Novel & Cerita Can You Feel The Mountains Tremble

I can feel something. There it is again. The strong vibration. It feels like a small earthquake. My heart starts to beat fast, almost in my ears. I beckon to Sahari to stand beside Carlos and me, but she's just looking around in fright. I put a hand on the top of the tunnel, trying to see if I'm indeed feeling this right. And that's when the rocks above start to shake more violently, giving way and raining down on all of us.

He would not hesitate to kill them if they crossed his path. Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh! Power surged into the void as Adrian and Tyron raced forward with urgency. In the distance, a tremendous force erupted with a deafening roar. People around were startled. “Look over there! Something seems to be shaking in the distance!” someone exclaimed. The crowd was intrigued, noticing that the golden mountain in the distance appeared to be trembling uncontrollably. “This is no ordinary peak,” an elderly man with white hair remarked. Others nodded in agreement.

​The response from the planet was not a mechanical activation; it was a slow, tectonic waking. As Leo and Liam pressed their glowing, golden palms into the frozen, jagged granite of the cliffside, the mountain didn’t just shake—it exhaled. A low, subterranean groan vibrated through the soles of my boots, a sound that felt like the planet’s very ribcage settling into place. The "Living Fortress" we had spent months painstakingly carving with fire and sweat was no longer just a collection of cold tunnels and silent stone; it had become a nervous system. We were no longer living in the mountain; we were living on a god that was finally opening its eyes.

Even a brainless farmer would know something was wrong here. Then, suddenly, the ground trembled. Jeremy stumbled sideways, letting out a startled yelp. The horses neighed wildly behind us. “Wh–What’s happening?!” he barked, fighting for balance. I stood still, unmoved. Of course, they knew we were here. The shaking grew worse. Loose rocks slid down from nearby ridges. A deep hum echoed from within the mountain, like the growl of something ancient awakening. And then just as quickly as it started, it stopped.

My breath came in thick clouds, my chest burning from the run. Suddenly, the entire mountain began to rumble. A deep, thundering roar echoed from the earth. I looked up in horror. A wall of snow that had been building for decades on the peak was collapsing. A massive silver wave of destruction was screaming down the mountainside, blocking out the sky. Fear, cold, and a crushing sense of finality filled my lungs.

The powerful soundwave shook the mountain, and the roar was so thunderous that it could be heard resonating. The eardrums of Kai and Terence, who were fleeing for their lives, were crushed by the quake, and they bled profusely from their noses. “Ahh!” they cried as they curled up on the ground hugging their heads and convulsing involuntarily. Kayson had added a touch of mind expansion in the Titanium Leo-roar, so the soundwave attack had basically shaken Kai and Terence into fools. Penta-sun Doyen, Lionel, and Gary fell to the ground with pale faces and trembling legs.

“It feels like a trap.” “It is a trap,” I said. “But it is also the only place he could be.” Bryan stepped forward. “We go together.” But before we could take another step, the ground shook violently. A deep cracking sound split the air. “Move!” Dorian shouted. The ridge beneath our feet splintered and broke. The mountain roared with a force that shook every bone in my body. Rocks exploded outward. Dust filled my lungs. The ground shattered into separate paths like a puzzle tearing itself apart.

Then, the loud noise made them temporarily deaf. Bang! On the other hand, those on the ground could feel it most directly. Along with the explosion of the magic ball, the entire mountain was clearly lifted slightly. After that, it returned to its original position at an extremely fast speed, but its body was still trembling slightly. "Miss, what a strong vibration." Chi Meng could also feel the tremors caused by the explosion.

The vibration began in my marrow before it hit the stones. It was a low, primal groan from the roots of the mountain, a sound of ancient gears turning after a thousand years of silence. Then, the world simply heaved. The grand marble floor of the White Palace, already cracked from our fight, buckled upward. A violent tremor threw me onto my side as the stone beneath us split wide, jagged chasms opening like hungry mouths.