Climax Jump Novels & Stories

Now filled with my own sense of anxiety. A loud, heart wrenching wail met our ears. That's her. We broke through the tree line to see her running at full speed towards the cliff. "NO!", I screamed in the back, as a fresh wave of adrenaline hit Zeus. Just as her feet left the ground to make the jump, Zeus collided with her body. He released control. I quickly shifted back, mid-air, so that I could grab her.

Then—suddenly—I stopped dead in my tracks. A cliff. It was right in front of me, its edge stretching wide and deep, like the mouth of a beast ready to swallow me whole. “Damn it! That was too close!” I exclaimed, fear spiking sharply in my chest. ‘They’re getting closer. We have no other choice. Jump, Adriah.’ she said calmly, but with urgency. “What!? Why would I jump into that cliff? Don’t you see? It’s too deep!” I snapped, fear and anger mixing together.

Liam, bleeding profusely, struggled to lift himself. I scrambled upward faster. Roots ripped loose from the wall. My foot slipped. “No, no!” I slid downward, earth tearing skin off my knees. Jeffrey’s body slammed into the wall beneath me, claws digging deep. He pushed upward, muscles straining. “Jump!” he roared. “Charlotte, now!” “But!” “Trust me!” I trusted him with my life. I let go of the roots. The world tilted. I launched myself upward, body twisting through the air as a massive chunk of pit wall collapsed behind me.

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.

“Got it. You keep yourself safe.” Harvey frowned. He knew that he could not spare that much time. He saw a few bumps on the cliff’s side before taking a deep breath and jumping down. He would use the tips of his toes to land on the bumps, then use the momentum to hop to another. He was successful on the first few attempts… But the rock Harvey landed on suddenly cracked when he was halfway down. Harvey frowned. He had no choice but to fall. An ordinary human being could only take a forty-foot fall at most…

Not to mention if I fall, I will probably break my bone or worse die. I rather jump down from the cliff than doing this. I don’t understand Tyler, what’s with him and heights? He sems pretty much enjoying it. More likely, he enjoys doing this crazy adrenaline stuff. From racing, cliff jumping and zipline. Who knows maybe in the past he probably do much more worse than this. When it’s my turn, Tyler was being a asshole. He literally pushed me before I’m ready. I screamed at the top of my lungs and swore to myself I will get my revenge. I didn’t dare to open my eyes. All I could hear was Tyler loud cheering behind me.