Blind Eye Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

Its struggles only served to force the claws in deeper, and its cries grew even more sorrowful. “Gravity Arts: 200kg Luggage” Aiden quickly activated a technique that was meant to increase his body weight to better his chances of holding on. The use of his technique was immediately seen as the Dusk Basilisk that was threatening to sweep him away with its tail suddenly ceased its actions. It trembled greatly as Aiden suddenly became someone too heavy to carry. “It’s a good thing I learned Gravity Arts.”

But it's so difficult and I begin to wane in energy and focus, my knees trembling and eyes going blurry. Shit, its scream is depleting my energy. I can't influence my body to move and bring me away from this danger. Ugh, I can't seem to hear anything else. Through my blurry vision, I can somehow make out the dark rumbling swarm coming towards me, and I can sense death. Its cry has caught quite a few unfortunate humans.

I picked up the dumbbells from the floor and started swinging them aggressively, hurting my arms in the process. I needed to get my thoughts straight. Then again, I felt sharp in my pain in my eyes. I instantly dropped the dumbbells and they landed on the ground with a thud. My hands shot up straight to my eyes, my fingers scratching roughly on them. Then I opened my eyes and I couldn't see anything again. "Have I turned blind?" I asked myself, panicking. Suddenly, a strong wind began to blow, and when I raised my head up, I could clearly see the dark clouds. Then I checked my surroundings again and everywhere was still dark. I could only see the clouds, nothing else.

My vision blurred, colors bleeding into darkness. I felt myself falling, the floor rushing up to meet me. Then… nothing. Just cold, suffocating darkness swallowing me whole.

the turmoil in my heart continued. Before anyone could stop me, I forced my elbow to press into the mattress, shifting my body weight. Nyra startled, Mira instinctively shielded my side, Doctor Clera raised her hand in concern. But determination drowned out all advice. I lowered my feet to the floor—the cold marble crept up my soles—my knees immediately gave way. The world spun, my voice erupted as a moan. The first step became the last. My vision darkened at the edges. Then gravity took over.

Hard. My vision blurred, then went dark again.

Still, my strength was so strangely drained that I couldn't even straighten my legs. "But I—" Once again, gravity got me. My vision blurred instantly. I forced my eyes open, but what I saw was total darkness that seemed like an eternity. I was trembling to death. All of a sudden, the ground I was standing on cracked and shattered. I fell into the void. I screamed with all my might, but I couldn't hear my own voice. I closed my eyes, wishing everything would end soon. Except... a breeze carrying the fresh scent of leaves and rainforest entered my nostrils.

I wasn’t taking any chances. “I’m blind, dear. I can’t see whatever it is you are trying to hide, and heavens be damned if you think I will let you out of my sight for a split second. If you have every intention to take a shower, you better get to it right now,” I replied, and Vesta sighed in defeat.

The back of my head slammed roughly against a hard surface and a high-pitched whirring sound blocked my vision, I let out a weak groan, my body falling limp. I was disoriented, my vision blurring with each lazy blink, Cold terror seized my chest and I released a shaky breath. It was as if my heart had suddenly stopped beating and all the blood had run up to my head. I groggily attempted to stand, but it felt like my body was made of lead and I was unable to even lift a finger. A single tear slipped out of my eyes, trailing sideways and dropping to the ground. It felt like my insides were being replaced by some kind of black hole, there was a sensation of increasing darkness around the edges

Ellie's POV: My eyes felt heavy as I began to stir. I could feel a cold hard floor beneath me and a distant dripping sound was echoing around me. It slowly started to register that I wasn't in bed or anywhere that seemed familiar. I tried to blink my eyes open, only for them to feel sore to the touch and blurry. Just as I tried to move my hands to rub the blurriness away from my eyes, I could feel they were trapped, bound behind my back with cold, thick chains.