Treasure Planet Black Hole Novels & Stories

Erythaea simply looks at me before she speaks, "Come this way and I will show you something." I followed her, and we walked farther inside the garden and into the middle of the huge training room. My eyes widened in surprise when I saw a big black hole of nothingness in the center of the room. It has a gravitational field, so strong that even light cannot escape. It also has a featureless sphere, and it consumes everything around it. The more it consumes, the more it gets bigger. "What is that?"

January, 3505, Planet R-786 TRAPPIST Planetary system, 40 light years from the sun. Twilight crawled in nice and slow over the white dwarf sun and doused the city in orange. A bleak and uninviting breeze picked up pace and drove most of the men inside. Nocturnal beings ventured out. A rectangular hover craft zoomed past the empty city, people unaware of its existence. It slowed down and dived steep towards the deserted street of Canneti and pulled up just in time. The diver relaxed his grip and glanced back with a boyish grin towards a government labour regulations office, a grin stretched out from his scarred face, like remembering something. Seven years ago the monster within him had raise

He grabbed the lever and yanked it down with everything he had. Metal screamed. The red lights flickered out. A faint emergency glow filled the room. The stars outside shrank back into dots. The ship stopped—but now it was parked right in front of a massive swirling black hole. “Why did we stop here?” Dante panted. “We didn’t,” the Auditor said, peering at his screen. “She stopped us. This isn’t a black hole—it’s a Mirror.” June walked up to the window. Instead of her own reflection, she saw a woman with long white hair, wearing a crown of thorns, holding a baby who looked just like Hope.

"Access the hard drive!" Valerius slammed the sphere of Royal Blood directly into the fractured, scorched earth of the Blackwood Wastes. 00:30. The Earth stopped dying. For a fraction of a second, the entire planet went perfectly, terrifyingly silent. Then, a heartbeat echoed. It didn't come from a chest; it came from the core of the globe. THUMP. The ground beneath Caleb and Valerius violently fractured. Blinding, flawless golden light, mixed with deep, twisting veins of Sanguine crimson, erupted from the fissures.

But as I looked up past the glowing silver spire, staring into the bright blue daytime sky, a dark, calculating thought slipped into my mind. I had pinned the ocean to the bedrock to stop the Tide. I had built a celestial lightning rod to catch the moon's gravity and funnel it directly into my capital city. The earth was heavy. The sky was pulling. Aethelgard was no longer just an industrial fortress. It was a massive, gravitational anomaly sitting right in the middle of a planetary warzone. And in the Mariana Trench, the Hive-Mind didn't just hate the light. It hated gravity. We had given the wolves their fangs back, but we had just turned the human capital into the brightest, heaviest beac

He placed his palm on the core a second time— And the entire planet exploded in gold and black.

The terrifying power surrounding Adrian trembled violently, and his expression turned grim. He desperately wanted to escape, but the black hole’s gravitational pull was utterly beyond his control. Everything seemed to be spiraling out of his grasp. He was left with no choice but to endure. With no means of resistance, he could only brace himself against the relentless force. Frustration built within Adrian. He had come to find the treasures within the ancient tomb, only to be transported to this bizarre space and now sucked into a black hole. He had heard tales of black holes before. Nine out of ten who entered them met certain death.

"Final protocol… initiating." "Countdown: T minus 10 minutes." On the main screen behind them, the star map leading to the black hole lit up again. The golden trajectory began to emit dazzling, pulsating light. A signal, an irrevocable invitation across the universe, had been sent. Destination: Earth.

**Chapter 95 – Heart of the Void **March 22, 2031 – Final Nest, Antarctic Convergence** The last nest is buried under miles of Antarctic ice—a frozen fortress hiding the swarm’s true heart. A black cathedral of carapace and void, pulsing beneath the polar cap, feeding on the planet’s core ley lines like a parasite sucking marrow from bone. One massive spire rises through cracked ice—taller than Everest, wide as a city, tendrils spreading global, corrupting oceans and skies with black veins visible even from orbit.

“We’ll be waiting for them.” ​I felt the cold water of the Azure Trench begin to envelop me again, but as I vanished from the salt flats, I saw Silas stepping off the ship, the Black Box glowing with a steady, triumphant white light. ​The Owners had sent a Clean-Up Crew. But we had found a planet.