Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

Jennifer asked. “There is a problem with the mine and we haven’t done any charity work since I’ve launched new lines.” I repeated myself. “Hmm…” Jennifer was thinking. “We can do a charity event as long as it is on our land here. There are enough warriors that it would be okay. As for the mine, where is it located?” Jaxson was trying to meet me halfway but still keep us safe. “Midwest area. I have a connection I will call and have them check it out for me. I have used him in the past if issues arose and he does good work.” I said as I pulled up my email to send to him.

Before we start the journey of our lead, let's meet the people that will give us some fun. Also, I'll be using (') to indicate thoughts. KANATHA TRION Kanatha is also known as Gulf Lewis. A 19-year-old beautiful young man. His hair is long and really beautiful for a man. There's a reason behind his long hair that we will find out soon. He was born a Trion but his identity was snatched away from him because of a bad past that caused him to lose his true family. Secrets about himself will soon be revealed.

Adrian would not be the man she knew if he had not acted the way he did. They got back into the car, and Rozi took the wheel. Adrian then asked, "Where's the mine, Whitney? I need you to take us there." "It's right up ahead. You'll see it when we reach the mountainside." Adrian nodded, and the car hurried along. *** There was a man-made cave on the hilltop of Greenheart Mountain. There was a railway track inside, which was used by the miners. The mine was abandoned after its resources were depleted.

"Send two alive and one butchered, then." "Yes boss."

When he finally spoke, his voice was grim. “I know of the geothermal plant he’s talking about.” My heart stopped. “You do?” “It was built decades ago to power an old salt mine about fifty miles from here. The mine was abandoned in the seventies, and the plant was shut down not long after. The mine entrances were filled with concrete, and the whole area was sealed off.” He turned back to us. “If the facility is anywhere, it would be there. They must have gotten the plant running again, maybe even found a way to reopen parts of the mine.”

I’ve made a new friend, and I really like Hailee. I try to keep myself busy for the rest of the day while frequently checking my phone for calls or messages from Cassian. I don’t receive anything. I check social media, but he isn’t active, or he wasn’t under his name. I settle for Googling him, but there’s little to find—just basic information. I’m not surprised; families like the Covington’s usually control what information is available online, and my own family is similar—only details my father deems acceptable are public.

I grabbed him by the shoulder and whispered into his ear. “We need to talk, now.” He scoffed and began to walk away from the crowd. I followed him, until we reached a secluded area. “What the hell is this? Who the hell is Diana? She isn’t your daughter, is she?” Fenrir grinned. “I didn’t think you were this smart, but no, you are slightly wrong. She is my illegitimate daughter and lived as a slave within my house hold.” My eyes grew wide as I looked at him with anger in my eyes.

“The mines produce—” “Silver. Iron. And gunpowder.” Borin’s voice was gravel in a still room. “Saltpeter caves. Sulfur pits. Charcoal kilns. The waste from those places poisoned the water. Killed the people.” He looked at each silk-lined noble. “Your horses don’t come home coughing yellow.” Elira’s quill hovered above her notes. At the window, back to the room, Thane stood motionless. Watching the mountains. In weeks, he’d learned this wounded land better than men who’d owned it for generations.

she said confidently. John fell silent, reluctantly accepting her statement. He glanced at Henry and spoke cautiously, "So, Dad, since the results have been confirmed, who will take over as the new heir?" Henry's expression tightened, revealing his unease. "Don't forget, this baby has a heart defect and six fingers. If that becomes known, it will cast a shadow over our family. Besides, I can't provide a satisfactory explanation to anyone." To put it plainly, this child was not considered an acceptable heir.

Elise said. She spread a sketch on the table—not a proper map, a working sketch made from her own observation and the scouting she had been doing for the past month. The mine complex had an entrance, well-guarded. It also had the old mining tunnels that predated Lena's occupation—the access routes that had been used by whatever operation had originally worked the mine and had been abandoned when the mine itself was abandoned. Overgrown now, not maintained, but structurally sound in the sections Elise had been able to assess from the outside.