Concrete Jungles Novels & Stories

It is thick, metallic, and hot. “Do you smell what I smell?” I ask Jane to be sure. “I might be smelling something worse than you are,” she responds, her face twisted in disgust. We take one careful step onto the block, and our boots stick to the floor. We look down and realize the concrete is flooded. We pass glances, inhaling sharply before we look up. My stomach drops, there’s blood everywhere. It splashes across the high windows, blocking the morning light; it runs down the grey walls in long, dark streaks. It is smeared over the iron bars. The entire block is painted red.

We were actually in a forest, when we finally got to the cave, Cassie made light with her palm and we walked deeper into the cave. Elia held my arm as she was scared of the dark, we walked and finally stood in the center of the cave. There were three roads , we waited for Cassie to show us which one to follow. “ which one are we going to follow ” I asked. “ the middle one ” she said and we followed the middle one, we continued walking till I can see light at the far end of the cave. We finally came out of the cave to an entirely different place which was filled with crystals. As if the place was made of crystals even were we stood.

Years later after the war had ended, Members of the Jade wolf formed an alliance with other pack Alphas and they became the rulers of the underworld, they were to institute justice and care for their packs. At least that was what the goal was in the beginning, Tara fell in love with a human, and she got pregnant for him but was betrothed to the son of the Midnight Wolf pack when the news came that she had a child for the human, wolves sought to kill her and her child so she fled. Harry was born on a blood moon night, the sky was red as blood and there was not a single cloud in the sky, Tara was alone to care for her child as the other wolves had killed her human lover and forced her to run a

Every time they stop to collect the zombies crystals , Adrian and Song Ji will stop to walk further by killing more zombies and taking five or six crystals from the zombies lay on the road near to them while leaving the others to the other team members . They walks slowly and collecting crystals until they reach a ten floor malls . Unfortunately , they might be few thousand zombies walking around at the mall's yard and maybe thousands more in the building . " There are so many of them . How should we enters the mall ." Song Ji looks at the mall and the zombies also the nearest block fo shops .

The forest thinned by dawn, giving way to the fractured bones of a city long devoured by vines. Concrete towers leaned against one another like the ribs of a giant carcass, their windows hollow, their spines cracked. Adrian led the way through the mist, his rifle slung across his back, every step sinking into moss and memory. They had left the dam behind—its flickering lights, its trembling walls, and the uneasy promises of the people within. Now there was only the soft hum of the child in Lena’s arms and the whisper of the wind moving through empty streets.

“There doesn’t seem to be an exit. How did they get the bodies out of here?” “Well, if it was some sort of acid that destroys flesh and bones, there’s a possibility they wouldn’t need to remove any bodies,” Rain exclaimed. “We studied some compounds in medical school that would eat away bodies but not damage the concrete, or whatever the hell this stuff is. I’ve never seen concrete in Michaelanburg before, except for in that old basement we were in when we first ran, the one where the tunnel was, you know?” Adam nodded. He remembered. “It seems so strange that they would use it down here but nowhere else.”

[The Judas Key] The drive from the basalt sanctuary into the heart of the city was a descent into a labyrinth of light and glass. Rain slicked the asphalt, turning the streets into a shimmering, oil-stained mirror that reflected the neon advertisements of the St. Claire subsidiaries. To the world, the city was thriving; to Dante and Ivy, it was a hollowed-out carcass waiting for the final incision.

The jungle of Sector One was thick, vibrant, and alive. Giant purple flowers hung from the massive emerald trees, opening up to drop sweet-smelling water onto the path. But Faith and Killian weren't paying attention to the beautiful scenery. They were sprinting behind Nova, their boots digging into the soft, glowing moss of the jungle floor. As they ran, the peaceful hum of the forest began to change. The sweet sounds of wild birds were replaced by a horrible, mechanical grinding noise that vibrated through the trees.

I imagined myself in a pool of muckleberries when I remembered that there was a huge freezer in the house. Rushing to the freezer, I hurriedly opened it and found different types of food but couldn't find a muckleberry. I searched and searched but couldn't find one. So I have to manage the bread and milk which tasted horrible to me. When everything seemed to be sour and tasteless, I closed the freezer and left the house with an empty stomach. * * * Everywhere seems strange, nothing seem familiar to me. I started walking slowly, dragging my legs along. I walked pass an area where some crazy looking guys sat smoking. I quickened my steps when I noticed that they were following me, all of them.

The trees in the dark, ominous forest were gnarled and twisted, perhaps sculpted by evil energies. Kyra led the way again, her senses keen as they reached the jungle. "Remain near. Travelers are prone to become disoriented here." With a nod, Eldon surveyed his surroundings. "We must remain concentrated. Somewhere deep within this jungle is where the fragment is located." It grew darker as they descended farther. The trees appeared to whisper to them, their branches stretching out like skeletal hands, and the air was heavy with enchantment. With his sword at the ready, Marcus kept a watchful eye out for any movement.