Novel & Cerita Can You Feel The Mountains Tremble

Suddenly, the ground began to tremble beneath us. A deep, ominous rumble swept through the valley, setting every instinct inside me on high alert. The mountainside shifted. For a moment, the debris seemed to float in midair-and then, with terrifying speed, it came crashing down. "Watch out!" Faith screamed, and we all instinctively dove aside. Massive boulders thundered into the earth, gouging deep trenches into the ground. The air filled with dust and rubble, blinding us, leaving only ragged gasps and the crashing of falling rocks echoing around us.

I asked him, once again stopping him from leaving. Jacob looked back at me, and I could see hesitation with him wanting to answer my question once again, but I pleaded with him by giving him my puppy dog eyes that Tyler always told me not to give him when I tried to get what I wanted. Finally, Jacob opens his mouth and says to me, “The mountain the castle is built into sometimes gives off what I would call tremors. They don’t last very long, and I assure you that you will get used to them.” “Get used to them?” I asked but he didn’t wait to answer me, as he shut the door to my room, leaving me alone and confused about what the hell was going on here.

The man let out a guttural sound and stumbled backward, clutching his side. Relief crashed into me. My knees nearly buckled. But then the earth began to tremble. The trembling started subtly, like a whisper beneath my feet, but it grew. The trees groaned. Birds screamed and scattered from the branches above. A loud cracking sound echoed across the forest floor. The ground shook so violently I nearly lost my footing, though my legs still refused to move. Dust swirled around me in spirals. Leaves were torn from branches like they were nothing.

Jasmine's POV~ The mountain didn’t stop screaming. It was like stone being shattered into voice — long, guttural, primal. Its tremors ran through the stairway. Dust rained from the ceiling. Cracks raced in all directions along the carved ribs of the corridor. But still, the hands came stretching.

" I screamed. "A thousand!" Maltilda shouted. Immediately water filled the entire training ground and then, they started forming blades and tearing forward. Mountains were collapsing into rumbles and the entire Iceland was shaking form the violent trembling. People started screaming as they could not tell what is causing such commotions that was bringing all the mountians down at once. "Such raw power!" Kurt exclaimed. "It is beautiful and colourful," Tomo admired it. The mountains have all been leveled to rumbles and all the Jeagers security where all looking at me in shock.

I closed my eyes, intending only to rest for a moment. That was when the mountain screamed. The explosion wasn’t loud at first—it was deep. A violent tremor rolled through the walls, rattling the lanterns, shaking dust from the ceiling. The bed lurched beneath me as if the mountain itself had flinched. I shot upright. “What the hell—” Another shockwave followed, closer this time. Something broke below us. I was already moving. Fire sparked instinctively along my veins as I burst from the room, boots slapping against stone corridors. Monks were shouting now trying to figure out what was happening—voices echoing, overlapping, panicked. Mana crackled in the air, sharp and wrong, like static bef

Vaelith feels nausea twist sharply through her stomach. The mountain shakes. Stone cracks violently across the ridge ahead. And somewhere deep beneath them Something enormous begins climbing upward.

"Feel it." Richard hesitated, then pressed his palm against the taut, radiating skin. A violent, rhythmic thud echoed against his hand—not a heartbeat, but a kick, forceful enough to vibrate the ground beneath their boots. "It’s strong," Richard whispered, his eyes wide. "That’s not a child’s kick." "It’s a hunger," Joshua groaned, his eyes rolling back as the entire mountain beneath them began to groan. Rocks shifted, the earth itself undulating in sympathy with the movement inside the womb. "The mountain... it’s waking up because of him."

“It won’t hurt him, not physically. You’re just cutting the line that joins you.” The mountain trembled. Only this time, it did not merely shudder. It convulsed. The impact rolled through the stone with a violence that did not feel like a distant collision but an intrusion, as though something immense had struck the Dominion, forcing its way inward. The floor jolted beneath her, staggering her balance. A low, shuddering roar travelled through the walls, not sound alone but force, a distortion that seemed to bend the air. The seam beside them groaned. Dust spilled in a pale veil. Somewhere far deeper, something ancient answered with a grinding protest.

He absently gazed into the distance and then suddenly stomped his foot onto the ground. A terrifying force erupted from it, and James could sense the force rushing toward the mountain range in the distance. Boom! In an instant, the ground trembled, and the mountains shook. The snow-capped mountain collapsed into itself, and huge rocks rolled to the ground. James' eyes widened in shock and disbelief. ‘W-What kind of monstrous power is this?’