Star Wars Incredible Cross-sections Novels & Stories

Susan asked Erik, who accepted and asked her back. "The normal secure. No entrance without authorization, no book removal from the area, and logged alarm for unauthorized entrance. That is for the restricted section. The prohibited section I think that no entrance without being authorized and logged alarm for unauthorized entrance would be enough. It will be an area exclusive for Masters of the castle, so if they wish, they can borrow the books." Susan replied to Erik, who nodded his head. "The entrance to the sections will be allowed via Index, like you did in the Nexus?"

“Just you? And you think you can seal me?” James roared and raised his hand. A nine-colored lightsaber shot into the sky, instantly manifesting countless light swords, each one resisting the suppressing Path characters. Seeing this, Emperor Tapia quickly spread his hands. Numerous universes at the top of the void descended rapidly, forming a dense, rotating light screen around James and Yianni. As more universes fell from the gray clouds, the rotating light screen began to stack layer by layer, creating a terrifying sight.

The last thing Bryan saw before shutting his eyes was a floating city that looked like Chicago surrounded by a ring nebula. Bryan couldn’t tell for sure if it was a floating city he saw through the spacecraft’s windshield or a massive starship vessel that looked like something he’d seen in Star Wars. Whether it was a floating city or a starship vessel, Bryan didn’t care. He just kept his eyes closed, while praying.

​The sight beyond the Respiration’s viewport was no longer a galaxy; it was a Manuscript in Motion. The Galactic Core had been completely submerged in a literal ocean of pitch-black, viscous ink—an abyss that didn't reflect light but seemed to suck the very hope out of the vacuum. Standing upon this oily, undulating surface were the thousands of Eric Parsleys, their figures varying from transparent ghosts to solid, ink-drenched titans.