Novel & Cerita Appalachian Mountains At Night

But I can’t exactly ask how much longer it will take because I couldn’t get a word out with the wind in my face, and that’s if Alex and Rita could even hear me. When it feels like I can’t hold on any longer, the tree line breaks revealing a valley nestled between two mountains. Beyond them, on top of a hill obscured by their view, arises smoke. We must be close. When we clear the valley, a world beyond my wildest imagination opens up before me. Upon first glance, it looks like any rural town in deep Appalachia. Only werewolves live here, not people. Crazy. There are a lot of people outside mingling in the open, and at first, I can’t tell if that’s normal or if it’s because we’re approaching.

Vogel Neural Research Hub – Chilean Andes – 0200 Hours The Andes cut through the night sky like broken glass, jagged peaks silhouetted against stars that seemed close enough to touch at this altitude. The air was thin enough to make every breath deliberate, cold enough to turn exhaled vapor into crystalline fog that could betray their position to thermal scanners. Eli Reeves adjusted his night-vision goggles, the world transforming into a landscape of green-tinged shadows and heat signatures that painted the mountainside in ghostly detail.

“You’ll be safe.” I nodded and looked out the window. It was growing foggy, and we were starting to reach a higher elevation. I could see mountains in the distance through the fog, which looked gorgeous. I would never think that vampires lived in them. We pulled over a couple of times to use the bathroom and eat. I offered to drive a few times to give him a break, but he refused. Once we reached a more mountainous area, we pulled over to take in the view. It was the most breathtaking view I had ever seen. We saw a valley of water going around the bottom of the mountains and the stars sparkled so much.

Nick~ Harley and I walk with Lauren and Cass to the water's edge. The sky over the lake is a deep shade of purple with puffs of clouds here and there. Perfect beams dance on the waves from a bright yellow moon high in the veil. The Sauther mountains are now in full view; the black mounds stand bold against the plum sky bordering the lake. I've never seen anything like it! As far as you can see, the mountainside is lit with the soft glow of homes built on its ledges.

I sat in the back seat of the car, my fingers nervously tapping against my thighs as the vehicle made its way through the winding roads of the mountain landscape. The scenery outside was breathtaking, with lush greenery and towering peaks stretching as far as the eye could see.The last rays of the sunlight, still lingering here and there was making it look more magical. More mysterious. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the sky exploded into a riot of colors, with hues of orange, pink, and purple blending together in a dazzling display. The mountains were now silhouetted against the sky, their dark shapes contrasting sharply with the colorful background.

Lucas narrows his eyes, he has never hear Douglas speak before. He must really be scared. " It is dangerous to travel in the dark", Tobi replies, he crouches on the ground and traces the dirts with his fingers. " indeed, traveling at night is very dangerous, we travel by day and hide by night", Tarah suggests, she picks the sharpened wood twirling around as her weapon. Lucas leans against the truck, he frown and glances at Emily. Smelling something awful, he glance around, sniffing the air.

It was nearly twilight when we reached the second highest peak of the mountain. “That was smooth,” cheered Alex, running across the place and shouting randomly just for the fun of hearing his echo ricochet all over the area, while the rest of us sat down, thoroughly haggard by the climb. My body was aching strenuously, that I couldn’t even muster the energy to get up and sit. As I laid on the jagged rocky surface, I viewed the glamourous sight of dusk, the orange light of the sun being enveloped by the darkness of the night and the minuscule stars emerging out from within the blackness.

Staying up until dawn and watching the sunrise was completely feasible. So, everyone truly spent the night awake on Mount Turtle Back, eating barbecue, singing songs, and partying until the early hours of the next day. Before sunset yesterday, other hikers could occasionally be seen descending the mountain. After sunset until the sky began to brighten, Charlie didn't see anyone else appear.

He then realized that it really was as quiet as Kat had described, devoid of any sounds one would expect to hear up in the mountains Kat tugged on his sleeve and looked around endlessly. "Mona told me that there's always birds and critters in the mountains, which she used to catch and cook… But I'm hearing nothing at all." "Haha! Our princess is getting worried!" One of the Mystic Sky Guild elites laughed. "It's going to be dark soon. The birds and the critters would be staying in their nests for dinner!" "Hah! Don't you know that some animals only hunt at night? Like…" Kat trailed off before yelling out loud, "Cougars!"

Night was always the time when everything happened. From dark supernatural forces roaming the world, to vampires lurking in every corner of the streets and most importantly, those who found pleasure in the nightlifes. Those whose only solace were clubs, bars, and joint houses. And let's not forget, notorious gang members were said to enjoy prying on the weak at night out in the streets. In one word, the night harbored everything bad and evil; which was the gang members, vampires and demons. Only two out of those didn't exist in this world we live in except for the gang members of course. Let's face it, this was reality anyways.