Blind Eye Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

I can hear the click of the Argus camera's iris focusing on my face from twenty feet away—a tiny mechanical sound I should not be able to detect. My fingers catch the edge of the carafe. It tips. Gravity takes it. And in the space between two heartbeats, the world turns viscous—water cresting the rim in a shimmering arc, individual droplets separating, hanging like suspended diamonds. The glass begins its descent with the agonizing slowness of a stone sinking through oil. My arm lashes out. A flicker of silver-threaded muscle, a movement that bypasses conscious thought entirely. I catch the glass an inch from the floor, my fingers wrapping around the crystal with a grip that should have shat

Hopefully, she will make out of the fallen ruins of Alvar before they reach her. But as she pulled the lever, dark spots started dancing in her vision. The poison was showing its effect finally. Her surroundings blurred and her head spun, losing the hold of gravity. She fell on the ground with a thud, a few inches away from the wall that now started to rise, opening the path for her escape. Tears blurred her vision as her breaths started to falter. Her limbs lost the feeling in them for a moment and this scared her. She has to fight back to save herself because if they caught her, she will be killed a thousand times alive. Punching the marble floor in anger, she flattens her palms on the gro

“You are going to bleed to death if you don’t stop being so stubborn.” I opened my mouth to respond to his words but I couldn’t speak because I had to fight to steady myself and keep the darkness that suddenly gathered in my eyes. Blinking and shaking my head didn’t help, it only made me feel dizzier. I didn’t know when I started falling but I knew when he caught and after that, nothing.

The fall was more than something he could control. He couldn’t stop the scream that forced itself out of his mouth as he found himself struggling against the force of gravity. His body hit the window guards from the top most floor and his head also hit one of the opened window glasses and continued downward until it got to the middle floor at the fourth second where it hit another opened glass window, all this slowing down his movement and increasing the pains of his fall. He closed his eyes in anticipation of his death as he continued falling.

Kael’s POV Gravity had abandoned the valley, but the momentum of my life; the sheer, stubborn will to keep Maya did not. I swam through the air, my boots kicking against nothing, ignoring the way the floating boulders and trees tried to block my path. The moon was a massive, unblinking eye filling the sky, and Maya was a tiny, glowing speck drifting toward its pupil. She was losing her shape. Her limbs were blurring, turning into streams of violet light as the pull of the city grew stronger.

"Quagmire of Gravitational Weight." Butcher bared his jagged white fangs in a grim grin. His domain expanded outward in an instant. The air over the square turned thick as molten lead. The newly rescued Silvermoon priests were pinned flat to the ground before they could scream, their bones creaking under the crushing pressure. No warrior below the Fifth Rank could even stay standing within this domain. Eira remained rooted where she stood. The invisible gravity bore down on her shoulders like a towering mountain. Her signature wind essence was sealed entirely, her speed slashed by seventy percent.

The void doesn't just swallow me; it erases the concept of down. I don't scream—screaming requires a throat that hasn't pixelated into a dry, static-filled vacuum. For three seconds of pure, unrendered black, gravity is a forgotten law. Then, the world slams back into existence with the force of a physical blow.

I think I now need a Doctor to check on me. "Rory?" Gresya said in her soft voice. I breathe in deeply. My body feels bad. Lily was right, I feel like I will collapse any moment now. "H-Help. Bring a Doctor in my---," I didn't get to finish my sentence. My eyesight turns blurry. I closed my eyes hoping that I'd get to have my clear eyesight back but it didn't happen. Everything is still blurry. "Rory!" Gresya shouted before I felt myself fall to the floor.

My eyelids were getting heavy and I couldn't hold them open. I fell to the floor and felt myself roll down and over the cliff. My bones cracked and merged and I shifted in mid-air as I fell. With a heavy thud, my body hit the sharp jutting rocks at the bottom of the cliff, it was a great fall. The dark sky and the twinkling stars were the last things I saw before I was enveloped in darkness.

"Where's the faith? Did you think I couldn't come up with the same ideas? I'm just yanking your chain!" Jouri then turned to Frank. "You mentioned that the vial's weight changes according to its contents, if I recall correctly?" Frank nodded. "Exactly. It's almost impossible to erase weight, so while the vial sounds amazing on paper, it's not really that impressive with that drawback." Jouri smiled, shaking her head. "Actually, it's the opposite. As you know, the strength of gravity is based on the mass of an object. "If the vial doesn't remove weight, you've basically acquired a pocket black hole if you put a planetary system inside."