Falling Off The Cliff 소설 & 이야기

Time. He’s walking near the edge of the cliff, steps strange, movements stiff. Frowning, I concentrate past the blurriness at where he is heading. By the looks of it, he’s walking right to the edge. Maybe I should call out to him, to see what he is doing, but against my better judgment, I keep quiet, instead opting to just watch the immortal. That is, until he stops in his place, staring out over the edge of the cliff. And then, he falls, straight over the cliff

This wasn’t the time to argue about trust, not in the middle of a ritual we didn’t even understand. “So she’s betrayed you too?” I asked bitterly. Caspian didn’t get the chance to answer. The sound came from beneath us. The tremors from the ritual had destabilised the cliff we were standing on. “Lulu, jump!” Caspian shouted. Too late. The ground gave way beneath us. The rocky ledge crumbled, collapsing into a landslide of dust and gravel. We dropped—free-falling into the ravine. Mid-fall, something sharp tore through the air. Our invisibility cloak ripped apart, revealing us just as we slammed hard onto the ravine floor.

“It hurt a lot when we fell from that cliff. It hurt when that car crashed into us. We rolled down the cliff. It was like being shattered to pieces.” Where was he then? He hadn’t even picked up her call for help.

He only ran faster, his laughter echoing through the trees. Then it happened. It was so fast that it felt unreal. In the blink of an eye, Horris ran forward and disappeared. He had gone straight off a cliff. None of us knew there was a cliff there. It looked like the usual path, only covered with leaves. There was no sign, no warning, nothing. Kaelith and I froze. Everything we were carrying slipped from our shoulders and fell to the ground. Our hearts left our bodies. We rushed forward, hoping it was a small fall, hoping it was nothing serious.

They had to escape before it collapsed entirely. Cliffhanger: As the walls of the fortress began to cave in, the Gaia clan raced against time to find an exit. The ground shook beneath their feet, and debris fell from above. Just as they spotted a way out, a massive piece of the ceiling began to fall directly towards them, threatening to trap them inside forever.

I looked down the cliff, the cliff was bottomless and whoever fell down must have been dead. Fear made my heart flip. I felt my body freezing making me paralyzed. As I heard the rogue's vicious howling behind me. I turned around to find the whole group of rogues standing before me who were baring their teeth at me. One rogue growled and lunged at me which made me so scared that my feet slipped, a scream left my mouth as I found myself falling off the cliff. IS THIS MY END AM I GOING TO DIE? IF YES, THEN GOODBYE DEAR LIFE.

As he rolled, Alex could see that the slope eventually ended and dropped away into yet another cliff. “I can’t stop!” Kota grunted. Alex tried to stop himself as well, but it was impossible without grabbing ahold of something. If they could not stop themselves now, then they would all end up tumbling off the next cliff, and he doubted they would survive the fall, wherever it would lead. On the other hand, they would still be at the mercy of the avalanche as soon as it headed over the cliff just behind them.

"Why do I go down under the cliff in the middle of the night? I don't even have a buckle. I'll be a meat pie if I fall!" Climbing down the rope for a couple of meters, Ding Hao was feeling a little desperate. His prophecy had unfortunately come true. Before he could finish his words, there went a snap. The seemingly solid rope actually snapped in the middle of it. Ding Hao was scared as hell. Before he could look up, he felt the gravity and fell down like a meteor. He was like a falling star. Before he could react, Ding Hao tumbled down and landed upon the bumps of the cliff wall. He was bleeding and feeling the ache in his bones as if he had been chopped into pieces.

Her body stumbled and the world tilted. And with the momentum of her own speed, she rolled, somersaulting helplessly, her body falling over the edge of the cliff.