Fallout Equestria Audiobook Novels & Stories

Together. Far beyond the eastern mountains, the black stone fortress shook violently as a massive earthquake rippled through the terrain. The shattered surface of the Eclipse Gate cracked open even wider, a terrifying void yawning within the frame. From deep within the endless darkness, a massive, clawed hand slowly and purposefully reached through the breach, gripping the stone edge. An ancient, suffocating voice echoed across the dark void, a cruel smile evident in the tone. "Come to me..." The sound rumbled like a dying world, vibrating through the dark sky. "The final chapter... has officially begun."

They’d done it under his nose. His fists trembled. The last time Rosewood magic had been used unchecked, it had torn through the North like wildfire. Packs had turned against packs. Kings had fallen. Blood soaked the rivers. It had taken three generations to bury the truth. Now, something—or someone—was stirring again. And for the first time in centuries, the silence of the white wolves was broken. He turned sharply, boots crunching against the frost-bitten stone, and called over his shoulder. “Cassian.”

AUTHOR'S POV “How did the wall fall?” Cassian asked, as he and his twin brother helped the King and the Beta General get set for their trip to Queens, the lower part of the realm. “It must have been the earthquake.” Elixir responded, strapping his sword to his hip. “The earthquake wasn't strong enough to knock out our buildings but it was strong enough to knock out the wall of the dams? I don't believe it.” Caesar scowled, “It sounds fishy.”

Perhaps it was time that she learnt to understand life just wasn't going to put her in the back. “Move it.’’ the warrior who had been carrying her on his horse, Spoke with a horse irritated tone.Audrey had never rode a horse before. When she tried to carefully get down from the horse, She found herself tumbling to the ground and falling on her back, her dress flung open, gaining a Mocking laughter from the warriors around her. in a snap Alpha Hercules had come boiling towards the warrior, sending a punch on the man’s face as he fell back.

The air began to taste of ozone and impending fire. The Sound of the Earth Hope ran toward the rear exit, her heart breaking with every step. She reached the horses just as the mountain seemed to inhale. Inside the dome, Julian Thorne stood alone in the green glow. He could hear the Mercury Guild breaching the front door, the sound of Kael’s heavy boots echoing in the hallway. He could feel the heat of the steam building behind the vent. "The audit is closed, Kael," Julian whispered to the empty room. He pulled the lever.

was now a "Public Ledger." "The 'Audit' is 'Universal' now, Elena," Ethan said as the "Recovery Scouts" in the other room "Hard-Reset" into a "Null State" of confusion. "The 'World' knows you’re here. And they’re coming to 'Liquidate' the 'Auditor'." The chapter ends with the "Acoustic" roar of "Alliance" gunships approaching the mountain. Elena Vance looked at the "Broken" screens of her "Master-Vault," her "Social Influence" having "De-materialized" in a single "Recursive" loop.

I restarted my tour, but, I couldn't help but fix my hearing on that group of people and I heard the elders say. —Those two will never think of growing up. It was evident that they did not bother them, rather they enjoyed them. I could hear their laughter and how they mocked Irah at seeing him tremble. After forty minutes of carry on our tour we were trying to sabotearnos as always to avoid that one of the two came, but I was more crafty and while I was running I could still see far one of the buckets huge that we used to store water, water used to irrigate the fields of harvest, I knew specifically that one of them was broken, and taking it is what lance falling to left side, Zaek did as he

Dammit why isn’t this working. I’m met with a deep chuckle. “Don’t worry, they’re all temporarily frozen. I only came for you, fallen.” I couldn’t help but cuss over and over in my head. I’m concerned about what will happen to my babies and me if we are dragged out of here. All of a sudden, I am pulled a different direction and hear a voice in my ear, “don’t worry I’m here.” The reassuring sound of Max’s voice made me feel much safer.

Horses snorted, picking up the interrupted cadence of the march. Rhea raised her voice. “You heard your heirs,” she said. “We can either be the generation that teaches pups new stories or the ones that hand them the same old knife. Personally, I’m tired of funerals. Now move. The mountain doesn’t care if you’re sulking.” The column began to stretch out again, pairs falling back into place. Murmurs rose and fell, prickly but no longer on the edge of breaking. Rin turned her horse with the line. Kael matched the movement without needing to look.

Eustace couldn't wait to see what tiny proof they thought they held against his lies. After his boots return from the seaside docks to the Nova Star building, Eustace directly throws open the heavy doors to his father’s master office. Old Man Quincey glares at his son with freezing, cold eyes and speaks in a deep, shaking roar. "My body is already getting old, Eustace! How much longer do you want your wolf to clown around like a fool on this mountain? Your mind obviously knows the giant difference between your small teeth and Connor Vale's fangs, must your boots insist on provoking the high fortress of Vale Media?"