Eathquake Terror Novels & Stories

It made my stomach drop—a sudden, empty sensation. I turned the screen toward her. "We have a situation," I said. My voice was flat, masking the spike of adrenaline. Heat flooded my face. My heart hammered against my ribs—violent, erratic, too fast. "Long-range sensors have picked up a seismic disturbance thirty miles north." "An earthquake?" "An army," I corrected. My lungs locked. Air trapped. I forced a breath into my chest, but it felt shallow. "Ten thousand signatures. Heavy armor. Siege engines."

he said. Together they followed Tordor up the stairs in silence. When they reached the top of the stairs the second earthquake struck. The quake was worse than the first and they were immediately disoriented. Harbem reached out and grasped both Hester and Alexa’s arms to steady them but he was just as disoriented and they quickly sat down on the ground. The ground beneath them rumbled and they felt the vibration of the earth through the stone floor. “What is causing this?” cried Alexa.

" Then, with Wendy firmly nestled in his arms, he turned around without so much as another glance back. Reuben was so frantic that there were tears in his eyes. "Yelena, don't be scared. I'll think of a way to get you out!" he said with a trembling voice. Not long after, I felt the earth shake again. Debris started to cave in around me, and dust fell into my eyes and mouth. A slab of concrete fell on me hard, and I think I heard the sound of bones breaking. My organs felt like they were being crushed to nothing.

It was like tracing a ghost, if not that they all had seen her it would have actually felt more real On the other hand, natural disasters kept happening over and over again the continent which was a grave sign. A few hours ago, an earthquake measuring 4 on the Richter scale rocked the region. Everyone came out of their homes, hugging each other in fear. All creatures on earth were struck by terror. They couldn't sleep peacefully. If they found the right time to sleep, then an earthquake or heavy rain would hit them, a terrible storm, a hurricane, or maybe a tornado.

Our people scattered in a frenzy of panic, their screams piercing the night as they sought refuge from the inexplicable terror that enveloped us. As we stood amidst the chaos, the ground beneath our feet began to crumble, sending shockwaves through our bodies. The earth seemed to convulse with an unrestrained force, tearing apart the fabric of our reality. All around us, buildings quivered, their structures threatened by the relentless tremors. It felt as if the very world we knew was crumbling into oblivion.

I stammered, but before I could comprehend what was happening, the ground beneath us began to tremble. The earth rumbled ominously, and within moments, a violent earthquake erupted. The tremors were so powerful that the packhouse shook, and the surrounding buildings creaked and groaned under the strain. Pack members stumbled out of their homes, their faces etched with fear and confusion. Some were thrown to the ground, sustaining minor injuries, while others ran aimlessly, trying to find safety amidst the chaos. Edric, his beta, and the warriors stood in shock, their eyes wide with disbelief as they watched the scene unfold. The man who had once rejected and betrayed me now saw the full exte

However they knew too well than to act without the Diviners. A large earthquake occurred, the world shook violently as everyone said their prayers and hoped for the best. Paige and a couple of people who had agreed to journey with her, along the military who made sure to keep her and those who had volunteered to help. The moment they felt the impact of the earthquake they knew they had little time left. "We have have to hurry, the last thing we need is chaos." She warned them.

"You think because you killed a cosmic parasite that you rule this earth? I built this earth. The tectonic plates are my cradle. The magma is my blood." The ancient dragon raised both of his pale, scarred hands toward the blood-red tropical sky. "I did not wake up alone," Aurelius declared, his voice suddenly shifting into a terrifying, guttural frequency that didn't just echo in our minds—it echoed through the core of the planet. The island violently shuddered. A massive, tectonic earthquake ripped through the private atoll, shattering the glass villa in the distance. The ocean pulled back, retreating from the shore as the earth groaned in agony.

Their eyes looked like something out of the most horrid nightmare that could easily scare a person to death. Those were the Gigantic Monsters that had been tamed and trained by the Raksasa Tribe. Their army marched behind those beasts. Those giants were the ones that destroyed parts of the mountain top and caused the earthquake. Every witness to the apocalyptic scene froze as their hearts stopped. No one could walk away without being permanently traumatized by what they have seen.

But it was sharp, and it was mine. I ran up the spiraling stone steps, heading straight for the main courtyard. The ground beneath my boots began to tremble. It was a faint, rhythmic vibration at first, but it quickly grew into a steady, terrifying earthquake. A deafening, unnatural booming sound echoed across Onyx City. The Aurelian dreadnoughts had reached firing range. The siege of ice had begun.