Was Jedha Destroyed Novels & Stories

It would take ten years before any life could hope to thrive here again. *** The explosion at Geras resonated far and wide. Javier and his fellow pilots were navigating their jets toward Mount Regent. The sight of the mushroom cloud that rose behind them made the young warriors weep. "Javier, Geras is gone. They've initiated Plan Three. Everyone’s…Everyone’s gone. Our city has been destroyed," they cried, faces wet with tears and hearts heavy with sorrow. Javier inhaled deeply. "Pull yourselves together, everyone. Madam Sage assigned us this mission, so we must see it through. Otherwise, she won’t be able to rest in peace. All units, onward."

Even if we did, what good would it do? Jada lowered her voice, dropping her eyes to her plate where they stayed for several seconds. “She never gave me the chance to ask. What she did say was creepy and left me with nightmares for days.” Another sip of wine passed her lips, and she cleared her throat. “Dark times are coming, Jada. When everything seems lost, you will be the beacon that reunites the moon and stars. Hakeem’s voice will be the one that guides their way. Trust yourselves, and your gifts. You are both stronger than you know. You and your brother are crucial players in the battle ahead. Without you two, all is lost.”

"Thank you for your kindness." Jaxon nodded, raised his hand, and opened up a spatial passage to steer the treasure ship. With the two half-immortals escorting the airship, the vessel in an instant and left behind a scarred battlefield devoid of life. Horra's self-destruction had rendered the entire border between Northsea and Midland uninhabitable—it had been turned into a forbidden wasteland. It would take perhaps more than tens of thousands of years for life to once again grace its barren surface.

“I need to check on Sierra and Jena and we should probably check in quickly with everyone, but I just want to be with you guys right now. Is that bad?” “No, Sweetness, it’s not. I just want you right now too. But I guess I can share you with these two if I have to.” Dakota pretends to huff and it makes me smile. “I was not done with you in the greenhouse when we were so rudely interrupted.” “Oh, Sh*t! The greenhouse, the packhouse, all of our memories. They’re gone.” I didn’t even think about that until now. The entire ranked street was completely demolished with the attack. Tears fill my eyes at the loss.

Their hands slipped out of hers, and they just kept walking off into the darkness. "Wait!" Jaida called, but before they could hear her, they were gone. That's when the darkness disappeared. Jaida was now staring in awe as the scene filtered in around her. Everything had been destroyed. The city buildings were in pieces on the ground, some still crumbling away while others were nothing more than debris. Above her hung a cold red sky, a few white clouds floating aimlessly over the broken city below. What happened here?

Jide said, “are we not going to observe a minute silence? Maybe we can bury the Zebra afterward then we can find its mother and pay tributes.” “You are unbelievable,” Ugomma grunted and walked away from him. She wanted to put a distance from the corpse, as far as possible. A part of her wanted to call Jide selfish, to rain abuses on him until her ears were no longer ringing or until the guilt in her heart passed away. But she kept it to herself. She was the one that had killed the man. She was the one that had taken a life, not him. “Anyway,” Jide hurried towards her, “We are heading in the right direction. With the map, I think we can find the white queen in two days.”

she sobbed. Jed fell silent and looked down. He was truly sorry. He had no idea Foris was so dangerous. If he knew, he wouldn't have let his master be with that wild beast. Jed immediately knelt down beside Tania. "I know that no matter what I do, I won't be able to bring Mr. Ferdukh back. But I'm willing to die at your hands if it makes you better. I regret—" Tania looked at Jed. "Your death won't make me better. I really don't know what to do to make me better."

- Jed the families in the room surrounded the group and raining of appreciations were given to them Jed tells them how difficult for them to arrive there the first week of the apocalypse he was in his house until a group of people knocks his door, he let them stay there but days passed and their supplies were getting empty their group went outside and with the help of other surviving groups they’ve rushed to this school, Gen T. De Leon Elementary school but with no supply, many of the groups leave and the remaining was our group and the other groups in another room after the story of the principal, the group knew now the crisis that the world was facing due to curiosity Dessa ask as a questi