This Earth Is A Bit Fearsome の小説・ストーリー

Nyla’s POV The earth trembled. It was soft at first, like something crawling beneath the surface, and I could feel it under my boots. Then it rumbled more loudly and powerfully till the earth was ripped open by fractures. I took hold of my boy and drew him in. Smoke surged from the crevices, dark. It wasn't just smoke, though. Numbers. Twisted. Blazing. Screaming. "No." I stepped back and said quietly. "They're getting up."

Fear rooted in the very bones of the world. Then, an explosion of raw, uncontrolled energy shudders through the forest. The beast is near. Very near. Trees bow before its approach, their roots ripped from the earth like paper. The sound of its claws tearing through the ground is deafening—an echo of terror that shakes the foundations of everything we know.

Zor and the Froles made that perfectly clear. Fear begins to knock against the weak wall of protection I built in my mind. "Why didn't the other planets force Earth to send soldiers too? Why create this animosity by giving us a pass," I ask before turning around to meet her soft purple face. Tursa sighs and grabs both my hands.

"The restoration... the DNA I brought back... it’s too much for this server. The planet is overheating. We’re not migrating across the sea. We’re leaving." "Leaving? Like, the stars? You've gotta be shitting me!" Kaelor grabbed a support tendon to stay upright as the Gaea lurched. The gravity felt weird. Heavy, then light, then a sickening pull in his gut. "We've got half of Navia in the gut of this thing! They're farmers, not astronauts!" "They're survivors," Aradaa snapped. His eyes flickered, the pupils Dilating and contracting in a rhythmic pulse. "The Mother-Code says the Earth is a spent husk. We have to harvest the radiation directly. We have to go to the sun."

Kael was somewhere in the center of that star, his hand fused to the core, his body becoming the very frequency that was screaming into the dark. The satellite groaned, a deep, metal scream that vibrated through my bones. Below us, the dead Earth loomed like a bruised charcoal coal. It wasn't just scorched; it was silent; no city lights, no blue oceans, just the slow, indifferent rotation of a tomb. "Broadcast at 12 percent," a voice whispered in my ear.

she is embarrassed, looks down. Then it hits her, “Why all those sacrifices? Why so much blood? Why does she have to kill so many people?” He waves his hand slowly and the plain changes and this time it does not feel like a hologram projection but the actual thing. An insalubrious earth with no trees or animals or even people. Mukura, cannot with hold showing the fear she is feeling, breathing heavily.

The spaceship landed with a thud and Bev’s heart thudded with it. They were back on Earth. Their journey was over. But not completely. After seeing the earth, so innocent and small, all of her problems seemed minuscule by comparison. She didn’t feel she had the right to complain about a broken high heel or having to eat spaghetti again for dinner when she’d rather have steak.

The air grew thick with the scent of decay and magic, a heady mix that made her stomach churn. And then, without warning, the ground beneath their feet shifted. The forest trembled, and the earth cracked open, sending a shockwave of energy through the ground. Aria’s heart lurched as a dark force surged from the depths of the earth, rising like a storm cloud from the center of the forest. A roar echoed through the trees, a primal, guttural sound that shook the very air around them. And from the center of the earth, a massive figure rose, towering over them like a mountain. Its form was shrouded in shadows, its eyes burning with an unnatural light.

She furrowed her brows, opened her eyes, and everything that greeted her eyes made Arista extremely horrified. She seemed to be pulled up into the air by some force, the ground beneath her feet, but completely different from what she had seen just now. The shattered mountains and rivers, the cries of living beings, and the ground full of deep wounds were all clearly visible, looking like the earth was bleeding, making people shudder when they saw it.

It was safe after all. "So, it has come to our notice, that our mode of communication on earth has been cut off, we can't even appear in dreams anymore. We're sealed off from earth, because there's an ancient evil roaming all around earth. A very scary one I must add. I tried communicating with our core sources on earth but it was like a radio without a frequency, distorted noises. I had to promptly end it." He said looking at our faces, hoping the message sinked in. I was lost in thought, wondering if I could test my newly enhanced strength with a darkness of such calibre. My heart was racing in excitement, and I zoned out for a minute or two.