Eathquake Terror Novels & Stories

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.

The ground was shaking. Zachary’s face instantly sank. “It’s an earthquake.” Selena also noticed it. At this time, she did not care about anything else. Her life was more important. She subconsciously shook off his hand and hugged her head tightly. “Quick! Let’s go back now!” Zachary’s face tightened. The road ahead was blocked, so he would not be able to pass. Now, there was only one way to go back. Fortunately, the shock only lasted a few seconds. They could only feel the lingering fear after the tremors.

“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.

A year later. A sudden earthquake alarmed everyone. Almost overnight, the news media was plastered with the coverage of the earthquake. Regardless of which channel was switched to, or which website was clicked into, the images were all replaced with a solid, grey-colored background. The high-intensity earthquake had almost destroyed everything in S City. In the living room of Green Jade Garden. Hansen was accompanying Trevor and Marissa at dinner. "Hansen, the earthquake is a natural disaster. The Richards Group is a large group company. Have you prepared anything for this?" After stuffing a mouthful of omelette into his mouth, Trevor remembered the current situation and asked seriously.

Aion and his granddaughter sighed in relief as they slammed the back doors shut and almost fell as a horrible eruption unfurled within. It could well be an earthquake as the entire building shook!

I spat more blood. “I don’t know, I’m not a siren,” he glanced into the torture chamber. “But I’d do it soon, if I was you.” I closed my eyes and tried to think. The ground shook, and from above, I could hear voices raised in terror, a roar, and screams, as the tremors increased. Dust rained from above, and the instruments of torture that were strung against the walls chimed as they shook. “ - ” the man said, his tone alarmed. “Is it an earthquake.”

Serenity spun in her chair. This was some seriously crazy shit going on and she didn’t like to swear. She was typing away on the computer to get Hel and Max where they wanted to go. Monitoring the tsunami warnings and the biggest one yet was on its way. The earthquake that happened a short bit ago was intense. She thought the ground was going to come apart. She was lucky the house she was in still stood.

She added. They decided to go out from the cave. Hana immediately wakes up Keiynan, shaking him hard so he would wake up. Then, suddenly a big rumble shakes the ground and the whole place. The rocks from the above falls on the ground, the lava was slowly crawling on the safe ground, and it is replacing them wanting them to go away or die. “Keiynan, we need to get out of here now!” Loud pitch of her voice mix with the thunder noise of the earthquake.

This was better; at least she could feel justified in honoring the memory of the child they’d lost. Before she could fully relax, a deafening rumble shook the valley. Everyone turned in unison to the source—the Moonstone mines. Selena’s gaze locked onto the mountains. Could someone have started mining in secret? She looked sharply at Charles. The rumbling grew louder, and the ground beneath them began to tremble. “An earthquake!” shouted one of the younger warriors, paralyzed by fear. Even Selena felt a jolt of panic—she had never experienced an earthquake in her life.

This proved that the wall in front of him was indeed made of stone and cement. He tried to feel the wall again. Again, nothing. But he was intrigued when he saw a line of cracks running along the corner of the wall. It's too coincidental if it cracked because of age let alone because of the earthquake. Caesar approached, touched, and watched slowly. "Hey!" A scream from outside the bathroom broke Caesar's concentration. He immediately came out and found Joe holding a girl's