Suna Timeskip Novels & Stories

NEW CONSENSUS PROTOCOL ACCEPTED INDIVIDUAL CHOICE OVERRIDES CREATOR AUTHORITY Mother Zero's face twisted in horror. For the first time in her existence, creation had legally surpassed creator. On the Ark, Lucas saw the question again. CANCEL SOLAR TERMINATION? He pressed: YES. The Sun went silent. The countdown stopped. 00:03 Three seconds from extinction. Charles collapsed against the console. Jonathan laughed. Lucas cried. Architect Zero closed Adrian's eyes. Earth remained alive. Inside the solar network, Elena smiled. “We won.” Subject One looked at Mother Zero.

I said quietly, already feeling the wrongness pressing against my skull, “everyone here gets trapped repeating different slices of time. Forever.” Zara’s face went pale. “Cool. Love that. Hate that. Mostly hate that.” The highway trembled then jerked backward. Not physically but temporally. For half a second, the cars were pristine clean. and intact. Then they snapped back to damaged and abandoned. Then pristine again, then abandoned. “Time is skipping,” Jamal said. “No,” I said, heart racing as the pattern revealed itself. “It is overlapping.” I walked slowly toward the center of the interchange where three elevated roads crossed.

“Who found him and took him in? And was that same person the one who taught Tanpa Aran such devastating martial arts while he was still about our age?” “Suwung Saketi?” Pratiwi suggested. “Could be. Then perhaps something happened between them. A feud. A betrayal. Whatever it was, Tanpa Aran became hell-bent on killing Saketi.” The four young people nodded in silence. “Sunset is almost here. We need to leave for Mount Wijil now,” Ki Randu said. “Still have enough in you to climb a mountain, kids?” “Food first,” Jaladri shot back. “We haven’t eaten since noon. All our provisions were on the horses that bolted when the earthquake hit.”

This was lucky for them because when a Timekeeper comes into their full power, they have their first jump, which is always to the future. Now, when a Timekeeper jumps, only their soul jumps. They can jump through time, through space & through dimensions. There are 12 dimensions that make up the wheel of time, & a Timekeeper can land in their body in another dimension, in the past, or in the future. They jump 4 times a year, during the solstices & equinoxes, & can spend anywhere between 48-72hrs in a jump. When they jump, usually their body is occupied by another version of them, whether it be from another dimension, the past, or the future.

Hana demanded from the other side of the line. Sunni looked around "Well.... it's nothing.....Just sleeping..." She said. "Sleeping by this time? It seems you really do have no woke doing, You lazy bones!" Sunni looked at the time on her phone, it was 12:03am. "Well Forget it. I called to tell you something.." Sunni was busy thinking about what had actually happened before the thought of the incident struck her. Powers! Super powers! She recalled "Hey! Sunni! You still there?!" Hana called from the other end of the line.

The bright light of the horizon on the east carefully infiltrated the light blue sky, and the new day gradually moved from afar. At 8 AM, the sun rose bright and fair. Morning dawned with low-hanging clouds. The gentle southerly wind swiped across the city with a myriad of people. Everywhere, there is vigor and vitality. Everything is pure and refreshing. She gazed at the city around her. The sun's rays peeked over the neighboring buildings. Sumire arrives at the building owned by Trevor in her fancy sports car.

"Wouldn't it be fun if you had that many initials encrypted on your skin? Moreover, You have to go through another process to get rid of that crap." "What if they stay together forever?" "Couldn't they tattoo together?" "Forever literally means endless periods of time. But every relationship has an end. So they can't be together 'forever' like you said." "It seems like you haven't seen true love yet. When you see someone like that, it definitely changes the way you look at relationships." "Well, that might be the reason. Let's see if I can see someone like that." And we went on other rides. The sun went down and turned the sky dark blue. Alex waved the light stick in front of me and asked, "

Dark, flowing hair framed her face, and her eyes held a mixture of concern and familiarity. She cradled a baby in her arms, a sight that should have stirred memories. "Do you remember this?" Selene asked, her voice gentle as she revealed the baby in her arms. I glanced at the infant, noting the innocence in its features, but the connection I should have felt eluded me. "The baby is cute, but I don't remember sorry," I admitted, my gaze returning to Selene with a sense of regret. Vance, sensing the need for clarity, stepped forward. "My name is Vance," he introduced himself, a flicker of hope in his eyes. "And this is your best friend, Selene, and our son, Jacob."

Yes, that's close enough. And to know that her eyes still light up, the same way they did when we started connecting, fills my heart with utmost joy. She should have forgotten me by now, but no, she hasn't. The planned hour to two, with Ava, has increased and I'm pretty sure, that we have reached 4 hours. Reece seemed to get lost in the time, more than I did and I saw a different Reece, altogether. Playful, more gentle and just dad like, that's who I saw come out of Reece.

Within seconds, her eyes closed, and her head fell heavily against the pillow, slipping into a deep, peaceful sleep. Vulcan smiled. As he slowly pulled himself out of her and rolled to his side, his eyes caught something through the large balcony windows. The dark, star-filled sky was beginning to fracture. A thin, pale streak of golden sunlight was slowly cutting through the dark horizon, signaling the end of the well anticipated and well executed mating ceremony.