Emma-may Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

“She did.” The world tilted. Gravity slid sideways without warning, dragging Luca’s weight toward an invisible slope. His boots skidded across the silver surface as he fought to stay upright. His knee struck the ground hard enough to rattle his teeth, muscles screaming as space itself compressed, forcing his body to obey laws it had never agreed to. Mayari remained perfectly still. “This is your first labor,” she said. “The New Moon.” Luca braced himself on one hand, breath tearing in and out of his chest.

No debris, no winged corpse, no crater. Which means . . . The sensation of weightlessness Emma had experienced the night before last tugged at her again as she imagined floating through the air, trying to shield her eyes while the boughs splintered in front of her until there was only freezing wind and white sky around her. Dad . . .

Back in the blue room, Emma realized Jonathan was already walking away, hands in pockets, as if he’d said enough. She let out a quiet breath she hadn’t known she was holding. Good. Now it could just be her and Maya. Maya was practically glowing, hair swinging as she moved, her energy filling the space Emma usually left empty. “Come on, Emma, let’s go,” she said, looping their arms together.“My parents are expecting me. Home’s close anyway.”

he looked back at Mitzie with a smile. “For all we know, they could be on Japheth’s side,” Mitzie huffed folding her arms across her chest. Emma carefully walked through the dark, well-kept graveyard with only a hand lantern for light. The sky was cloudy and the moon was not visible giving her limited sight of the mausoleum that she was making her way towards. She could use magic to light her way, but that would be too obvious of a beacon to the person that she suspected was behind this.

“Grandma’s wrong. I may not be a mummy, but I understand sadness. And I understand love. And I know your mummy loved you more than anything in the whole world.” Emma’s lower lip trembled. “Do you think she can see me?” “I think,” Keira said carefully, “that love like that never really goes away. It’s like… a star. Even if you can’t always see it, it’s still there, shining. And your mummy’s love is a very bright star, Emma. It’s always with you.” Emma considered this, sipping her milk. After a long moment, she said, “Keira?” “Yes, sweetheart?”

she reminisced about her past, tears falling down her cheeks. “It must be tough for you,” Ameira pitied. “Same with you. I was given medicine by a strange woman to take, but it seems that the medication isn't working, ughhh!" she groaned, holding her head in both hands. Despite her best efforts, she hardly closed her eyes and fell off the rooftop.

His father fell onto the floor like a comet and crashed into the barrier over the ground. *BOOOM* His crash was similar to a rocket exploding. Mane didn’t understand how it was possible for his father to be so heavy. However after giving it some thought, he knew it had to do with the lease his father mumbled. His father jumped up and dusted his clothes in less than a second. “What was that?” Mane asked, curious to know what exactly that lease was. “Gravitatis Adduci” Ray answered as he stretched. “It allows one to increase the gravitational pull on an object exponentially, based on the amount of chaos one can muster” Ray continued.

Greedy bitch. Kema: What's happening to me? Aaahhh!!!! My head. My brain. May: Shit! Your mortal body can't handle the power of a celestial object[Jar of truth]. So it's taking Massive toil on your brain. Kema: Helppp! Please....Haaaargh.... Kema's head exploded, spilling out brain matter to the ground. The chains bounding May, disintegrated into dust. May stretched out her hands, and it made joint cracking sounds.

Jen hissed in her ear. Jen climbed off of Emma and stood, grabbing the other end of the rope and yanking so that Emma was forced up on her knees as pressure made her head instantly fill with blood. The world began to darken almost immediately. Emma clawed at the rope, tried to get her fingers underneath to offer her throat some relief, to offer her lungs some much needed air. But no matter what she did, the rope simply had no give. And then she saw Tommy. Heard his voice in her ear.