Emma-may Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

The group trudged onward, leaving the altar and its etched map behind. The mist thinned gradually, revealing a barren expanse of jagged terrain. Every step forward felt heavier, as if the ground itself resisted their progress. Above them, the sky was an unbroken expanse of gray, casting a muted light over the stark landscape. Emma walked at the head of the group, the key pulsing steadily in her hand. Its light had shifted slightly, a faint gold hue replacing the usual silver glow. She felt its pull toward the nexus growing stronger, the connection like a thread tied tightly around her chest.

After exactly 70 seconds she heard a very loud "Sploosh!" Kimora: "Hmphf...Alright, I'll give it one try and if it works...nice! The gravity on this planet is only one and a half times stronger than that of Earth so this should be one of the perfect places for testing my abilities with time and space. That's one thing I can be grateful for landing while as a refugee on this planet known as Deidra, despite having limited control over my abilities...."

A deep, tectonic boom that shook the very foundations of the houses. **[ATTENTION USERS: YOUR SUBSCRIPTION HAS BEEN VOIDED.]** **[INITIATING 'FORCED RECALL' OF ALL LOCAL HARDWARE.]** --- ### The Magnet of the Sky A massive, blue beam of light shot down from the cargo plane, hitting the center of the street. It wasn't a laser. It was a **Gravitational Pull**. I felt my plastic feet lift off Sam’s shoulder. "Kaima!" Rowan screamed, grabbing a drawstring on Sam’s hoodie to stay grounded.

How did people enjoy this? By evening, her eyelids felt heavy. The world blurred slightly. Marcus was saying something. Red replied. The wind whispered through branches. Maya blinked. Once. Twice. The horse's movement became strangely soothing. Warm. Gentle. Her eyes closed. Just for a moment. Surely. Only a moment. Then gravity disappeared. The sensation startled her. She vaguely felt herself tipping sideways. Falling. Ah. This was unfortunate. She was about to hit the ground. But instead of pain— Strong arms caught her.

A financial journal rested in my lap while I skimmed through an article about emerging infrastructure investments. I was halfway through a paragraph about renewable energy markets when voices drifted in through the open front windows. Tiny voices. Arguing. Very passionately. I lowered the magazine. “That is literally not how gravity works.” Eli. Immediately recognizable. Ava scoffed. “Gravity works exactly how gravity works.” “That’s not an explanation.” “It is.” “It isn’t.” “It is.” “Eli.” “Ava.” “Eli.” “Ava.” I could practically hear her rolling her eyes.

Emma looked at the sky outside turning dark yellow, looking very poetic, and suddenly thought, "Let's go to the HJS shopping center. I want to buy some gifts for my mother's birthday." Having finished speaking, she looked down at the envelope in her hand. Infinite curiosity arose in her heart so she quickly peeled it away. Drop. The set of pictures she had just taken out of the letter slipped from her hand and fell to the ground. Charles was attracted by the noise and immediately asked, "What's going on?" Emma tremblingly raised her hand to cover her mouth, her face was pale, and her beautiful dove eyes were filled with tears that were about to overflow.

The air in the Ninth Circle didn't just freeze; it turned to glass. As the Entity the "Original Mother" reached her spindly, starlit fingers toward Mia, the very laws of gravity surrendered. Mia was lifted into the air, her small body trembling like a leaf in a hurricane. "Stop!" Elara lunged, but without the Duke’s power, she was just a girl hitting a wall of absolute force. She was thrown back onto the mercury ice, the breath knocked out of her.

Maya doubted that someone would still want to be the girl's partner if Grace really showed someone her true face. When Maya laughed, it looked like a direct mockery in Grace's eyes. She was so angry that she took a step forward, raising her hand, before intending to slap Maya right on the cheek like she always did. But unfortunately for Grace, Maya's hard life in the zombie era is absolutely no match for the girl at all. Maya easily dodged the weak slap, causing Grace to take several steps forward without her control. Her high heels could not stand firm, until she finally fell to the ground due to her unbalanced standing position.

Jeff gave a small nod, his thumb brushing over my knuckles, “That’s fair. It’s not easy, but you’re stronger than you think.” I sighed, biting my lip, “I’m not sure how you can say that. Strong isn’t the word I’d use to describe someone who’s been reduced to this.” His brow furrowed as he leaned forward, his voice firm, “Emma, don’t do that. Don’t belittle yourself, you’ve been through hell and back, and you’re still standing. That’s strength.” I didn’t respond. Instead, I stared at the untouched glass of water in front of me, tracing a bead of condensation with my finger. I wanted to believe him, but facing my parents felt more like walking into a battle I wasn’t equipped to fight.