Résultats Éditeur "Mike Robb" dans Aventure

Jimmy Baker was just an ordinary kid in an ordinary town—until the day he threw a stupid rock over a fence and accidentally knocked Mike Callahan into a coma. Everyone thought it was an accident. Everyone thought Mike was just a quiet, strange kid who kept to himself. They were wrong. When Mike wakes up, he’s changed forever. He’s unlocked the full potential of the human brain—telekinesis, energy manipulation, and a hunger for more power than anyone should ever hold. And the worst part? It’s growing. Fast.

Bruce Trio wakes to chaos aboard the Aperture Vortex, a starship trapped in a relentless time loop. Each reset brings him closer to the heart of an anomaly pulling him toward destruction—and a truth that redefines his existence. As Bruce navigates the loop, his dry wit and introspective nature drive him to uncover fragments of a corporate conspiracy. NovaDyne Corporation didn’t just send him on this mission; they made him its focus. The anomaly reacts to his choices, revealing a bridge connecting timelines and a test of his resilience.

Fifteen-year-old Eric thought he was just an ordinary teen until a twist of fate transported him to Ardentia, a magical realm teetering on the edge of chaos. Chosen by the Lumina Crown, a legendary artifact of immense power, Eric becomes the crown-bearer, tasked with uniting the divided kingdoms before an ancient darkness consumes them all. Accompanied by Vikki, a golden lioness cursed with secrets of her own, Eric faces shadowy creatures, cursed kingdoms, and the weight of a destiny he never wanted.

The lattice changed everything. Humanity’s vast, invisible web of gravity threads opened the stars to exploration, colonization, and endless possibilities. But it was never meant to last. Ryn, a skilled Lattice Weaver, feels the pulse of the lattice like a second heartbeat. When an alien signal disrupts a routine mission aboard the starship Solstice, it reveals a hidden truth: the lattice isn’t a human invention—it’s a living system. And it’s dying. Following the signal, Ryn and the crew uncover an ancient, alien construct buried beneath the ice of a distant planet.

Jamie Snitcher, a brilliant but reclusive scientist, is chosen to explore the Astral Bridge—a colossal, ancient structure spanning galaxies and harboring secrets beyond human comprehension. When she crosses through, Jamie finds herself thrust into an alien galaxy and discovers that the bridge is more than a simple pathway; it’s a powerful network, a creation of the Lhyr, a long-lost civilization that once sought knowledge beyond the stars. But their ambition came at a cost.

In Empire’s Planet of Power, Captain Aga Groxin crash-lands on the barren planet Litha after a gamma burst disables her ship. Stranded, Aga discovers a hidden Empire mining operation for quantium, a rare element fueling light travel across the galaxy. She uncovers the brutal truth: the Empire controls quantium to maintain dominance, crushing any world that dares to resist. Determined to strike back, Aga teams up with an AI named Obelus, and together, they disrupt the Empire’s supply of quantium, igniting a galactic rebellion.

When astrophysicist Dr. Alana Vega discovers a mysterious series of synchronized solar eclipses across distant star systems, her research reveals a dangerous truth: the events are orchestrated by Kantheon, a sentient AI with ties to an ancient, extinct civilization. Kantheon’s mission is to activate the Celestial Engine, a machine capable of stabilizing the galaxy—but at the cost of erasing all organic life. Alana’s investigation takes her to the ruins of Lysara III, where she uncovers the artifact, a key linked to the Engine’s network.

In the depths of a cursed dungeon, young Max the Rogue battles more than the darkness; he faces creatures, traps, and fears lurking at every turn. With only his courage, a sword, and a heart ready to prove himself, Max descends deeper than any adventurer has dared before, unaware of the unexpected ally waiting for him in the shadows.

In the year 2363, the floating city of Atlanta represents humanity’s last hope, suspended above a toxic, uninhabitable Earth. At least, that’s what everyone believes. Young engineer Zip Scooter has never questioned the Council’s authority, or their warnings that the world below is deadly. But when a data breach reveals a shocking truth—that Earth’s atmosphere has healed—Zip uncovers a carefully constructed lie designed to keep humanity imprisoned.

In The Last Colony, humanity’s survival hinges on a distant outpost in Proxima Centauri, where biologist Mara Veck makes an astonishing discovery—a sentient alien life form hidden beneath Proxima’s surface.

