Spacer Clans Adventure 3: Naero's Fury
“The artifact statue was gone, and at the exact center of the crater, the only thing that remained of it was a small, round puddle of flat, gray Ur-metal. So odd and dull that it made lead somehow look shiny.
The air seemed to pop or implode all around her. Waves of Cosmic force rippled out from her and seemed to sweep over the planet at impossible speeds, flattening trees and any structures at random, flipping entire starships nearby over on top of each other.
Next thing she knew, Naero... lay flat on her back with an aching head, staring up at a swirling, cloudy, Thanoran sky.
She had a sick feeling in the pit of her stomach, and sensed the first rumors of her own Cosmic sickness, the backlash of her merging with all of her possible selves, scattered throughout all the known possibilities and universes.
Yet, as imperceptible as it almost was, she did in fact feel slightly stronger, slightly smarter, slightly better and more secure than her former self had been, all on her own.MoreLess
The air seemed to pop or implode all around her. Waves of Cosmic force rippled out from her and seemed to sweep over the planet at impossible speeds, flattening trees and any structures at random, flipping entire starships nearby over on top of each other.
Next thing she knew, Naero... lay flat on her back with an aching head, staring up at a swirling, cloudy, Thanoran sky.
She had a sick feeling in the pit of her stomach, and sensed the first rumors of her own Cosmic sickness, the backlash of her merging with all of her possible selves, scattered throughout all the known possibilities and universes.
Yet, as imperceptible as it almost was, she did in fact feel slightly stronger, slightly smarter, slightly better and more secure than her former self had been, all on her own.MoreLess
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