Sonic Boom Oc Novels & Stories

With a straightforward slash, he cut through the air. The sky thundered in response, and a streak of blood-red light, swift as lightning, descended upon the Octagon Matrix, shattering the silence with its might. Another thunderous boom echoed through the air as an apocalyptic wave of energy surged outward, obliterating the Calnan noble family's outer walls and flattening everything within a kilometer to dust. Crack! A moment later, a sound carried to the crowd standing a kilometer away. Then, a mile-long chasm cracked open ahead of Howard, snaking its way to the heart of the Calnan estate.

The massive acoustic-siege batteries in its mouth glowed with a blinding, concentrated green light. It didn't roar. It fired a localized sonic boom. The acoustic wave hit the Ark. The impact was entirely invisible, but the destruction was absolute. A massive, five-hundred-foot section of the Ark's lower durasteel hull buckled inward with a deafening screech. The smart-glass shattered into powder. Down on the promenade, Dax, Jax, and the Revers were thrown violently to the floor, clutching their helmets as the sonic pressure threatened to rupture their eardrums.

BOOOOOMMMMM. "Everything is ready!"

Then, as he punched, thunderous and explosive sounds rang in everyone's ears. No one was prepared for it, and everyone's eardrums ached in pain. Distress was written on everyone's face now. "Damn, was that a sonic boom?" "How could he have created a sonic boom with a punch? You're joking!" "Could it have been created by a fighter jet that happened to fly overhead with its afterburner on?" Brian's eyes widened. He didn't dare to underestimate Woody anymore. Then, he pressed both his palms forward. "Receive…"

The sonic boom did not just echo; it tore the air apart. When Neema brought her glowing white hands together on the high ridge of the Makuyuni pass, she didn't just release a wave of sound. She unleashed a focused, concussive battering ram of solid acoustic pressure directly into the fractured, overhanging red sandstone cliffs that flanked the southern edge of the highway. For a fraction of a second, the world seemed to hold its breath. Then, the mountain answered.

Even if a brick missed, it would still make noise when it hit a wall or the ground—everywhere except one direction. Lucas looked that way. He still couldn't see anything. But he knew Ray was there. Ray must have taken the bricks away. That was why there was no impact sound. "How did you find me?" Lucas shouted. His answer was a steel rebar. A sonic-speed rebar. What the hell?! Lucas couldn't see it at all. And at sonic speed, the sound of the rebar tearing through the air was as fast as the rebar itself. He couldn't even locate it by sound. He could only rely on his crisis alert to dodge.