Eathquake Terror Novels & Stories

The powerful soundwave shook the mountain, and the roar was so thunderous that it could be heard resonating. The eardrums of Kai and Terence, who were fleeing for their lives, were crushed by the quake, and they bled profusely from their noses. “Ahh!” they cried as they curled up on the ground hugging their heads and convulsing involuntarily. Kayson had added a touch of mind expansion in the Titanium Leo-roar, so the soundwave attack had basically shaken Kai and Terence into fools. Penta-sun Doyen, Lionel, and Gary fell to the ground with pale faces and trembling legs.

The terror, the helplessness—it was too much. Teardrops flow down her cheeks. Why was this happening again? Why couldn’t they leave her, leave her family alone? “G-aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!” The sky above seemed to collapse. A powerful storm brewed in the heavens, winds howling violently. The ground trembled, and the palace crumbled under the force of the earthquake. Buildings collapsed, and the world seemed to shudder.

The hellfire blazed around us, burning fiercely and wild, I could hear the cries, but they were hard to locate, it's like they were coming from everywhere. Suddenly the ground became to rumble, the tiny stones began to bounce up and down, and the cracks in the soil widen, clutching on tho Damon's arm, I squeezed it tightly, terrified about what's happening, “Was that a— earthquake?” I stammered. “No... It was a Hell quake— a small one,” “If that's a small one... What is the big one like?”

Kiera added with a chuckle. But their serious conversation was interrupted when the main door burst open. "Have you seen the news?" Timothy Steel unceremoniously barges inside. "What happened?" Alek instantly stood up upon seeing the seriousness in Timothy's look. "Dinalis was shaken by a seven-point five-magnitude earthquake just a few minutes ago. A lot of casualties are recorded" Timothy rushed to the remote and searched for the news in the net. "Oh my" Lexie clasped her hands to cover her gasp as she watched the gruesome footage of the disaster.

“Yeah. He’s overly ambitious, pressured by his father, the previous head of the council, Astor Hartwick. Are you hungry?” “I just wanna sit down and breathe.” “All right, honey. I know a place that no one would come to find you.” “Thank you.” I gripped his arm. “I thought I was losing my mind alone. I’d never been so terrified. A sudden ten-magnitude earthquake shook and shattered Zarah’s house, and a car almost ran over me. I thought I was going to die.” “Breath, honey. You’re alive. That’s what’s important.” I took a deep breath when I began to cry again. I pushed those tears back and rested my head as I wrapped my arms around me.

the ground shook, cracked, and crumbled as its essences were sucked out into a ball of light that suddenly appeared in front of Maru. Even the open hot skies turned dark as if the gallows were forcefully uprooted to shatter the foundation above the vaults of heavens. Tornadoes rampaged wantonly out of nothing and the incessant quakes of the earth rumbled to roar on every ear that can hear. But this apocalyptic scenario hasn't decimated the continent of Qeeton but beleaguered the rest of the world instead. "WHAT'S HAPPENING?!" "ALMIGHTY CELESTIAL! PLEASE SAVE US!"

I said and looked at Joe. He wasn't just heartbroken; he was completely devastated by the situation. It was very noticeable. “Let's go talk to Elijah,” I said, looking at Joe. “He's in the square. I'll go back there in a moment and—” Another tremor was felt, and everything shook, but it wasn't as strong as the earthquake that had hit us. People began to scream and panic, which wasn't good. So I used my aura to calm the people inside and outside the house, especially those who were in the pack.

I was no longer the fortress under siege. I was the earthquake. And Elira’s world was about to feel the first tremor.

We glanced at each other, unable to speak due to the sudden fear of what was happening. It's an earthquake, and because my companion is a coward, he got scared. "Laci!" he shouted, a mix of fear and concern in his voice. "Don't be a bother!" I snapped, my patience wearing thin. We felt the ground shaking and a violent force pushing us in one direction. We couldn't straighten our bodies due to the earthquake. I didn't know how we managed to avoid hitting the wall, but in the midst of it all, I felt his tight embrace. I took a deep breath against his chest. I was supposed to be scared, but he was the one trembling. What an idiot.

I’m trying to piece together a plan when Zoe and Kaia move like they’ve choreographed it—both kneeling, both pressing their hands to the earth. Zoe’s eyes close first, and a pulse of power rolls out from her. An earthquake tears through the enemy’s side, collapsing catapults, splitting open the ground, and swallowing fifty soldiers whole. Chaos erupts. Weapons impale allies, structures crash down, and no one is left standing.