Star Wars Dark Side Ship Novels & Stories

"We have a massive energy spike at the edge of the solar system! A vanguard ship just dropped out of stealth. It’s... it’s hideous." Jack pulled the visual up on the main screen. The vessel was a nightmare. It had the sleek, geometric, white-hull design of an Ouroboros dreadnought, but it was violently infected with the Devourer’s dark matter. Pulsing, fleshy purple tendrils wrapped around the hull, and its main cannon was a grotesque, biomechanical maw glowing with pure, destructive entropy. "It’s firing a dark-matter railgun directly at Earth!" Alia yelled.

And as my sister helps me onto one of the warm slabs growing organically from the walls, I feel my whole body relax as the bench begins to glow. “Easy now,” Daax helps position my head into a natural groove set into the warm stone. “These healing pods haven’t been used in a while. You’ll want to keep your body as still as you can while it analyzes your damage.” This ship, it turns out, is of Solar Kingdom design, complete with the advanced technology the Sun Dragons were known for. This room, Daax explains, is the only one so openly Solarian. “This ship was designed to blend in with a typical fleet so that it could be used for sneak attacks. My uncle didn’t want the Terrans to see this ship

Built in secrecy beyond the Galaxy, and crewed by the offspring of veterans from the last war, the ship was loaded with long range sensors, highly specialized laboratory equipment, and the latest in stealth technology. That being the case, Xian Karrh couldn't be sure the war ship was even there, hidden among the slowly tumbling asteroids, until the identity of his shuttle was electronically confirmed and the Camouflage chose to reveal itself. A proximity alarm sounded as the stealth ship suddenly appeared on the control screens, grabbed the shuttle with a pair of tractor beams, and pulled it in. Pleased by the no-nonsense competency of the maneuver, the Dodvalian placed the vessel's systems

She tossed a crushed, metallic cylinder at Dax’s feet. "The beacon is dead, but the handshake completed," Reyes reported, her breathing heavy. "The armada has our exact coordinates. And Steele... they aren't just sending drop-ships. I pulled the telemetry from the spy's cranial implant before I zeroed him. They've deployed the Solaris-Class Dreadnoughts." "How big are they?" Dax asked, not taking his eyes off the horizon. "Big enough to block out the sun," Reyes said grimly. "They don't land. They hover in low orbit and drop Hell-Pods kinetic drilling transports designed to bypass energy shields by burrowing through the bedrock underneath them."

"I am. I have like a shadow body, but even shadow bodies need sustenance. I just live on a different plane of existence. I have to sleep and eat there, and I come here for work." "If having charges is just a job, then why don't you quit? Why do you have to make a deal?" "I don't have a choice to quit. Think of it more as enslavement. When I don't do what I am supposed to, the way I am supposed to, I get yanked back to the dark side." "Hell?" "Sure." "Is it all flames and devils?" "More Dante's Inferno meets a corporate world." I nodded. I had to read Dante's Inferno as one of my assignments from Mother. I didn't intake a lot of it, but the simplified notes online made it easier to understand

His eyes darkened as he spat the blood, spotting Aria and Vincent hanging between life and death. A bitter smirk twisted Ritik’s face. He scanned the rooftop and spotted a long metal rod lying in the corner. Without hesitation, he grabbed it, fingers curling around the cold metal as his grin widened. The wind howled. Aria’s tears didn’t stop. And Vincent’s grip only tightened, veins visible. “Too much love, I see,” Ritik sneered, his voice dripping with mockery. Vincent’s jaw clenched, his eyes dark and murderous. His grip on Aria’s wrist tightened.

They were hovered around it, letting off some steam under the starry sky, a wide-enough tent erected just at their back. “They should be,” pointed out Berry, flames erupting in his eyes as reflected by the bonfire, “the teachers are with them.” “But I thought you’ve defeated Dark?” Shiela breathed heavily, leaning her head on her shoulder as she stretched her hand on the ground. “What you must do well to remember is the fact that Dark’s ally is just as evil as he was.” Z shook her head. “They’re Masakonians, after all. Second to none but Forbinians.”

The driver nodded, and the car glided smoothly out of the mansion's grounds, onto the highway, heading towards Venus. But I knew I couldn't go alone, not in my current state. I was wolfless, and that made me vulnerable. So, I had arranged for Beta Jay and Venom to follow me in another car, providing an extra layer of security. I glanced in the rearview mirror and saw their car trailing behind mine. I leaned in my seat to focus on the road ahead of us.