Starscream X Shockwave Novels & Stories

A tidal wave crashing free. The sanctuary amplified it tenfold. Pillars groaned and splintered as blinding light detonated through the room. A shockwave hurled two of the Watchers back like ragdolls. Their bodies crunched against the stone walls with bone-shattering force. Cracks spiderwebbed across the ancient rock. Dust and debris rained down in a chaotic haze. The third Watcher held his ground. Barely. His mask fractured down the middle. A sliver of something grotesque showed beneath. Skin like shadowed marble. Eyes glowing with otherworldly hate. "Impossible," he rasped. His voice cracked for the first time.

​The Xylos-Effect: The emerald-fleshed vines of the Sahara Sprout turned a ghostly, shimmering white, their physical mass replaced by a high frequency vibration. ​The Cradle-Sync: The seven moons of the Cradle System aligned, creating a gravitational null-zone that acted as the "Eye" of the storm. ​"The Shear Wave is hitting the L1 Stargate!" Thomas’s voice shouted from the Sahara. "It's... it's passing right through us! We aren't disappearing; the wave just doesn't see us as 'Matter' anymore!" ​The Architect’s Final Rule ​The Original Architect stood in the center of the Vane-Thorne, his golden eyes wide as he watched the reality warping Shear-Wave wash over the ship. The distortion looked

It looked like a cross between a manta ray and a nightmare—sleek, bio-luminescent, and trailing long, whip-like tentacles that crackled with blue lightning. “Subject 003-Gamma strain detected,” the AI’s voice was devoid of panic but terrifying in its implication. “Local Designation: Sky-Sirens. Countermeasures engaged.” A dozen more creatures burst from the cloud layer below. They didn't fire missiles; they opened their mouths and let out a sound that transcended hearing. It wasn't a noise. It was a psychic shockwave. Scarlett screamed, clutching her head as a blinding white pain lanced through her skull. The ship’s controls flickered and died. The song wasn't just hurting them; it was rewri

Grrrrrrr. A dangerous sense of dread washed over both Darren and Ivy. Then the monster opened its mouth. ROOOOAAARRRR!!! A terrifying shockwave exploded outward. The sheer force behind the roar blasted through the area like a hurricane. "Darren!" "Ivy!" Neither of them could react in time. The shockwave slammed into their bodies and sent them flying through the air.

It was no longer suppressed. No longer restrained. It was the cry of a man finally freed from the psychological shackles of twenty years of family trauma. The sound wave was so terrifying that, carrying the absolute authority of a supreme Alpha’s complete awakening, it transformed into a visible golden shockwave that instantly swept through the hall, hurling both special police officers and vampires to the ground in waves. The abandoned lighthouse, weathered by a thousand years of storms, began to shake violently under the roar.

Just then, the sky lit up in the distance. Starla looked up. It was a drone show. Hundreds of drones filled the night sky, forming a massive glowing message: “Congratulations to Mr. Xavier Lloyd and Ms. Wendy Scott on their wedding!” The dazzling display of love and celebration left Starla completely speechless. She stood there for a while, just watching. Then, she turned and walked away alone. She went to the laboratory. The staff was already waiting for her. “Are you ready to go?” Professor Zimmer asked. “Just a second.”

The wind spirit waved its hand to create a similar crescent moon shaped wind blade that went out to meet the flame blade heading towards it. A loud explosion was heard as the two collided. A massive shock wave filled with flames came from the collision. Xasha waved his hand, putting up a barrier made of solidified air. The Shockwave hit the barrier, Xasha gnashed his teeth. He could feel how powerful the Shockwave was. Almost breaking through the most powerful barrier he could make at this point in time. "You alright kid?" Saxon asked without looking back. "Yeah, I'm alright. That thing is strong."

I looked up and realized that it was him. Lucas Storm. "What is wrong with you, I can see that you are itching for round two?" I stepped forward and extended my claws, Ryder kept his hands firmly on my shoulder to hold me back, and Kael did the same for Lucas. The only problem was that holding us back never worked because whenever a Cross and a Storm collided, there was bound to be retribution. "Bennett don't do this, let's go." "Listen to your Beta, pup." His voice was husky with amusement, and a smile stretched my lips. Before he could say anything else, my fist collided with his already bruised jawline.