Warframe Infestation On Ship Novels & Stories

Please don't be dead please don't be dead just keeps running though my mind. When all of a sudden there is a dust cloud from the wall Asher has just smashed through as he runs towards the creature that just hit him. Releaf floods through me. "OK ladies our turn. Concentrate on creating a fire storm, build up the heat as much as we can and burn these bastards." They all nod in agreement. "Water witches, wrap water around the vines to stop the fire from breaking them and releasing the beasts." They all prepare themselves. "NOW" I shout

I clutched them tightly and continued my search until I saw a shark circling around her. my brown eyes transformed into a fiery yellow, my hands radiating flames. I directed the fire straight at the menacing shark that threatened Destiny. The flames struck the predator, causing it to sink instantly. I moved over to the defeated shark, its mouth wide open, and without hesitation, I tore its jaws apart. With Destiny in my arms, appearing barely alive, I swam upward, resurfacing as I sensed the presence of dangerous fish lurking nearby. I swam as fast as i could,to reach the safety of dry land.

And in that silence I looked at Austin, seated beside me at the war council table for the first time, and I thought, "five packs just declared war on one Omega who they are terrified of." They should be.

It was following the Acoustic Pull of the other ships in the fleet. ​"Kael, the Weaver is broadcasting!" Lyra shouted, her eyes snapping back to normal. "It’s not sending a Reset signal. It’s sending a Contagion. It’s telling the other ships how to breathe the Moss!" ​Across the sky of the Anchorage, the other Sterling ships—the Harvesters, the Scouts, the Transports—began to change color. Their cold, silver hulls turned a vibrant, glowing emerald. ​The Exiles weren't being conquered. They were being Infected with Life.

“They’re waiting. For the child. For us.” The fleet had emerged from the rift created when the Cradle station exploded. Dozens of vessels, each the size of a skyscraper, positioned in a perfect grid over the city. Below, on the streets, the hybrid infection was accelerating. People were changing in real time—screaming as tentacles burst from their spines, eyes turning solid blue, bodies twisting into something no longer human. Alex felt the child kick again stronger, almost purposeful. A low hum vibrated through his ribs, syncing with the energy pulsing from the ships.

"IF I CANNOT LIFT YOU, I WILL BURY YOU." Multiple hatches opened on the underside of the ship. Rows of kinetic bombardment cannons swiveled down, pointing directly at our heads. "Orbital bombardment," Marcus said, his face grim. "Tactical nukes. Or 'Rod from God' kinetic spikes. Either way, we're ash in thirty seconds." "We need cover!" Haley cried. "Where? We're in a hole!" "No cover," I said, struggling to my feet, my stone arm clanking against my side. "We stand."

"We did what we could to fix the wiring, but I would say you can get this vessel back to your home at best. I am sorry we couldn't do more." "I thank you for whatever you did." Ike smiled and held in his frustration. It would be fine. He would go home, drop JP there, and then call Lee and ask for a new ship. There was nothing he could do, and he had no one to be mad at but himself. It was he who chose to use the fire. "My queen." A large male Sirin swam into the throne room, bowed, flipped, and floated. "We have a swarm of Folantos that just entered our airspace. They say to give up Ike, or they will attack."

The three pilots slammed their speeding ships to an abrupt halt as they took in the uncanny scene all around them, their vessels shifting to its humanoid form as they did, but watched as Ava's ship sped its way to the fortress. Then they looked up as the swarm of ships above them began to break up and dislodge in a downward motion as the Zhinras advanced swiftly to intercept them from below. The three men quickly realised they are witnesses to an unprecedented war erupting.

It had managed to Tag our ship before we launched. "We aren't just flying to Greenland, Xander," I whispered, the golden fire in my eyes dimming as I felt the creature’s presence through the ship’s sensors. "We’re carrying a Sleeper Virus on our hull. And it’s slowly eating its way into the ship’s internal registry." The tunnel was long, the clock was ticking, and the predator was already inside the Firewall.

It was a pathetic and undeniable craven existence but it was how they were winning the war. Dave let out a sigh. "No. He used a HG blade." I nodded. A brilliant man named Henry Gomez spent his life developing a UV spiked, but essentially silver based liquid that could be applied to any metallic object, leaving a coat of active poison that would kill both shade and host upon entering the their shared body. Something in perfectly balanced formula temporarily imprisoned the shade and as long as the wounds you inflicted on the human were mortal, the shade shared the same fate. The HG liquid had become as precious to us as light bulbs. It was hard to come by at the best of times, especially out h