Fantasy Trap Novels & Stories

“If I’m not mistaken, there’s an Elemental Trap inside this Sanctuary Shrine. It might look like we have been moving forward, but we are in fact walking in place.” “Huh?” Waltz was surprised. “What do we do? Things like Elemental Trap are only known to masters of astrology and fortune tellers. Jarsurya might have a little of such knowledge, but I know nothing about it.” “It doesn’t matter. I know about it,” Alex said. Waltz was joyful. “Really? Senior, you really are my perfect boyfriend.” Alex rolled his eyes. He then stomped his foot, and a huge force transmitted through the ground.

“This is clear evidence that it's a trap. In fact, the smartest thing you could do is send a group of guardians to inspect the area.” Izan did that. We didn't hear back from anyone until Zanders and Ralf showed up looking serious. “Someone set up a magical trap near the fortress. It was just a matter of recognition, and it would activate,” said Zanders. “Amelie is on her way to deactivate that thing.” I breathed a sigh of relief, but I had a very bad feeling. Suddenly, I felt a sharp pain in my chest and fell to the ground. Everyone was startled, and Izan immediately picked me up in his arms.

But I kept my gaze fixed on him. Baltazar laughed loudly and harshly for his little victory. Suddenly, a portal opens a few feet above the ground. It began sucking things, starting with small items on the road. The road sign a few meters away from it started shaking with the pressure until it gave in. The fallen leaves and small tree branches swirled before the portal swallowed them. “It’s a trap. It’s a trap,” I repeated in my mind until it sank in: he can’t capture me. Not again. I looked around for something, anything, any idea is better than doing nothing right now, and then something snapped.

A dazzling white light was released in an instant as it floated slowly into the air. The next second, it integrated into the trap array. The trap array was transparent. One would not notice it unless one had touched the barrier. However, after the entry token was integrated into the trap array, the transparent space in front rippled like the tide. Everyone's eyes widened, and the ripples became bigger and bigger and more frequent. Gradually, an empty brilliance was released from the trap array. Everyone understood that a space had opened up for them to exit. Fane arched his brow, and stared at Dudley with calm eyes, “You go out first and your brother stays. He will exit with us.”

"She's calling for you, Howard." Finally realizing we were in an odd position, they adjusted their standing positions. Unexpectedly, a large, screaming crowd flocked toward us the moment they stepped further away. The crowd separated us. Before I could look around for them, a headless ghost covered in blood staggered toward me. At that moment, large hands wrapped around mine. "Run, babe!" Without hesitation, I ran after him. We ran for at least three minutes and only stopped when we were sure nobody was around.

York's cold, unreadable gaze locked onto Luna as he advanced step by step. The silver prosthetic limb did nothing to diminish his imposing presence. If anything, it added a dangerous, coiled energy to him, like a predator waiting to strike. Luna flinched, instinctively backing away several steps. "Weren't you supposed to be in Rafiq?" York's eyes swept the room; his expression darkened when he didn't see the person he expected. Luna shot me a venomous look.

Talia P.O.V. “Come on, babe, we need to bring her to your parents. We’re not getting answers out of her.” Ethan says with irritation lacing his voice. They have kept out of the trap they set for me, knowing they seal themselves in here with me, on my terms, if they did. The first thing I did when they let up on the electric shocks a little, was search the little snare they had laid out. It was way out of both their leagues, and I decided my mother or father must be the ones who set it up. They made sure only the person who is directly inside the pattern in the ground is trapped, and his or her active powers do not work on those outside. Searching and understanding the concept of the trap is

A minister from the New World had taught her that, and it was incredible! Yvette was very confident with her plan. Apart from herself, no one would be able to leave the woods. The trap was a backup plan. If her plan to abduct the elites from the sects had failed, she would retreat and hide in the woods. The abduction plan had gone well, but she was trapped because of Indomitable Darby. After he observed the trap for about two minutes, Darryl nodded. That was the Six Energy Trap; the Bai Qi Formation scripture had recorded it. It was a moderate difficulty level trap, so it was not too difficult to break it.

Marretje adds when she sees me stare longer than necessary at the books; little does she know that I have less interest in reading. I have my hands on the drawing in no time, my fingers neatly trailing the stained, softened edges of the paper. Something about the rough sketch etches a feeling of familiarity with it, but I am not certain if Katelyn once showed it to me. Without warning, my head pulls back and my hands freeze, a bright white light flashing in front of my eyes before I could blink twice. My neck seems to snap from the force that is. I am lost—somewhere in a cold acre full of ice and snow, so much snow that I struggle to keep my legs steady.