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The Power Of Ten: Sama Rantha Novel Chapters
List of most recent chapters published for the The Power Of Ten: Sama Rantha novel. A total of 531 chapters have been translated and the release date of the last chapter is Apr 02, 2024
Latest Release: Chapter 1 : The Power of Ten – The Missing Tens – Sama Rantha, Vol I – HagbornChapter One – Rebirth
The Power of Ten – The Missing Tens – Sama Rantha, Vol I – HagbornChapter One – Rebirth and DeathWhere am I?I looked around dazedly, trying to get my foggy thoughts together. It was hard to think.I thought… I thought I had been reborn. I thought I was a b
- 509 Getting into the place was going to be annoying, but it was part of the job. Being the Dark Angel shooting the enemies of the Empire was just going to have to be on hold for a while. Hey, I was being nice. They were already looking for me, and I was going
- 510 The pressor beam shoved me through the tube, skirting just in between nihilor cores and nihilaen plates. The tube opened on the far side, auto-opened as the Fill promptly undid the disintegration effect, and removed all visible signs of anything having ha
- 501 There were literally tens of thousands of Marked who spent downtimes in MMO's precisely designed to imitate Legionnaire armor and capabilities. They didn't have the reflexes of true Legionnaires, but that was fine; they were there to generate id
- 502 Voids can hide from everybody but the Land, and one another... and the widespread genetic tests and databases maintained by the public health organizations of the Empire. It took half a million man-hours of intensive searching through all the many systems
- 503 Without speaking with the Free Brothers, he never would have known the method to suppress his Helices to the extent that the sensors could not pick him up, as long as he did not move too quickly. Without the Ranthas, he would never have learned about the
- 504 -I have the Braincase telemetry,- Sheba's sly razor of a voice confirmed it was operational. -Look for any codes or maintenance that have to be done to keep this place active, and any self-destructs we need to disable.- he /replied promptly. There w
- 505 So, the Goldilocks crews had managed to track down this place on Kragamaore as a major hub of where the information was sent. It had involved infiltrating and directly cracking open the public welfare systems of the fifty largest worlds in this subsector,
- 506 Bering Briggs was one of the Natural Explorers. He was silly eager to get to Ten, get himself an Alias-cla.s.s Explorer, and go jetting out into the void, see all the wonders and horrors out there, and arrange for big enough hammers to hit them in the fac
- 507 s.p.a.ce shuttles don't exist in, ah, a vacuum... er, they had to get resupplied eventually. Recycling only goes so far, even with the technology of the future here. As this thing was pretending to be decrepit to casual scans, it couldn't be gle
- 508 I'd watched many cyberpathers go diving, and of course had no problems doing the tech side of things myself, as I'd invented the whole Goldilocking shtick with the gold in my hair. Scarletlocking didn't sound right, after all. Still, that i
- 511 Nadir's Sword Plan swept out, and opened a Rift on the back end of the Mountain's nameless frigate. Tesla Rantha stepped through instantly, waving her hand to seal the Rift less than two seconds after it was opened. A shuttle was quietly swoopin
- 512 In less than one day, fifty-seven a.s.sa.s.sins scattered across the Empire vanished with their kill teams. White smears were all that were found of most of them. The next day, a hundred and six more vanished. Very quietly, a.s.sa.s.sin teams on active mi
- 513 Fuzzy was off to the stars with his own fleet... a fleet that was constantly growing as the Tribute made more. All it needed was raw supplies at this point. We were in a flurry of activity with the constant upgrades. TL 13 stuff making the stuff that coul
- 514 I had been inside the Mountain most of a year now. I had been a pretty naughty girl, given all the systems I'd suborned, the brainboxes like Bob I'd Branded, the nasty surprises and self-destructs I'd thoughtfully rendered inoperable, and the amount of
