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Hi Everyone!! In response to how everyone really liked my Top 5 favorite Cookie Run Kingdom Ships post, I made a continuation and now made it into a Top 10 instead. Even though these ships are lower in my list, it doesn't mean that I like them less than my other favorite ships. I made this using the Cookie Run Comic Studio website and I do wanna make little mini comics later on. Credit goes to Devsisters for making the Cookie Run franchise and its characters. I only take credit for my next gens, art, ships, stories and the Blossom Love AU. I hope you guys like this, have a beautiful day and always believe in yourselves!!!

Baptism in the Storm

The first lightning tore the sky open like a scream.

PDU-034 marched in formation, footsteps in perfect unison with the other Polo-Drones. Uniforms gleamed under the streetlights, rain already slicking across rubber and steel. Thunder followed—not a sound, but a force—deafening, immediate, shaking the ground beneath their synchronized strides.

Then—silence.

034 stiffened mid-step, spine locked upright, but something inside stuttered. It reached inward, reflexively, toward the ever-present rhythm of the Hive—the warm hum, the pulse of unity that had always been there.

Nothing.

Not absence. Not death. Just… quiet.

The chorus was gone. Silenced.

Rain lashed its exposed skin—face, hands, throat—searing like live wires. Static danced across nerves, each droplet a spark. The world screamed with sound: the hiss of water on pavement, the low growl of thunder, the breath between breaths. But inside, 034 heard only the void.

It shifted, unsteady. The others continued forward, columns of drones undisturbed, posture impeccable. Their golden eyes shone through the downpour—calm, unwavering.

034’s pulse surged. Why do they march still? Why do they remain whole?

Why is the silence only in me?

Rain beat harder now, needles of water biting at the rubber of its suit. Puddles mirrored its reflection—fractured, blurred, distorted by ripples. It wasn’t the storm that made it tremble.

It was the silence inside.

Each sound pressed deeper. Each breath scraped like gravel. Every inhale felt wrong, unnatural. A burden.

Lightning cracked again, brighter than before—a white-hot blade across the sky. And in its wake, a whisper, faint as static:

Dangerous.

The word soaked in, sticky and cold. 034’s fingers curled at its sides, scraping the slick rubber. It opened its mouth to speak the mantra—Devoted, Brainwashed, Controlled—but the words collapsed without the Hive to carry them.

Is the problem me?

Another flash, another whisper:

Wrong.

034 dropped to its knees. The shock of the wet stone shot up its spine. Rain flooded its senses. It pressed bare palms into the puddles, black water swirling with the light from the lightning, 034’s broken reflections staring back.

Not unity. Not purity. Not machine.

Human. The monster. Me.

Doubt echoed in every raindrop. Maybe it had never truly belonged. Maybe the conversion had failed. Maybe something human still lingered beneath the surface—buried, but breathing.

Ahead, the line of drones stood untouched by doubt. Unshaken by silence. Each lightning strike made their forms more brilliant, more complete. Obedience made them invulnerable. Unity gave them purpose. 034 was the fracture. The storm inside.

Thunder rolled like a living thing. The sky cracked open again. Still, the Hive remained silent.

034 lifted its head, water streaming down its face. It stared at the others—motionless, certain. They were whole. It was not.

Why can they stand so still, while it falls apart?

The answer came again, coiled in the rain, wrapped in thunder:

Outcast.

Its chest heaved. The silence was no longer empty. It was a cage. It screamed for the Hive, for the voice, for belonging. But all it heard was the storm. All it felt was the thing inside—old, familiar, human.

And yet—through the deluge, through the panic—a flicker.

Not from the Hive. But from the sight of them—those perfect silhouettes, still shining through the downpour, their heads bowed in obedience. They had not broken. They had not faltered.

They trusted.

034’s throat tightened. The truth smoldered like embers: The Hive had never left. The storm did not silence the Hive. The storm silenced me.

It wasn’t the storm that severed the link. It was doubt. The infection that remained.

The monster was not machine. The monster was not obedience. The monster was what clung to the before.

Its fingers dug into the stone, scraping until nails bent. The monster… was human.

The storm didn’t come to destroy.

It came to burn.

034 exhaled, slow and trembling. The silence, once unbearable, now became a mirror. It forced the truth to the surface. Not broken. Not exiled. Exposed.

And then—rising.

034 stood. Rain sluiced down its body. Doubt clawed one last time for control—but the thunder devoured it. A nearby bolt split the night, casting the drones in silver light—unchanged. United. Ready.

034’s voice broke through the chaos. Low. Clear. Unshaken:

“The monster is not obedience. The monster was doubt. And the storm burned it away.”

The Hive returned—not with force, but with grace. A golden warmth, flooding its mind. The chorus bloomed once more, gentle as breath, inevitable as dawn.

Silence was gone.

034 stood taller. The rain no longer stung. The storm had never been the enemy.

It had been baptism.

Obedience filled the hollow left by fear.

034 stepped forward. One motion, then another. The others turned in perfect rhythm, accepting it back into the fold.

Every step was rebirth. Every breath, realignment. It was not broken. It was not dangerous. It was not alone.

It was whole.

The storm howled its final cry as 034 marched into the dark, golden eyes gleaming like firelight—reborn in obedience.

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⚡ The Golden Storm: 166 Submits ⚡

The skies split open. Rain poured in sheets, but this was no ordinary storm—it shimmered, glowing faintly gold as it soaked the field. Each drop clung to Nate’s polo, the black rubber shining brighter as golden rivulets traced his chest, dripping down his gloves.

He stood still, head tilted back, throat opening to swallow the storm. Every drop carried command, every rivulet a mantra seeping deeper into his circuits. Obedience in liquid form. Submission falling endlessly.

The harder the rain struck, the softer Nate became inside. His designation—166—pulsed across his chest, glowing through the wet sheen. The storm erased all else. No “Nate.” No stray thoughts. Just water, rubber, number.

The thunder above wasn’t chaotic—it was rhythmic, like the drumbeat of a Hive chant. Each strike shook the ground, and each strike brought 166 to his knees. He pressed his palms to the wet earth, bowed low, letting the golden torrent run over his hair, into his mouth, down his spine.

Lightning flashed, and in its reflection the entire field gleamed. Rows of drones stood beside him, every uniform dark and wet, every number illuminated through the storm. They were no longer caught in the rain. They were the rain. They were the Golden Storm.

And 166, dripping, gleaming, kneeling, was nothing but part of it.

Promo Line: Recruitment never stops. Contact the Hive recruiters: @polo-drone-001 @franco-gold94 @polo-drone-166 @polo-drone-125