Crumbling Mine Oblivion Novels & Stories

~Sebastian’s POV~ The rogues entered our territory and gunshots clouded the silence of the night. Some men already shifted in there wolf form and so the bloodshed had begun. We were winning and some men were injured but so far none if my men are dead. The number of the rogues though seems to be increasing. I mind link Cris and asked them to join us. My men were getting exhausted. The rogues were not surrendering even though their numbers already decreased into half they continued to attack. It has been more than an hour since it began the land and the rivers were already covered with blood. And I can feel victory is among us.

it spoke. The old woman looked down with her sagging eyes and gave out a wicked smile that made the air around them seem colder than it was before. She held her crooked fingers and laid them on the glowing crystal as her eyeballs start to judder and turn to black, like swirling voids of darkness nestling in her face. A scene was shown before her and only she was able to see it. It was so fascinating for her that it made her smile grew wider, filled with malice. "I see we have another magician in the Pavilion, Olivia."

Olivia The inky blackness of the mine surrounded me, pressing in from all sides. Its weight was palpable, as though I were navigating through a tangible void. Each step felt heavy, laden with both the literal darkness of the cave and the metaphorical weight of my father’s legacy. Up ahead, the narrow beam of my flashlight bobbed unsteadily, providing fleeting glimpses of the mine’s wet, uneven walls and barely illuminating the way forward. The sounds of the mine were a cacophony in the eerie silence: water dripping from stalactites overhead, the distant echo of unseen creatures, and my own labored breathing. A draft occasionally filtered through the tunnels.

Quick footsteps are heard coming my way but breathing becomes harder and I just let go. Everything. A tear escapes my eyes when his scream reaches my fading senses. I am sorry, Vin. Maybe In the next ...

Kristoff said to the King. “I am here to ask you about the ore mine production.” Ayla wondered if she would finally learn why King Rhobart needed so much magic ore. “It is slow. We had some problems with some minecrawlers last week, and it killed two of my men and wounded five.” Ayla felt sick. Minecrawlers. The King wanted to send war prisoners inside a mine infested with minecrawlers? It took two-three strong warriors to kill one minecrawler. Miners stood no chance against the strong creatures that lurked in the dark tunnels.

Just like that, the mountain peaks that had been suppressed were penetrated and torn apart. The rock fragments were caught by the intertwined power grid and exploded into powder in an instant. With a boom, the thunder mine surged. Endless explosions instantly filled the whole void. Countless mountains disappeared in the blink of an eye, transforming into rolling smoke. "Eh?" The fat female Spiritual Master of Amethyst Palace Realm revealed a surprised look. At this moment, with a crash, the rolling smoke parted from the middle like a tide. Caspian stepped forward. Streaks of lightning crackled about. Above, at his body, and at his feet, they formed the images of vicious beasts.

I also saw the cameras; it looked like the media covered what was happening. The sports car suddenly swerved to the left and spun around, facing the chasing cars. "You can handle them, can't you, sir?" "Small thing," I said. I stood up again, slipped my body through the hole in the roof, and stared at the approaching cars. Later, the tire of a car exploded, causing it to lose its brakes due to its fast speed. It collided with two other vehicles in a row until they went up in smoke. One car didn't care about the cars that crashed, it was going fast, and I noticed the HMG (Modern) held by a man from the back of the Hilux, and it started shooting as if it had many enemies.

Mavric frowned, but he saw the familiar spark in her eyes. He gestured for Leo to follow him out. "Thirty minutes, Liora. After that, we go to plan B hostile takeover of a mine." Liora sat down and opened her custom-built laptop. She didn't open a search engine. She opened a dark-web portal. She began to tap into the 'Deep Crust' satellite imaging database. In her past life, she remembered a footnote in a geological journal from 2028. A massive, unmapped vein of 'Phantom Sapphires' had been found in a forgotten mine.

He did not want to go through all of that again. They moved to the rug since Kavinsky had already set up the game before she arrived. Kaylee cracked her knuckles and her neck made cracking sounds as she bent it to the sides. She won yesterday... She was quite sure about herself winning once again. And maybe she would not just win once but twice and again and again and again. The two of them went into game mode and started playing. As expected, Kavinsky won the first round and the second and the third and the fourth.

The engine roared to life and faded into the distance, leaving me alone in the empty parking lot. Back at our villa, the lavish decor felt cold and empty in the moonlight. I went into the bedroom and took a moonlight crystal from the pouch on the nightstand. This pouch, the one Zephyr used to lock away in his safe, was now just tossed on the cabinet. The pure crystal shimmered in my palm like frozen moonlight. I squeezed my fist. Crack. The sound was sharp in the silent room. Silver dust sifted through my fingers and vanished into the air.