Can You Feel The Mountains Tremble นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Arvana’s smile widened… But before anyone could move, the mountain shook again. It wasn’t like the first one..this one felt like an earthquake— The ground split under our feet as a strange sound began to stirr up. What the hell was happening?!! Then a deafening howl echoed from the depths of the mountain—a sound so ancient and terrible that every one on that cliff instinctively took a step back. Even Arvana. Even me. What was that?! What had we done? That sound…it was like something had awakened…

His breath catches beside me, his eyes flashing storm-blue, and his hand tightening around mine like he already knows what’s coming. And then the earth answers all the questions we have in our minds. It is subtle at first. A soft, almost melodic hum beneath my feet. Then the earth feels like it is groaning. Far in the distance, I can feel it, not hear, but feel, the angry growl of a volcano stirring awake. The oceans lurch forward and the tides start retreating unnaturally before crashing back in reverse. “We need to get to Rowan and Ezra,” I say, wings flickering behind me.

His mind raced with thoughts of the impending wedding and ensuring every corner of the kingdom was secure and prepared for the celebration. Suddenly, without warning, the ground beneath them began to tremble. It started as a subtle rumble, barely noticeable, but quickly escalated into a violent shaking. The tremors originated from the nearby lake, where the waters churned unnaturally, spilling over its banks in chaotic waves. The earth itself seemed to convulse, sending shockwaves through the kingdom of Burak.

Luca barked, determination blazing in his eyes. Her tears fell harder. "You'll die if you try". His lips pressed into a thin line, but even across the divide she saw it, that unshakable fire in him, the same fire that made men bow and enemies tremble. Still, the earth groaned beneath them, trembling as though alive.. Rocks cracked and fell into the abyss, swallowed instantly by the hissing water. The mountain was no longer safe. Something unnatural had awakened. And they were caught in its wrath.

"No one can get close to that light without being incinerated." I didn't listen. I walked toward the edge of the ruin. My feet moved with a certainty that terrified me. The mountain was humming again, a low-frequency vibration that rattled my teeth. *Claim it,* the mountain whispered. Not in my mind, but in the marrow of my bones.

And Selene, trying to conceal her satisfaction with being led away. “I'm sorry,” I whispered, unsure whom I was saying it to, Andrew or the moon goddess or myself. Kael’s hold on her tightened. “Time to go home, little bride.” “That’s when the ground began to shake.” Tremors, small at first, like distant thunder. Then stronger. More intense. The type of shaking which caused wolves to stumble and look about, confused. “What is that?” asked one of Kael’s warriors. The tremors intensified into quakes. Birds burst from the trees in frightful groups.

she was starting to worry. He pulled back to look at her, he shook his head. "Tell me what you're feeling," she was concerned. He drew a long breath, his jaw clenched, he shook his head. He was vulnerable, she was seeing a different side of him, he loosened his grip, he didn't realize he was holding her too tightly.