- 515 The last, last thing the Old Men ever expected to happen in their precious training facility was the Incursion Alarms going off. The Mountain was Interdicted with the best psitech available to the Empire. It was inspected regularly in detail for signs of
- 516 Blinded, unconscious, dead, and post-Ten psions went flying like chaff. The living fetched up against walls, their souls pinned there like ants by the force of the magic streaming past and through them, and all the tech. Mana, the Breath of the Land, was
- 517 I broke Fifteen in Rantha Hag, much to my bemus.e.m.e.nt. Once again, I was left with nothing to do except what I created for myself. Only this time, it was even stronger. Ronnie was already at Fifteen and was taking charge on the tech tree. While I could
- 518 If the Tekrons could put death to good use, why couldn't we? "I'm on board," I agreed. -Ready, Mom?- Nina /sent me. -Yep,- I /replied, toting my load of annihilation. s.p.a.ce opened in front of me, leading right out into the starry void, held at bay
- 519 Transit to Ja.n.u.s III would have taken the Mekker Fleet a week. Lack of any news or signals happening at that point would prompt something to come here to investigate what was going on. It was time enough to melt down large chunks of forty different ves
- 520 We couldn't hit every planet in the sector, but by Tek, we could hit a bunch of them. Hooking Tek in through the Marks.p.a.ce, our Curses providing conduits of faith and belief to power him up and represent the will of millions of organics, perhaps billi
- 521 He was trying to keep a straight face, but the words hurt, despite his very thick skin. -No, you can't just shake off my words, and even if I am a few zeroes from being a player at your level, I am deadly enough to kill you by looking at you. Squirm.- "
- 522 -How'd it go, Mother?- Anatolia /asked me coolly. -He's willing to give me a half a trillion credits to help me set up GAMT tech production here and take some property off his hand with a small irradiation and Warp signature problem.- A cascade
- 523 "Your reaction is unexpected." The hovering drone followed me smoothly through the opening, watching as I trailed the cable behind me. "Were you aware of me?" "The Seal Lock in its chamber above is absolutely free of dust. Not a m
- 524 Director Grossmer's face was ashen as he finished with his Oath. He probably had more information than most on what was involved with an Oath on the Corunsun. As it turns out, all the senior Security heads had also sworn Oaths on the Corunsun, and ha
- 525 tFor whatever reason, the s.h.i.+p we were on had drifted free from the cl.u.s.ters of s.h.i.+ps visible in front of us, and was spinning out on its own, away from the drifting ma.s.ses.tHundreds of great stars.h.i.+ps, of all sizes and makes. Thousands.
- 526 t"That antiproton beam cost us a bunch of carapaces."t"Hey, how was I to know that they were a decent s.h.i.+elding material for blacksuits?" He heaved a few of the more intact corpses of the creatures through the Rift, where the foren
- 527 tEnraged, the remaining two-thirds of the Mekker Third Fleet, who had been expecting a virtual cakewalk, took up positions to Omega Sanction the planet, while thousands of Imperial Novas and the newer Crescents walked a continual flaring of EMP's to
- 528 t"Twelve," Dorva stated, looking over to Philia, who nodded the same.t"Fifteen," Bluma stated firmly, shaking her golden head. She had looked a bit incongruous in Umbran blacks, given her appearance, but right now the aura of authority
- 529 tThere were s.h.i.+ps from at least a thousand different races here, a fair chunk of which we'd never heard of, and histories going back at least a hundred thousand years, to the dawn of the Ruk domination of the galaxy and the fall of the goblins. W
- 530 tThere was a subtle s.h.i.+fting and swirling all around us, energies moving that had been very, very still for a long time.t"It's hissing!" Percy pointed out sharply, squinting at it.t"Paint it with vivus," I snapped, Paten and Host snapping out, go
- 531 tA breath later, the horror wave swept over us, echoing off and refracting off the obdurate hull of this ancient battle mountain. One of the engineers turned on the vivic pump, and sprayed a jet of the vivic flame into the air. We all watched in fascinati