Sonic Boom Funniest Moments Novels & Stories

Suddenly, his eyes bulged and he roared like a thunderclap. An invisible soundwave rippled in all directions, overpowering the cheers and noise of the audience. The emcee who just got off the ring felt like his head was struck by a truck. He lost his balance and fell on the floor, landing on his head. Hope and her friends, plus many other women at the venue, were horrified, anxiously covering their ears. The timid ones even peed their pants on the spot. Even Hannah looked a little surprised. She was not affected by Bruce’s little tricks but the power and energy contained in his shout were signs that he had grown so strong that it could even threaten her.

Lyra sipped hers. Big mistake. Her face contorted like she’d just licked a lemon made of lava. “Why would anyone willingly drink that?” she gasped. “Because,” I said, grinning, “it makes everything seem funnier. Watch.” At that exact moment, a man tripped over a bar stool and fell face-first into someone’s nachos. Lyra giggled. The sound was music. “You’re insane,” she whispered. “Comes with the territory.” ---

When the speech finally ends, the music kicks back in louder than before, like everyone’s trying to drown it out. Then something happens, It’s small, almost nothing. The lights flicker just once then again. People laugh nervously, someone shouts something joking about ghosts, and then one of the booths near the edge collapses, the wood giving way with a loud crack that makes everyone jump. No one gets hurt a couple of people scramble back, someone curses, a kid starts crying until their mom scoops them up. “Everything’s fine,” Ruth yells. “It’s fine just give us a second.”

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.

And the sound was disturbingly loud, reaching wide across the room with a high and deep force; making a bang like a fired fowling piece. I could see Francis' eyes roll back in an instant shudder, as he dropped off the balance of his feet, and landed on the floor in a loud thud. He immediately lost consciousness as the sonic boom that came out from the man's mouth hit his ears, and Elora was as surprised as I was. The towering man's laugh now towered over his own head, as he watched Francis laid flat on the ground. "I see the pack now raises weak wolves..." he laughed, shaking his head. "Freaking Thumbsuckers!" he boomed.

She roared. Joshua is looking at Mel in shock. Clearly, he didn’t know his sister had a talent. He nodded, and Jaxon was crying. The fear in his eyes breaks my heart. I can’t look in that window right now. I can’t bear to see how Jude may look right now. Mel claps her sonic boom once, and the walls shake…twice, the brick around the doorframe cracks…thrice, and the frame is broken completely. On the fourth clap, the door falls to the ground, and Jaxon snarls viciously, as does Joshua.

But the best part? Everyone’s here. The whole wild, dysfunctional mess of us. And then—chaos. “HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU…” They’re singing. All of them. Badly. Theo’s off-key. Michael’s outright yelling it like he’s at a rugby match. Sonia’s giggling between verses. Parker’s holding his glass like a toast, eyes only on me. Even Elias mutters it under his breath with the enthusiasm of a man at his own funeral. I can’t help it—I laugh. I laugh so hard I actually snort halfway through the second verse, and that just makes everyone laugh harder. Honestly, it’s the ugliest, loudest, happiest sound I’ve ever heard in my life.

The screen showed a clear aerial view of Dolsor. To their surprise, the monster, previously perched on the mountainside, was swiftly moving away from Dolsor. Notably, it was traveling at tremendous speed, nearing the velocity of sound, covering several hundred meters per second. Boom! The monster broke the sound barrier with a resounding sonic boom. Before the elders could fully comprehend, it had already moved several kilometers away from Dolsor. "What..." Tommy stared at the large shadow orb, feeling utterly embarrassed. He glanced at Brice, who returned his gaze with a smug expression tinged with mockery.

"Absolutely not, Leo." He grinned. "When was the last time you did something just because it was fun? Not because it was useful or expected. Just fun." I opened my mouth. Then closed it. Because I could not immediately produce an answer to that. "Exactly," Leo said. "Get up there." I sighed and stepped onto the platform. The music started. Some upbeat pop song I half recognized. Arrows flashed on the screen. I tried to follow them and stumbled over my own feet and hit the wrong ones and somewhere in the middle of the complete disaster of it I started laughing.

Soft music floated through the room as couples danced slowly under the crystal chandeliers. Kenji rested his head against my shoulder again. For a few minutes, everything felt calm. Then suddenly, BOOM. A loud explosion echoed outside. Kenji’s body went rigid. Another boom followed. It was the sound of fireworks. The celebration had begun. But the moment the sound echoed through the hall, Kenji started trembling. His fingers tightened around my collar. His breathing became uneven. “It’s okay,” I said softly, rubbing his back. “It’s just fireworks.” But his small body only shook harder. Then something unexpected happened.