Cave Tablet Alex Caves Novels & Stories

Travis said, looking at him. "I think I got something," Alex replied, passing him his tablet.

Glen ruffled his hair and still with his saber in hand he entered the cave first followed closely by Steven, then Cassy, then finally Adrian who ensured their back. When Glen reached the end of the cave hallway that led them into the first large room, he exclaimed, "This is... Impossible... This place looks like an outpost." Indeed, the room where the four of them had just arrived had a huge table in its center, and there were maps with circles and crosses on it that were displayed on the walls and it was undoubtedly maps used to conduct battles.

“It started when Alex gave me permission to explore the passageways,” Cassidy said. “I’ve dedicated my life to our history. These tunnels beneath the oldest building in our world were irresistible to me.” “Alex loves history too,” I reminded her. “I’m surprised he’s not here with you.” “He has a touch of claustrophobia,” Cassidy explained. “He entered the passageway near the bathroom with me once and had to leave in just a few minutes.” I didn’t know Alex was claustrophobic. But a powerful man like him would hide anything he perceived as a weakness.

The walls shifted from carved to natural cavern—raw rock veined with silver lines that pulsed faintly. Ash slowed. “This isn’t mapped,” he muttered. Isabella stepped into the cavern first. And the world shifted. The Axis Chamber The cavern opened into something vast. Circular. Ancient. At its center stood a stone pillar etched with markings older than wolf language. The air vibrated with quiet power. And above the pillar—hovering just slightly off the ground—was a shard of black crystal. Cracked. Alive. It pulsed once. Isabella inhaled sharply.

From the looks on their faces, it doesn't seem like they found anything worthwhile. "Well?" Alec asks anyway. Elena shakes her head. "It was only a bunch of those bioluminescent bugs lighting up the cave. It didn't even lead anywhere. It's really shallow." "I found a weird cactus." Damon scratches his neck. Alec lightly elbows me. "Tell them." "There's an obelisk," I say, unable to stop my hands from gesturing wildly. "It looks super tall." Hank's eyes widen. "What? Where?"

Alex sat, his back to the wall, breathing heavily. He checked his foot, moved it closer, and twisted it back; he half-yelled from the sudden pain. But that made it better, at least he could manage to walk. The inside of the cave was dark, only tiny bits of light seeping through the cracks. The rain had stopped, and the sun was already out, drying the ground. Alex could tell through the light that seeped into the cracks of the cave.

I didn’t think there was any normal-sized animal here – remembering Lawrence who was a seven feet tall rabbit that talks. I dropped the few sticks and dried leaves near the entrance of the cave that I picked up along the way, and took a look around the small cave. There were a few old decaying books littered at the end of the cave, a candle unlit for who knows when, a few dirty Erlenmeyer flasks – some others were broken. A rag was placed underneath it as if to protect the books from the dirt that hasn’t gotten to the books – ironic as it is. “Hello.”

Crickets and owls could be heard calling in the distance, making the atmosphere not too quiet. Behind the boulder, a table and a pair of chairs with tablecloths are neatly arranged, on top of whichare a bottle of wine, a glass filled with candles and a vase redrose. I looked back at Alex in disbelief. Alex smiled my expression and sat me down. "Alex, this is really too much ... " I said with a big smile, really impressed. "For you, Cara-bear, nothing is too much." For a split second I saw the strange expression on Alex's face it was covered by his handsome smile.

She smiled, but politely declined his offer and slipped into the cave beside him. “This used to be my solitude and comfort back when I was younger.” He added the final detail to his exposition and watched as Alexandra explored the cave’s insides with her eyes. Surprise and astonishment were literally written all over her face as she took in the interior of the cave. Bluish walls and clear white water below her feet. On the walls, different types of scribbles had been written there, made visible by the moonlight that shone right through the opening of the cave, descending into the white water below and creating a heavenly mirage of the cave.

In other words, the two sides of the cave were two completely opposite worlds. Or it could be said that the entrance of the cave was the sky, the top of the grave was the sky, and the bottom of the hole was also the sky! "What... what the hell is going on? Where is this?" Velocisaurus asked in disbelief. "This is my tomb." Samuel smiled, "Don't tell me you didn't notice that all the wooden tablets have names on them but the first tomb doesn't have a name? Evidently, this is prepared for me."