Eathquake Terror Novels & Stories

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.

Jack roared inside his mech, struggling to maintain his balance. "It's an earthquake!" Kenji's panicked voice came through the global comms, sirens blaring in the background. "Magnitude 8.5 and climbing! The epicenter is directly beneath you! Jack, that thing under Paris... it's standing up! If we don't stop it, it's going to flip the entire country of France over!" "The boss is down there!" Jack looked anxiously at the bottomless pit. "But I can't reach him at all!" [The Architects' Lullaby]

It was chaotic. "How could this be? How could there be such a drastic change in Immortal Trapping Valley?" "Isn't it too rare to see such an earthquake?" Many people were still in a state of lingering fear. They looked down at the ground rolling like waves, and their faces were pale. They were completely shocked. "Damn, what happened?" Although Saber Twelve was safe and sound under the protection of Samuel, the sudden earthquake frightened him. "This is at least 12 magnitude earthquake, isn't it? The ground is like a tide, surging!" Manfred couldn't help but be afraid.

My people are held in cages like animals, they are almost naked and bloody and near dead and stripped of their dignity as humans. My fingers are tingling and I hear a familiar roar in my ears, but I have to keep my cool, I have to hold still if I'm to ever find my sister. The earthquake doesn't build up from a low hum of vibration beneath my feet into a destructive force that will make the enemies succumb. It doesn't flow with my aura like the storm did. It doesn't obey me, it rebels. Before my own eyes, the remaining stalls that survived the fire crash to the ground simultaneously with thin clouds of dust and a faint rumble. Horses go haywire and gallop halter skelter and the sudden earthqu

With a heavy heart, I step out of the office. Back inside the elevator, I can't help but blame myself for feeling anything for him. I shouldn't be… The elevator shakes halfway down. I frown, pressing the button again. The lights flicker. A deep, shuddering roar rips through the building. The floor lurches. I’m thrown against the wall as glass shatters somewhere above me. The alarm screams. Earthquake. I stumble out as the doors jam open, coughing through the dust. The hallway is chaos, people shouting, the floor trembling beneath our feet.

"Let’s go!” I spun around, standing in unison with my companion, ready to make the journey back to my home country when suddenly the earth trembled beneath us and I felt a wave of fear crash over me. My heart raced as I tried to comprehend what was happening. Had an earthquake struck? As if by some supernatural force, my companions seemed to share my jittery hesitation. We both remained motionless. “What’s going on?!” someone shouted.

I crashed furniture, destroyed everything in sight…tearing the place apart. “Fvck!” My roar shook the mansion, the walls trembling with a violent quake. This was my fault. I had sent Denny to his death. And our child was probably dead too. “Arrgh!” My men cowered in fear as the earthquake rippled through the ground. Max clutched himself, trembling, muttering prayers for the building to hold. “Jay,” Luo whispered, his voice cutting through the chaos. The quake stilled. I turned to him, my eyes burning with rage. But Luo was never afraid of me.

My phone flashed a seismic alert, forcing me to pull over. Then a broadcast came through the car speakers, distorted by static. "This just in from the Earthquake Bureau. A magnitude seven earthquake struck Jervia today at 2:25 pm. Stay tuned for updates and follow official safety instructions. Significant tremors were felt in our city." The announcement was abruptly cut off, replaced by continuous alarms. Jervia and Seavale were neighboring cities, very close to each other. Just ten minutes earlier, a major earthquake had struck Jervia, and the tremors had already reached Seavale.

She did not choose to save those people. Yes, it was her fault. Selena choked up for a while, then took a break and pursed her lips. “Why are you here?” Eric did not make a sound. The driver explained, “Mr. Ferguson heard from the bar manager that you came here, but the weather was not very good and there were warnings of an earthquake. Mr. Ferguson called you, but you didn’t answer, so he was worried about you and rushed over here. Ms. Nelson, we’re glad that you’re fine. It must have been really dangerous just now. The earthquake in the city was not obvious, so there’s nothing to be afraid of.”

“Terry get over here, quick, get his hands.” Terry rushed in after a second of hesitation and he watched him pull his weight down to hold Dylan's hands down. Now he could hear the hiss growing fierce with a struggling growl. “How long did he say this is going to go on for?” Lucas whispered to him with genuine concern. “I don't know, let's just hope it doesn't get any worse than t…” He wasn't done speaking when the sudden earthquake in the room shut him up. Every object in the room slowly shook up, the trembling slowly taking over everything else but the room, slowly and dangerously increased its tempo.