Eye Bats Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

"Don't let go of us, Inka! Stay focused on our bond!" Zane cried out in the suddenly pitch-black darkness. His usually calm voice was now filled with immense pressure. His grip on my wrist tightened, as golden static from his body erupted as the only source of light in the room. All around us, the terrifying sound of thousands of black, purple-eyed bats flapping their wings echoed, slamming against the window glass and the stone vents of the pavilion, creating a deafening screeching sound.

"The Architect does not want you to walk to them, Maya. He wants to tear the foundation of this world until it falls into his lap. He is not building a bridge. He is creating a sinkhole." "Where is the anchor?" I demanded, moving to stand in front of Maya. "If he is tearing the world down, where is the point of entry?" Elias pointed a shaking finger at the moon. "It is not in the sky anymore. It is moving." I looked up. The giant eye of the moon was not hovering at its usual height. It was descending, drifting down toward the valley floor like a silent, predatory bird. The light it cast was turning the forest into a monochrome nightmare of white and grey.

She whined in frustration and rage. I grabbed one flying bat and squeezed the life out of it. A shrill noise pierced my ears, and the bats coalesced together in one misshapen form. White hands seized my wrist, and the bat flew into the eye socket of the Greater Vampire. The bat melted and turned into a scarlet eye.

The sharp objects and gravel there were digging inside my barefoot like a knife, and I found it hard to walk faster. The cave seemed so dark that I couldn't see anything in front of me, only reddish spots. And that's when it dawned on me that it was the red eyes of the bats, the bats were hanging inside the cave at the upper levels and they stared back at me. Their scary stares freak me out. Looking down, I noticed water in front of me. There was a huge piece of rock underneath the water with snakes on the other sides of the cave. Looking deeply inside the huge body of water, I could see tiny snakes swimming around the rocks. My breath inched instantly as fear and panic overwhelmed me.

I could almost imagine my escape. Then the ground disappeared beneath my feet. I screamed as the earth gave way, my body dropping suddenly into darkness as gravity ripped me downward.

Alexandra was unsure. Yes we came together and we look after one another as well as responsible to one another so let us go back and find him." "What?" While she experienced the pull of gravity to her body, she saw the the cear sky as felt it getting farther from it, many things had been playing on Brianna mind as she rapidly fall from the nest. As she felt she is close to earth she brace her self for the impact of her fall. 0

Without pausing for even a second it span rapidly to bring its tail closer to itself; and then it swept its tail towards Aiden. “Gravity Arts: 200kg Luggage!” Aiden quickly resorted to his Gravity Arts. He was too close to the Dusk Basilisk, and its large size meant that its attack covered a great deal of space. Once his technique was activated his feet sank into the ground as the cave struggled to deal with his new weight. Aiden then bent his knees so that his centre of gravity would move closer to the ground. He brought his arms up to his side and curled into himself; and he did this just in time, for in the next second the tail of the Dusk Basilisk struck him.

With excessive blood loss and one eye blinded, the Golden Wing Eagle became exhausted and fell from a great height onto the upland outside the cave. The Golden Wing Eagle was dying as it landed on the upland. Chirp! Snowball and Grayball wobbled over and cuddled up to their dying mother, wailing in pain.

Each of Adrian’s attacks was extremely fearsome. Bam! Bam! Bam! The 10,000 kg of gravity was no ordinary force. It crashed down on the Astral with immense power. He struggled to hold on, trying to resist being blasted down further. This force was far beyond anything he had expected. With each impact, the Astral’s expression grew more astonished.

Small shards of obsidian lifted from the floor, floating toward the ceiling. Leo felt it too. He gripped the throne, his feet losing their purchase on the mercury-slicked boards. "Mommy! I'm falling up!" I felt the structural failure of my own anchor. My legs, fused into the bedrock, were being yanked by an invisible force from above. The mountain wasn't holding me anymore. The moon was pulling me home. Ga-chi. Ga-chi.