Blind Eye Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

Our bleeding hands no longer felt agony, as if we had become lifeless life beings. Unfortunately, inanimate lifeforms or constructs tend to stop working when their power source runs out. That is exactly what transpired. My vision became blurry, and my hands gradually lost their grip on the string. And then I fell. My thoughts alerted me that I was about to fall, but I had lost the desire to hold on. For the first time since beginning my descent, I simply allowed the dark void engulf me as I relaxed my body. I could see another figure descending in the same manner as myself right above me. I definitely wanted to save him, but my body remained still.

My eyelids begin to close , my body prepares to shut down. I feel my body drop to the ground , I feel the gravel from the ground pierce my knees , hands and arms. However , I feel nothing except the tiredness that causes me to close my eyes. I hear footsteps nearing me – trying my best to pry my eyes open I catch glimpses of the shoes that are in front of my vision.

I looked down at the arrow before falling hard to the ground. I blinked at the moon, eyes teary, body weak. I could see my blood and, slowly, my eyes closed.

My eyesight began to play tricks on me, and the images in front of me began to blur together as if I were looking at a freshly painted painting doused with water, merging all the colors into one big, disgusting blur. I tried to scream, but my voice stuck in my throat as if a bile stopped there and started to spread, cutting me off the air supply. I raised my hands to my throat and tried to catch my breath, but less and less oxygen was getting into my lungs. I panicked and closed my eyes for a moment, not noticing the roots protruding from the soil, and I stumbled with my foot, falling with a crash onto a pile of brushwood placed above a massive hole in the ground.

I blink, my head is throbbing, I can hear a distant calling of my name. I try to move my lips, but instead I start to fall... I start to fall into the deep abyss of darkness. "Blaze!" Is what I hear before I finally black out. • • • •

Alpha Blake urges, looking down at me, his big blue eyes looking down on me, but his face felt like is was spinning within my sightline, as I stumble. “Dammit.” He mumbles, as he lifts me, throwing me over his shoulder in a far from flattering lift. Something close to a fireman’s lift. And he carries me with ease, like the weight of me was nothing at all to him; even maintaining the speed in which he had been marching on. Yet, my eyes struggling to stay open, just seeing the blurry vision on his back now, before I see black…

I could see to a certain extent at least, make out the faint outlines of things even, and my grandfather’s running form, which was about to disappear down the first bend in the long hallway. If the lights came on suddenly, two things would happen. The first was that my irises would be almost entirely swallowed up by my pupils, which had grown to accommodate an ungodly amount of light even in a space where there was none, while the second was that I would without a doubt go blind. Temporarily, at least, until I figured out how to heal my fried eyes. It was amazing how so much of Body Work happened to be instinctual. Thankfully, I wasn’t expecting the lights to come on within the next couple o

He calmly raised one hand and used just one of his fingers to touch her forehead very gently, almost like a caress. The moment his finger made contact with her skin, Bana was completely frozen in place as if her entire body had been turned to stone. She could not move a single muscle or even blink her eyes. And then before anyone watching could even blink or process what was happening, the ground directly beneath Bana's feet suddenly gave way and opened up like a mouth. The stone floor cracked and split apart, creating a deep hole. And Bana dropped straight down into that hole, falling into the darkness below and disappearing from sight completely.

I locked my other hand on the ground and braced for the worst. The elevator shuddered again.Then plummeted. The scream caught in my throat as gravity tore at my insides. We were falling. Not in a slow motion now, but actually falling. Everything became a blur, Caleb’s body bounced slightly and I gripped his head tighter, pressing him down as best as I could. I slammed my own elbow into the floor to brace myself, pain shooting up to my arm. Sparks flew from the control panel. The ceiling panels groaned. Something snapped.

technique at a minimum level. As Long Chen started to walk, everyone around him fell to their knees due to the sudden increase in gravity. Even those observing from the second floor felt an indistinct pressure affecting their balance. Surprised by this, they noticed that it all started when Long Chen moved and began to pay him full attention.