Novel & Cerita The Flash Earth X

“What field?” His face went white. “The one holding tectonic plates stable.” The ground rumbled violently. Across the planet, fault lines awakened. Volcanoes trembled. Oceans pulled unnaturally from their shores. Elias pulled her into him. “You have to choose,” he said desperately. Her eyes streamed tears of red light. “I already did.” The world split with a sound like the sky tearing open. And in that impossible instant, every screen on Earth flashed a final message. PHASE TWO COMMENCING

Evelyn’s POV I didn’t even see Teresa move. One second, Harrison was still spewing filth, and the next—splash, a glass of water flew straight at his chest, soaking his shirt. His words cut off as he stumbled back a step, blinking in disbelief. “You shut your disgusting mouth,” Teresa snapped, her voice filled with fury. I froze. Harrison’s eyes flared. “You crazy—” His hand lashed out so fast I barely had time to react.

"Akala mo ba ay ililigtas mo ang Earth? Ang planetang iyan ay isa lamang 'Fuel Cell' para sa aming paglalakbay sa labas ng galaxy na ito." ​"Ang Earth ay hindi fuel," sagot ni Xander, ang kanyang boses ay malamig at puno ng poot. "Ang Earth ay aming tahanan. At ang mga bisita na hindi marunong rumespeto ay kailangang palayasin."

She lunged at him in rage, screaming, "You bastard! How could you do this to me? What did you think I was?" Elliot let her hit him, his sad eyes fixed on me the whole time. I clenched my fists, looking at him with disgust. I spat, "Elliot, you make me sick!" As he hung his head in shame, Rafael held me close and looked down at him with disdain. "Mr. Coleman, I should actually thank you."

Although he had formed his Way of Mind and become an Elder of Star Alliance, they still had no intentions of winning him over or working with him. Despite being eager to head home, Felix still had a meetup with Julius and Xenon. They left their contacts with one another. As long as they were within Star Alliance headquarters, they would be able to talk at any time. This level of technology was truly incredible. According to Jerry, the Malevolent Phantoms causing chaos on Earth had all been eliminated when Felix chose Earth. The danger on Earth had finally been eased, and he could finally relax. He couldn't help but feel a little excited and nervous to head back as he thought of his child.

No better than what I have on my back right now. "Your stuff is crap," I say, eyeing a little kid as he hands over a shovel to a taller man with a stain-covered hoodie. "I expected the Rebels to have better gears. You know, considering your whole 'Get rid of the damn chimeras things and take back Earth' thing. You're going to need more than peashooters to take down their spaceship." "Oh, believe me. We have more. We just have it packed away at the current moment."

"You have achieved it. That darkness is indeed defeated. Eva supported Xander as he stood up, and they remained together, feeling the full impact of their triumph. They had encountered the darkness and come out as winners, their world secure again. However, as they started to exit the room, a different sound surrounded them. A quiet, menacing buzz filled the air, and the earth started shaking again. Eva's heart dropped when she sensed the usual vibration beneath her feet. She whispered, "What could this be?" while searching the room for potential threats.

I don’t need distraction for what comes next. The car door opens. The noise is immediate. There's shouting, camera shutters, bright lights bursting in every direction. I step out first. It's instinct. Control the scene before it controls you. I turn and offer Enid my hand. For a moment, she hesitates. Only a second. But I catch it. Then her fingers slip into mine. I help her out, and the flashes intensify. She looks stunned for half a heartbeat, then fixes her posture and head like she was born into this.

“That’s not the question you should ask. We both have our purposes. Just focus on yours.” His words were sharp. Distant. I closed my mouth, reminded again that he was a stranger. A total stranger. Was he even human? I was a wolf, and still—I couldn’t sense him. Not like a normal human. Not like any creature I’d ever encountered before. What was he? “We should go to the city hall,” he said, glancing at his watch. “Get the documents signed. Finalize the contract.” “Yes,” I said, grounding myself again. “We already discussed the terms.”