Super Sentai Train Novels & Stories

**Training Hall** All the trainees were already there, they weren't sad anymore but beaming with smiles, it seems they've heard the news. “Good morning all” I greeted waving my hands but not smiling as usual, they bowed down in respect. “I don't know what to say, neither do I know where to begin, but I will start anywhere. Thanks to everyone who stood by this pack and fought the war, although we lost few of our own, that shouldn't bring down your spirit, but it should lift it instead for you to do better. Our trainer is back, he isn't dead, I know most of you have heard the news, but not all of you. He is doing perfectly fine, and we should train intensively today. We've defeated the Star Mo

For a week, the world government verified that Challengers that played Evangelion are the only ones who could kill the monsters, although the reason behind it was unknown. Suddenly a month after the first rupture, training schools had been built to train challengers, aged 5 to 18 to teach them combat and survival skills, as well as to familiarize them with the system.

I had always been obedient. Whatever people told me to do, I did without question. When my wealthy biological parents finally brought me home, my adopted sister leaned close and whispered arrogantly, "I'm the one and only Saunders daughter. If you know what's good for you, leave on your own!" I obediently nodded. Then I turned around and ran straight into the traffic on the highway. My parents nearly lost their minds. They scrambled out of the car and dragged me back, their faces already pale with terror. My brother glared at me and warned in a low voice, "If you keep acting like this, I'll send you back to that hellhole." That night, I obediently locked myself inside a dog crate. When he fo

We were on a narrow strip of concrete, the Mag-Lev train a mere ten feet to our left, accelerating rapidly. "150 miles per hour," I called out, reading the Sovereign’s telemetry. "170... 190..." The wind was deafening. It tried to rip me from the saddle, but I clamped my knees tight against the gas tank. Beside me, Dax was tucked low over the Interceptor, his eyes locked on the sleek, windowless side of the train cars. "Board automated defense systems are waking up!" Reaper yelled. Hatches along the roof of the train slid open. Twin-barreled plasma turrets deployed, their targeting lasers slicing through the dark, trying to lock onto our heat signatures.

He didn’t want to be separated from them just in case the train was engulfed underwater. The train operator pulled the brakes on the train, causing it to jerk and throw everyone on top of the train forward. The were barely able to stop themselves from falling. Some of the warriors had to use their claws to keep from being thrown completely off the train. They could hear the wheelset screeching loudly and could smell the smoke coming from them. Makahi half shifted and commanded his warriors to do the same. Once the waves had completely covered the train like a water dome. Something dropped from the top of the dome and landed on the back of the train. Makahi ran over to deal with the threat b

The train knocked aside several monsters on the tracks and exited the tunnel. As the rumbling sounds continued, the train accelerated and sped down the tracks. Rozi climbed onto the roof and saw that the pursuing monsters could not reach them due to the train's speed. They soon left the monsters behind. When they were clear of the monsters, Rozi relaxed, sat down, and took a breath. The train was now traveling smoothly, and everyone onboard breathed a sigh of relief. Adrian activated the train's autopilot function and set the destination to Drogoton's train station. He then stepped out of the control room and headed to the carriage the survivors were in. Nadine and Marissa were giving them f

Liu Feng and Akiko were raring to go to the gym for Zen’s first self-defence combat lesson now that his ribs were better. Part of Zen was thankful that the two most powerful assassins were willing to tutor him. However, another part of Zen was also dreading the Spartan training. If Yelena’s training was commando-styled, Liu Feng’s training was akin to a demon. He offered no room for Zen to breathe until he pounded instincts into Zen’s DNA. Zen had no idea what kind of tutor Akiko would be. However, she was a super soldier and on par with Liu Feng. Truthfully, Zen was quaking in his shoes even if he was grateful. Would he survive having two demonic teachers?

"It is the artery that feeds the Apex. It carries refined Barzil, food, and water from the surface to the elite. It is automated. It is fast. And it is the only thermal blind spot in the grid because the heat of the magnetic propulsion masks biological signatures." "A train?" Guller asked. He leaned against the wall. His face was pale from his psychic exertion, sweat beading on his forehead. "A bullet," I corrected. "The supply crawlers move at Mach 0.5. They do not stop between the loading dock and the Spire." "If it doesn't stop," Viggo frowned, "how do we get on?" "We intercept it at the Incline Junction," I said. I zoomed in on a section of the track where it curved upward from the earth

64 The air shattered. Teleportation energy tore through the chamber in a violent flash of light, the reinforced floor cracking beneath the force of it. Cain and Mikan appeared side by side. Every soldier in the room froze. The temperature dropped ten degrees. Cain didn’t move at first. He simply looked at the man bound to the chair. Soren Vael whimpered. “That’s him,” Verek said carefully. “The trainee. He’s the one who…” Cain’s wings unfurled with a low, thunderous snap. Black-orange fire traced the edges of each scale, heat bleeding off him in waves strong enough to warp the metal restraints around the chair.

Said Rail stood up and unleashed his strength once more to stop all the bad things that would happen to the universe. Rail, this time he focused on attacking Ardina's ground soldiers so he could attack Ardina without a hitch. It emits two different powers, lightning and superheated hellish lava. The power of Rail began to surround the soldiers of the land. The hellish lava began to form a spiral, then the lava became more and more conical and began to burn the soldiers of Ardina's land one by one. The ground soldiers froze, dried, and froze. Then the lightning began to strike one by the soldiers of the land to pieces. Before long, the pieces of the earthen warriors disappeared. Reunited to t