Warship Island Novels & Stories

Now, it was the first night they would spend together in a long time, and both girls were so excited to see each other. A couple of hours later, a merchant ship arrived at the port of the town near Ismael’s home. Once the ship was tied on a deck, its crew started to take down the equipment to store it in a warehouse. Once done, the crew took their few personal items out of the ship and made a line on the deck, awaiting for their captain. When she came down from the ship, everybody went silent.

The inside was lit up completely with blue lights, illuminating everywhere with a bright warm glow. The squires finally settled in their seats and belted up, as they continued to admire the warship’s interior. They wish they had their phones to take pictures. “The warship is being controlled by an AI. By its calculations in thirty minutes, it will drop off the first set of groups and then after that it will be intervals of five minutes for the rest of the groups.” “I wish everyone good luck. Do your best and try to make it back home alive.” Sgt Langley said without much emotion in his voice.

another woman snapped. Some started to cry before she finally caved in, “fine! I'll tell you!” she surrendered. She turned to me, “You dont know what you are doing girl, but I'll tell you where it is,” he started, we waited for her to speak. “A mile away from here, close to the shoreline, it's hidden under a camouflage, that's how hunter gets on and off the island with supplies” she confessed. “How big is this ship?” I asked, “big enough” she replied, I nodded as I started to ponder the next action plan.

Layers of energy fluctuations exploded in the void like magnificent and fatal fireworks, which were extremely beautiful. "Hahaha! The ones on the island already know that we've arrived. After you." Muhuang Ying roared with laughter. The warships quickly approached. When they were still a few kilometers away from Heaven Island, huge waves rose on the surface of the water all of a sudden. An invisible shield suddenly appeared, stirring up the waves and smashing them into the air, forming a beautiful rainbow under the sunshine. Some silver warships flew out from the distant bay. The flags fluttered as the warships came to welcome the ones who had arrived like mighty sea dragons.

Into his child. Finally, he nodded. “Then we go to them. On our terms.” The Mother Ship Mia pulled up the satellite feed again. The massive silhouette sliced through the Atlantic like a predator. It wasn’t a normal ship. Its structure was angular, brutal—an artificial island armored in plate metal and pulsing with internal energy. Cole stepped beside her. “That thing is the size of a small city.” “It’s worse,” Mia murmured. “It’s a floating fortress. A neural server. An AI womb.”

October brought calm seas. A steady wind rolled in from the open ocean, brushing across a remote island deep in the Westreach Ocean. The island was cut off from the mainland, untouched since everything fell apart. No outsiders had ever made it this far. Until now. People on the island spotted a warship approaching. On the deck, a woman in a long black coat raised a pair of binoculars, studying the island ahead. A tall defensive wall ringed the shoreline, blocking any view inside. All she could see were the tips of two cathedral-like domes rising above it and a blue-and-white flag patterned like a starry sky.

So Warren was rushing to make get aboard before the end of the day, since it was still early. Late that afternoon, Warren arrived at Hexdam harbour again. He was lucky to find a spot and he got on board the luxury ship. It was said that it was a two day trip to reach the Lushia Islands. Even though aircrafts were strictly banned in that area, they allowed boats to dock there.

It could be described as speeding at lightning speed. Both Cidas Mont and Lidy Xun on the deck were stunned. Thirty kilometers. This time, it wouldn't take long for them to arrive. The warship didn't slow down at all and rushed straight to the palace built on the island. "Bang!" After the bow of the ship was smashed into pieces, the ship stopped on the island. The people on the deck were speechless for a long time. No one had expected that vigor he needed in the end would come from Silent Lion.

She had no weapon, while their firepower was overwhelming. Within minutes, men were climbing up the sides of the cruise ship. Weapons trained on her, they forced Caitlin to raise her hands in surrender. Her hard-won return course was immediately undone. The men took control of the helm and steered the ship back in its original direction. Half a day later, the Breaking Waves reached a coastal dock. The armed men escorted Caitlin onto an island. The island was large, linked to other islets and reefs to form a crescent-shaped chain. It was undeveloped, save for the remnants of a native settlement—its original inhabitants wiped out after Black Wolf Fortress had seized the land.

Missiles couldn't cause severe injuries to her. "Alright, this is as far as I can take you. Be careful!" Fishey couldn't help reminding Victor again. "I will. Let's go, Windfall," Victor called out to Windfall. They could already see Jweali from Fishey's back. Meanwhile, the high-ranking officials on Jweali were growing restless. A massive whale was approaching the coast. What was the whale trying to do? If this behemoth attacked the island, how much damage would it cause?