Novel & Cerita Climax Jump

Altair saw a horse eating grass in the field, chained to its feet. "Isn't it too much to tie a horse with a big chain?" asked Altair who was watching the horse from afar. The dazzling sunlight made Altair squint slightly and put his hands on his head. Altair was preparing to jump over the window of a place that was very high for an ordinary human's size when he became Claretta however, now it was very easy for Altair to get down from there, even he can jump from the 100th floor even without the help of Mana Altair jumps very smoothly.

But this wasn't any normal city-- it was completely desolate, abandoned, filled with broken and crumbling buildings that looked like they had been empty for decades, maybe longer. Damon nudged Callie with his nose, getting her attention. ‘Jump,’ he mind-linked. Then he leaped off the cliff without hesitation, his massive body soaring through the air before landing gracefully on his feet far below. Callie didn't think, she just followed. She launched herself off the edge, her body feeling weightless for a brief moment before gravity took over. She landed on all fours with barely a sound, her powerful legs absorbing the impact easily.

He couldn't go up or down. The choice is me, he thought. Everything here is my choice. The only way is up. I must get to that bridge. Nothing else matters. Nothing will. What's important about that bridge? He jumped. The cliff was strong to hold his weight. All he needs was one more jump. He gathers his energy and jumped. The top of the cliff was made from a different type of stone. It crumbled under him.

Her head breaks the surface and my eyes follow her to the secluded shore, accessible only to those of us werewolves who used all our free summer hours learning how to cliff dive. As though on a springboard, I prepare for my dive, jumping several times, closer and closer to the edge. Heights and I are not a thing, which is why I'm out here. The deathly fear I have of jumping always forces me to hyper-focus on getting myself airborne. Cliff jumping means instant mind-clearing.

Drago was completely unaware, so I could hit him with the element of surprise. I summoned up all the fragments of strength left inside me and channelled it into my next move. I slowly lowered myself, releasing my armpit grip and holding onto the skid with my hands. Swinging on the skid like a monkey on a vine, I used the momentum from my torso to clamber onto the edge of the helicopter. My fingers scarcely reached it and just when I felt them slipping, I jumped. For a split second, I was in mid-air with no support. I luckily jumped at the perfect height so that now my feet were firmly planted on the skid.

Of course they are. Kane points at the tree. “Clim!” Before I can respond, he jumps. And he doesn’t just try. He makes it halfway up. My breath catches for a second as I step forward, already reaching out, but Astrid is right behind him, smaller hands finding holds like she has done this a hundred times before. “You are going to fall,” I say, my voice coming out sharper than I intend. They don’t. Kane slips for a second. My body reacts before my mind does. I move fast, ready to catch him, but he recovers just as quickly, gripping the bark tighter, pulling himself up like it is nothing.

It was at that moment that I suddenly understood that the many times I'd compromised my life over and over again had already completely ruined me. "What… What did you just say?" Her voice trembled with rage. I simply turned and walked toward the stairwell. "I said, go ahead and jump if you want to. I'm in a hurry. College applications are already open, and I need to go back and finish mine." "Suzanne Gibson!" Mom shrieked. "Stop right there! You ungrateful brat! Are you really trying to kill me?" I stopped walking and turned to look at her. "Mom, you're the one who climbed up here yourself to jump. What's that got to do with me?"

Professor Lucy stood between them for a moment, then raised her hand and blew a whistle, announcing the start of the fight. At almost the same instant, Sky dashed toward Maya at an incredible speed. Her movement was so fast that I could barely follow it with my eyes. But Maya didn’t seem surprised; she bent her body slightly and easily avoided the attack, then leaped high into the air. The jump was so high that my eyes widened in shock, and I felt my mouth open without realizing it. How can someone jump that high? But Sky didn’t stop she suddenly disappeared from her place.

Everyone was dumbfounded. The grade-six presbyter from Heaven Tao Sect was stunned for a moment. He only became alert when Chu Xun was less than twenty meters away from their helicopter. "Leave now!" He shouted in a terrified voice. Chu Xun was using a technique known as Acrobatic Jumping. It could help warriors lighten their bodies while they were moving. At the Great Ascension stage, one could move in the air with the speed of lightning. It was as good as flying at a low altitude.

After a few minutes, he tries to move again though this time at a much slower pace while continues kissing me, perhaps to distract me. I can feel my next high is coming, and it's fascinating how well he reads my body that he suddenly thrusts faster, harder, aware that I'm near the cliff. I had to hold onto his biceps as I let myself go, finally jumping off the cliff, for this one seems to be so powerful it's like a big wave that's crashing the beach. Though when it ends, instead of pulling out he continues plummeting into me, so intense that less than a minute later I come again and embarrassingly shouted "Goddddd!" in the middle of our heavy pants.