎Every piece of glass in the room shattered instantly. The beakers. The monitors. The windows. ‎ ‎The lights exploded, showering the room in sparks.

They began to advance in perfect unison, their boots crunching against the sand in a rhythm that matched the thunder of her heart. Step. Step. Step. Rey's chest burnt as she forced herself backward, her boots sinking into the treacherous black sand. "Don't move!" The order cracked through the air like a whip, harsh and absolute. The voice came from the soldier at the rear, muffled but deadly through his mask. He cocked his gun again for emphasis, the sound echoing louder than the waves crashing against the cliffs. Rey flinched, her hands tightening around Beau's trembling shoulders. His sobs shook against her hip, piercing her heart like glass.