Can You Feel The Mountains Tremble นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"And it's not joyful." The earth trembled more violently. Power and smoke clouded the air. Loud and frigid, a voice rumbled from deep under the earth. "Who has the right to ruin my crown?" We exchanged looks. The mountain then roared.

But there's something inside me that won't let fear take. The ground trembles again, and this time the vibrations cause all of us to break from our stance. We feel the stress of each tremor in our very core, almost as if they are rippling through the air like a celestial warning. Fear begins to overtake us all as we realize that something more is happening here; something bigger than we can comprehend. All around us, people scramble, trying to make sense out of what is happening and board up whatever little safe havens they have left.

“I’m not going to be the one to attack you. I made a promise to Dun. I won’t physically get involved or he’ll have a heart attack.” She went to sit on a large rock, legs crossed as if excited to watch a show. “I'll let the other part of me handle you guys.” Before Damaris could process her words properly, the earth shook beneath them. Trees weaved at the brutal wind, some crushed. Then came a sound, a guttural rumble that vibrated the core of the earth. The air shifted. Heads turned. Hearts dropped. Eyes widened. At each approaching thud, the earth trembled. The rogues shifted without knowing, sweat soaking their skins. All trembling as their hands tightened on their weapons.

**Chapter Forty-Four** The sound rolled across the mountains like a living thing. It wasn’t just a howl. It was deeper. Heavier. Ancient in a way that made the air itself feel old. Rose felt it vibrate through her bones as the echo traveled across the forest. The ground beneath her feet trembled faintly, pine needles shifting along the forest floor. Her breath caught in her throat. Kael stood beside her, perfectly still. Aldric had gone rigid.

Naomi asked. The others trued to calm him but there was nothing they could do, moreover they knew he was wasn't lying. "Do any of you know how we could wake either of them up. Is there any mention of something like this ever happening." Charles asked. They should their heads and he grit his teeth in anger. This was not what he was expecting. As if things were not worse enough, the mountain suddenly began to violently shake. They had troubles trying to balance their feet's, some fell and some held on. The moment they felt that everything was over, the worse suddenly began.

The ground shook before it arrived. It wasn't lightly. Not like distant thunder rolling across the mountains. The earth violently trembled beneath our feet, sending cracks racing through the frozen soil like dark veins splitting apart the world itself. Snow slid from the branches overhead. Birds burst from the trees in frantic waves. Every instinct inside me screamed. Run. This time there was no warning. No eerie silence before danger appeared. No careful footsteps circling the edge of the forest. No patient predator studying us from the shadows.

It was beautiful—too beautiful for a place like this. My breath hitched as the music reached its chorus, and in an instant, the world around us trembled. A cry—piercing, guttural, filled with sorrow—rang through the mountains. The earth beneath us quivered, trees groaned as if whispering in fear, and the towering peaks in the distance shuddered under an unseen force. Koen's hand gripped my arm, firm and protective, his breath sharp as he fixed his gaze ahead. Sinundan ko ang tingin niya at napaatras sa nakita.

But there was no escaping it—not anymore. And as she stood there, lost in her own thoughts, the ground beneath her feet began to tremble. At first, it was subtle—a slight vibration, almost imperceptible. But then, the tremors grew stronger, the earth beneath her shaking with increasing force. The rift—was it reopening? She gasped, her heart racing as she staggered backward, her hand shooting out to steady herself against the nearest pillar. The sensation of the ground shifting beneath her feet was familiar, but now, it was worse—far worse.

With a shockwave, dreadful energy exploded forth, sending absolute chaos across the air. The clash transformed the swords and daggers duelling in the air to dust, and the roaring wave it created inside the mountain caused the mountain as a whole to tremble. It was impossible for those nearby not to question if an earthquake had just occurred. Some others even reported seeing the mountain briefly move before it settled down. They massaged their eyes, convinced that they were hallucinating. There were fissures in the walls and the ground everywhere the shockwave travelled because of the intense pressure they were under.

He simply walked to the rock face, still streaked with old snow, and placed his bare hands against the stone. He closed his eyes. The family held its breath. This was the moment. The point of no return. For a long time, nothing happened. The wind screamed. The mountain was silent. Then, a low, deep hum began. It wasn't coming from Kael. It was coming from the mountain itself. A vibration that travelled up through the soles of their feet, a resonant, ancient note that made their bones ache. Kael’s body went rigid. His head fell back, his mouth open in a silent cry. His hands seemed to fuse with the stone.