The Rock On Star Trek: Voyager นิยาย & เรื่องราว

“Now that the brute is domesticated, we can discuss my payment.” He walked over to a covered object in the corner of the lab and pulled off the dusty cloth. It was a stone archway, covered in the same Taoist runes as the Stellar Navigator. But the center was missing. “The Star Gate,” Valerius said, his eyes hungry. “I have been stuck on this primitive rock for three thousand years. Your girlfriend has the Navigator. You have the power source—your Alpha Core is now stable enough to act as a battery.” Valerius smiled, revealing his jade fangs. “Open the door, King Blackwood. Take me home. Or I put the kill command back in.”

The Spire’s core was just ahead, a pulsating, white-gold heart that radiated a frequency so powerful it made my teeth rattle in my skull. I reached the maintenance hatch—a circular plate of reinforced obsidian. It was locked with a biometric seal. "Vessel 002 detected," a cold, feminine voice echoed in the pipe. "Identity: Zora Vane. Status: Rogue. Biological purge initiated." The liquid around me began to boil.

Kriss frowned, displeased at the sight. “Did we come all the way here to look at a plain rock?” Vera asked, tilting her head in confusion. “Yeah, there is nothing great about it.” Avin nodded, putting his hand on his waist. “Is it a prank?” Kriss asked, turning to Zadicus. “Nope. It is what it is. This is the strongest rock, it shines golden when it finds its host willingly.” Zadicus shrugged, gesturing to them to turn and leave.

I stated, and Tony nods. “Then you have to do this.” He pointed to one of the rocks against the valley wall. He had metal on his arm, a thick golden bracelet several inches wide. I’d never seen it before. Then a noise distracted me from that. The rock was moving. It half slid, half rolled to the side, and behind it was another of the high openings. It was pitch black inside. “Go on. You need to go inside.” I stammered a question, asking why.

Between the two, David would not hesitate to choose the latter. After he turned the system off, David looked at the middle-aged man in front of him and asked, “Sir, may I know what your name is? Where did you get this Nine… I mean, rock?” David’s words also brought Oren back to his senses. “Master David, my name is Oren Underwood. You don’t have to call me Sir, just call me Oren. When my bounty hunter group went exploring, we found this rock on a foreign planet. That planet was very dangerous. We lost 90% of our teammates all to bring this rock back,” Oren said in a low voice.

The death zone was a place where physics stopped to establish reliable rules follow. Violet flashes licked silently between the pitch black, and the compass of the crawler turned in a insane rhythm in circles. Raven throttled the speed when a huge rock wall from the fog ! It worked naturally, but as the headlight of the crawler on the Surface hit, she shined metallic. It wasn't a mountain. It was the main bulk of Aegis zero. Vesper stood behind his seat, the healthy arm placed around the headrest while

“The radiation levels are too high for any normal human to just enter!” “Well, I'm not just any normal human.” Lucas marvelled at Viper’s soft but very diligently imposed tone. Viper passed by the scientist and approached the compartment where she found a latch and slid the door open. “Careful,” cautioned Lucas. “This is madness,” lamented Dr. Heywood. “It’ll be just like King Arthur and Excalibur,” added Viper as she pondered slowly towards the space rock. The lightning flashes then began to dwindle and die out the more she approached the rock, giving her a perfect look at the half exposed ring.

She took flight and Tirana held on to her tight as she witnessed the destruction of fallen Paradise. "Wait, I need a raw sample of those alien rocks!" Tirana yelled out. Vorpaltinger immediately knew what to do and she flied off to the nearest pile of alien ores. Tirana grabbed one that fit to her palm's size and she nodded to Vorpaltinger. They immediately went for their escape route on the torn open hangar ceiling.

"Good thing I have a lot of Source Crystals in the cargo pod or I might be buried here forever." Victor sighed. He began to devour Source Crystals to restore energy. When his energy was almost fully restored, the thruster blasted violently, causing the stones on top of Victor to shift. As the stones changed position, pressure formed again above him, and Victor, who had finally gotten to his feet, was pushed back to the ground. "This is going to be tough. The weight of twenty meters of rock is no joke. Oh, right. I can use the funnel. Fire." Victor suddenly fired the funnel.

It didn’t look to be purely constructed for support, so I suspected that it had another purpose. I walked along it with one hand against the stone, feeling for anything irregular in the surface. The moss was thick in places and I had to scrape it back to see the stone underneath. My fingers were numb by the time I found it. There was a symbol carved directly into the rock. It was shallow and weathered from time, but it was still visible: a star with nine points. Below the symbol, at ground level, was a stone that didn’t quite match the rest. Slightly different color, the edges a little too even. I crouched and pressed my hands against it, felt it shift, and pushed harder.