Fall Of Giants Novels & Stories

The ground shook with the force of the attack, and the sky lit up with the brilliance of their combined power. Kai and Alex, along with the entire Gaia clan, poured everything they had into the final attack. The statue's movements grew slower, its roars of defiance turning into cries of agony. The cracks spread further, and pieces of the statue began to crumble away. Finally, with a deafening roar, the God Giant Statue shattered into a million pieces. The ground trembled one last time, and then all was still. The dark energy dissipated, and the sky cleared, revealing the first light of dawn.

He said. “And where the hell is this great King if there is an evil witch running around?” I asked. “I’m guessing he’s got his hands pretty busy at the moment. Knowing the sort of destruction that she causes.” He said. “Oh my god.” I said. Pretty soon the soldiers returned with worried looks on their faces. “What is it?” Thaddeus asked. “It’s the Giants. They’ve set up camp over the hill.” A soldier said. “The giants never come this far north.” Thaddeus said.

He vaulted off the severed stump of the beast’s arm, using his impossible Lycan agility to launch himself high into the air, bringing him level with the Colossal’s rotting chest. Silas drove the sword straight into the ancient iron plating bolted over the monster's heart. A blinding flash. A deafening crack. And the second giant was instantly reduced to a massive, crumbling pile of purified ash. The Vanguard warriors erupted into a deafening, unified cheer that shook the mountainsides. They surged forward, fanning out across the valley, their morale skyrocketing as they watched the impossible titans fall. I leaned heavily against the jagged, obsidian stone of the shattered gate.

Aefstine tried to cross to the other direction, but when the giant fell to his knees halfway through, the bridge broke. It broke. Aefstine fell, and disappeared in the mist underneath the canyon. (End of Flashback) He should have suspected something when they didn't find the body, how could he not? Now, Aefstine was alive somewhere, either captured by someone or trapped in the mountain’s deep labyrinths. He could already see the city's gates ahead. To get into the mountain was tricky, but both warlords had experience in this part of the land. It was on the borders of Maud, and it was the part that the giants had claimed for themselves. Patrolling around here had become mandatory over the yea

Raisel screamed at the top of her voice nonstop. “There is a dragon in our camp!”, the giants cried with a loud voice, “Kill him”. The giants jumped and raised their hands to reach them, some swung clubs and swords at them. Dragomir skillfully dodged their weapons but he still flew low, careful not to get to the topmost surface which he was sure the giants had covered with a spell. Raisel was screaming nonstop but she couldn’t help it. One of the giants managed to grab his hind legs, he struggled against its hold and then he turned around and blew a breath of fire setting the giant aflame, he scampered about, spreading the fire before he fell to the ground in a thud rolling around.

"Very well. Cardan, King of Lycans. The truth is, my Queen, we lost nearly half our fighting force in the last ten days." She led us to a large map etched into a stone table, showing the known territories. "The Giants from the Eastern Plains hit us hard," Harley explained, pointing to a northern section of the map. "They were organized, intelligent, and they moved with unnerving speed. It wasn't just brute force; it was a military strategy we've never seen from them."

After pulling up the stone pillars, the giant tree slowly ascended into the sky, roots and all, until it vanished over the horizon. The giants smashed the eight stone pillars they had pulled up, scattering them all over the earth. The eight giants then ascended into the sky and vanished, joined by the giant with nine crowns behind his head. "From today onward, the connection between heaven and earth is severed, and the divide between humans and gods is eternal..." The grand voice rang out again in the sky, and people on the ground emerged from their hiding places.

The last four giants broke. They screamed. They tried to run. But it was useless. Kieran was already behind one, grabbing him by the shoulders. He pulled him back, tearing the giant in half like a piece of paper. There were two left. One tripped in his panic, falling face-first into the dirt. He scrambled, trying to get up, but Kieran was already there. He stomped down on the giant's head. The giant’s skull exploded under his foot like a crushed melon.

His wings still out, tensed, and ready, the rest of us holding our weapons. He moved so fast I didn’t even see him. Sliding past the others as fluid as water going around rocks in a stream he came for me, I felt his arm snag my waist and my feet left the Earth. I heard Devon’s shots fire and Kenneth soared into the air in pursuit. Cassi let out a scream and I heard the others calling my name as we ascended, until they were just specks. Kenneth closing in, aiming his crossbow at Shamshiel’s wings, his purple wings beating as he tried desperately to keep up, his face contorted in anguish as he realized he would not be able to help me. In the blink of an eye Shamshiel closed his wings around us

He said. “Giants are extinct, in case you forgot.” Joel said. “Oh I saved one just for this trial. You’re the lucky ones who get to be the cause of their extinction! Whoever delivers the final blow will move on. The other one will go in the dragon cave. Which by the way, your friend is probably being chewed on right about now. Sucks for him I suppose.” Joel and I looked at each other, this asshole. He blasted us with his holy light and we appeared in a grassy field. There was what I presumed to be the giant, leaning against a tree. He was almost as tall as the tree with a wide body. All his features were wide and obscene.