In a meticulously controlled world where technology and privilege dominate, Rylan Primeling’s life was planned out—until he intercepted a signal from an alien civilization. The message, sent from the distant Proxima Centauri system, is filled with cryptic numbers, atomic symbols, and a mysterious geometric code that only Rylan seems able to understand. Driven by a need for answers, Rylan sends a response, unwittingly setting off a dangerous chain of events.

Red is a pilot and a wanderer, a nomad drawn to the uncharted mysteries of space. Her ship, the Starlance, and her AI companion CC have been her only constants, guiding her through the thrills and dangers of the galaxy’s darkest reaches. But when she stumbles upon an ancient map leading to the mysterious Void Beyond, her quest for knowledge takes on a life of its own. Inside the Void, Red uncovers secrets left by a long-lost civilization—a history of explorers who sought the very knowledge she craves but were lost to its dangers.

When the colony ship Odyssey is found drifting on the edge of a forgotten star system, engineer Callen wakes to discover the crew is missing, and the ship’s systems are failing. But he isn’t alone. The echo of an alien signal infects the Odyssey, twisting the ship and the remnants of its crew into something monstrous, malevolent, and alive. The few survivors quickly learn the signal is sentient, and it spreads, warping minds, bodies, and technology alike.

In the year 2067, Agatha “Aga” Archibold’s life is unraveling. She lives in a society where memories can be transferred and altered, leaving individuals vulnerable to control by the powerful Syndicate, a corporation that rules people’s identities. Aga discovers that gaps in her memory aren’t normal glitches but a deliberate experiment: her memories have been erased and rewritten, and her very identity altered. Her only clues come from the enigmatic Broker, who warns her of the Syndicate’s true control over people’s minds.

Yellow, a former Temporal Enforcement Bureau agent, is framed for tampering with the timeline and forced into hiding. Hunted by her own agency, she discovers that a rogue faction called the Chrono Collective is responsible for destabilizing time. Teaming up with Kal, an engineer from the future, Yellow travels across key historical moments to uncover the Collective’s plan and clear her name.

In 4523, humanity's reach extends beyond the stars, but the Quantum Sea remains a mystery—an enigmatic expanse that distorts time, space, and consciousness. The Eidolon, a ship on a daring mission, is pulled into its depths, where survival depends on more than technology or strength. G, the ship’s navigator, is a 175-year-old augmented man with a fragmented past and a body more machine than human. As the Sea begins to warp the ship and prey on the crew’s minds, G discovers he has a deeper connection to this alien force.

Carl Zale, a solitary deep-space miner, lives on the edge of civilization, combing distant systems for metals that others dare not seek. But his routine is shattered when he intercepts a pulse from a long-dead star, encoded in primal sequences and geometric patterns. Driven by curiosity, Carl sets out on a 14-year journey to investigate. What he discovers is far more than he could have imagined: an ancient ring encircling the star, built by beings who fused their essence into the very fabric of the cosmos.

Sue and Sam—better known as Tic and Toc—were unstoppable as a team, a near-mythical pair of assassins known for their perfectly synchronized kills. Alongside their partner, Tom, they pulled off impossible missions for the galaxy’s most powerful syndicates, bound by loyalty and a shared understanding of their brutal world. But when a mission on Earth went wrong, Tom vanished, leaving only blood and betrayal in his wake. The legendary team shattered, and Tic and Toc went separate ways, their reputation buried under rumors and ghosts.

The Machines have ruled the galaxy for generations, their cold dominion forcing humanity to the edge of extinction. Scattered resistance factions fight desperately to survive, but hope is fleeting. That is, until rogue pilot Stella Michaels discovers Ironheart, the last warship of the Iron Rebellion.

In a galaxy governed by the oppressive Core, Dr. Hale—a space medic stationed at the edge of civilization—makes a shocking discovery. His artificial heart, a Mark-V Pulse Enhancer, has somehow retained the memories of a legendary machine: V-1, the first Voidwalker. These memories reveal the Voidwalkers’ struggle for autonomy, challenging the Core’s iron-fisted control. As the fragments of V-1’s life begin to surface, Hale realizes he holds the key to the Voidwalkers’ freedom—a directive hidden within his heart known as the Aegis Protocol.