A City Without Walls Novels & Stories

Though it was not a bustling city by any standards, it was not considered backward either. James and Walganus appeared outside the city. The city walls were hundreds of meters high, and they were constructed using black granite. On the walls, many soldiers patrolled the area, and the huge city gate was firmly shut. There was not a single person on the streets of the city. James and Walagnus did not simply barge into the city. Instead, after descending from the sky and landing steadily on the ground, they headed toward the city gates. Before they could approach the city gates, however, they were discovered by the patrolling guards.

No point in being overconfident. Evening drew close. We paused on a hill overlooking the city, which was a couple of hours away. It looked the same. Flowery. Another sign to be cautious. There were no walls and no towers to watch for approaching enemies. How did the city intend to defend itself against attack? They knew monsters were abroad, but apparently they weren’t worried. It didn’t make sense. Unless they had a way of protecting themselves they were keeping a secret.

"There's 4 Major Bases in Edrinon during the Zombie Apocalypse, which is the G city in East, L city in West, S city in South & the Imperial Capital. While there's some cities that become small bases and that's B city, C city, M city & Q City and this 4 cities will also be a safe cities but they cannot compare to Imperial city defence fortress." Nian Zhen look at his son as he open his mouth and asked, "Then what are you planning to do?" "I would move to the N city one month before it begins. The prison in the N city is the strongest fortress in the world besides the capital, so i decided to settle there."

These details, specific to Martial City, gave him a clearer picture of what to expect. He knew that once he reached the city, he could not afford to remain too closely associated with Laura. A stranger suddenly getting close to a Larsson family member would undoubtedly draw unwanted attention. When they finally arrived at North City, Felix was struck by its open and bustling atmosphere. It was not confined by city walls or guarded gates like some other places. They entered with ease, blending into the flow of people on the busy streets. The city felt strangely familiar to Felix, with people going about their daily lives. However, the noticeable lack of cars was a stark difference from the ca

So when there is a rogue incursion, it’s the humans and the witches who suffer, their deaths a siren alerting the wolves, pushing us into action so that we can protect “the greater community.” The only difference between Moon River City and Crescent City is that they made their walls out of concrete and stone instead of houseprices and redlining. Regardless of how the forest came to be along the outer wall of the big city, as I pass out of the inner ring, into the wide open spaces of the larger ring, I feel my body calm knowing I’m far enough away that Calyx won’t find me before I get lost in the woods. I just need to find a way to block my scent so he doesn’t find me.

“I can’t understand why you’d risk yourself like this. What could possibly be so important?” He wanted to rage at her, but it wasn’t safe. Just because he couldn’t see anyone peering out at them from any number of windows facing the street, that didn’t mean there weren’t eyes on them. Wasn’t that what he been taught to assume, always, as a royal? That there were always eyes? It was only in places like the Hermitage that he could be sure he was truly on his own. That was the true purpose of guards and walls. Above and beyond the relative few who liked to make threats that were usually idle, it was to ensure some small shred of privacy. Without them, he would have none.

" Annabelle thought. "So, after the path, we'll get to the city. There is a big liftgate that is always down anyway. All the guests are welcome, despite it looking a little extra fortified. That is the reasons for other of its names, "The walled city." It is surrounded by a very tall wall, but of course, you could tell by the name." He slightly blushed. "Now you've mentioned three names, but told me just about two of them. Why is it the City of Dreams?"

I hadn't thought over what I’d wear, after all usually Mom had my clothes sorted. Although the majority of the city was part of our pack, there were others who resided here; humans, mages, and fae. Being the middle city, the capital, we were the home to many, but along with that status and privilege, the risk was always heightened. I ran my fingers through my hair as a sharp wind blew and I turned my attention towards the outer wall. The wall that had been destroyed two months ago had been resurrected and I knew it had been reinforced.

I raised my brows and cleared my throat to heed what he will say. "Yeah, outside this city is dying, our family is infected with melancholy and mayhem and inside the borders barely will experience the misery outside the separators" He replied with his eyes laying at the window. The crowd outside the diner is gaining more citizens on the pavement - siege the window like ivies on the fences. Sounds of Winter City raise its volume of vehicles and city crowds. This place is a definition of a metropolis. We casually talk in our spot as the city gain more chimes while waiting for our order to be settled on the table.

While the Novas seem content to remain living in the past – preserving ancient buildings, outdated traditions and muddy forests – Tartarus was built with only strength in mind. The city’s towering border walls keep out any undesirables, and the few that slip through the cracks are dealt with in short order. The poorest members of the pack are kept well out of sight and out of mind; living beneath the streets in the sprawling underground chambers which made up the civilizations of old – before the modern city was built overtop them, of course.