Cast Of The Walls Came Tumbling Down Novels & Stories

'Now take out only one stone. A stone came out from the wall in front of me and a little light shined in. But the ceiling started collapsing. 'Nikolai!' she cried and put the stone back in its place. I looked at the ceiling to make sure it wasn't collapsing anymore. That's when I realized that, with the way the stones were placed, the walls acted as pillars for the dungeon. If they were taken away, the entire thing would start collapsing. 'Hold on, Love. Let me think.'

It sank slightly into the floor with a soft click. “Summer next,” Matthias said, pushing down on the sun tile. Another click. Autumn and winter followed, each tile clicking into place. As the last one was pressed, there was a loud groan, and the walls stopped moving. The ceiling, however, continued its slow descent. “It didn’t work!” Gareth shouted, panic creeping into his voice. “No, it’s just part of it!” I yelled back, looking around frantically. “There’s got to be another step.”

"What the... what was that just now?" Cheng and the rest of his group were shocked to see what just happened. Someone was able to bring down a monster that large with no effort. That is the display of the few people in the world capable of fighting back against the monsters that took over the world. With the small monster remaining on the scene, the soldiers on top of the wall started raining down fire on the group of monsters. "Call on the clean up crew, tell them to get this monster and the other small ones inside. Secure the corpse, set up a perimeter in the area as they get these inside the wall."

If I so much got out of these chains, then Inara would have a one-on-one with Blondie here while I took care of the voodoo bitch. Another loud boom, and this one, much much closer. My soul almost left my body at the rattling sound of a bomb denotating just right outside the room I was locked in. If they shot out another explosive, then these walls would come down at us and none of us would survive. The castle was over five hundred years old for crying out. It would not just be bricks and mortar to come tumbling down, but stones, blood, and souls that died in these very walls.

I also ran to Mom and Dad and that's when I saw Mom who was behind the wall that was falling down and the few workers even said that - "Get out, that wall is about to fall!" "Go away!" "Mom! Dad, go away!" I also said, the mother looked at my height and the wall was about to collapse where she was standing, but the father immediately went to her and hugged her just in case - "MOM! DAD!" I screamed while crying and they were both hit by the wall which completely collapsed. "Berting and Odelia fell through the wall!" People around us panicked. "Call an Ambulance!"

“That’s an eight-hundred-foot crawl through rat piss and rust.” “Then we better start crawling.” --- Inside the culvert, time slowed. Mud caked her elbows. The ceiling scraped her shoulders. Water trickled down from rusted grates above. For a moment, Serena could hear her father’s voice—the one from old memories and forgotten lullabies. “Sometimes the only way to take a castle is to bleed for the walls.” She clenched her jaw. And kept moving. They emerged behind a collapsed section of the fortress wall. And that’s when all hell broke loose.

And the third. Within three minutes, all four gates lay in ruins, their blackened remains coughing smoke into the sky. Sections of the wall buckled and collapsed as high-explosive shells punched through them, raining rubble on the screaming defenders. The Baron staggered back, eyes wide. “They— they cannot—” His voice broke as another tank volley tore a fifty-foot hole straight through the western wall. “This is witchcraft!” Bina’s voice was calm as ice. “Thirty minutes. The city will be ours.”

Hit the limestone. It hissed. The wall started to bubble. To dissolve. The pressure on my back changed. Shifted. The ceiling wasn’t dropping straight down anymore. It was tilting. Toward the weak wall. “NOW!” Dominic roared. I didn’t think. I moved. Threw myself sideways as the section I’d been holding collapsed. Hit the ground rolling, bones snapping, shifting mid-roll. Human. Naked. Bleeding. Broken. The ceiling crashed down where I’d been. Where we’d been.

He says through gritted teeth and my wide eyes land on the bullet again. Gold doesn’t burn me, like silver does to wolves, unless it’s inside me. If these bullets could do even half of what Heath’s drink did to me, I’d be completely incapable of protecting myself. “We need to move.” I tell the group and start rushing down the hall again. Another bomb has the walls of the castle shaking and the floor tumbling beneath our feet. This whole thing is going to come down. I don’t know how much longer it’ll hold. Walls are in shambles, holes in the floor, fire still rising and smoke covering the halls.

A wall of fire exploded outward, flattening guard towers and silencing the last of the watchmen. The fourth detonation came from beneath the tunnels. It collapsed the foundation with surgical precision, splitting concrete like rotten wood. The entire east wing of the base vanished into the earth, and a satisfied sigh left me. I didn’t want Sarah to witness it even though she knew exactly when was happening. And then the final blow: the central support charge. It brought down the roof of the main command hall. Stone. Steel. Fire. For one brief second, the screen froze on Donga’s face as the ceiling came down.