Goblin Ambush Map Novels & Stories

When they passed next to a forest, Rhobart suddenly said, “I just remembered a shortcut to the Hammer Clan. By late afternoon tomorrow, we will be reunited with the others.” “You do know shortcuts are often dangerous,” Ayla commented. “Not as dangerous as your tea.” Ayla glared at him, and he cleared his throat. “See those mountains?” he asked while pointing at the horizon. “There is a path between them. Normally it is not dangerous, but sometimes goblins will try to attack travelers who are foolish enough to get close to their cave.” Goblins were small humanoid creatures with green, leathery skin that offered some protection against the weather and weapons. They were very agile and preferre

"Any leads at all?" I thought back to the conversations I’d overheard, the scraps of information I’d pieced together. "Gabriel has a series of hidden facilities throughout the forest and the outskirts of town. The most likely place would be one of the old logging camps—remote, difficult to access, and easy to guard." Isabella produced a map, spreading it out on the table. "Here," she said, pointing to a secluded area near the river. "There’s an abandoned camp here. If I were Gabriel, I’d use a place like this."

Leon said while pointing to some location where he thinks the goblins lived. I nodded and pointed to the areas outside the walls on the map. “All the lands outside the Northern and Southern walls are all conquered by the demons and goblins now. It’s odd how their numbers grow so fast. And our top priority right now is to find out where their main hideouts are. To stop them, we need to attack their hideouts first.” I said. My sisters looked at the map and studied it. “That’s so easy to find. Demonise and I will be the one to look for the hideouts while other warriors will stay standby and wait for our signal.” Damona said, and we all nodded in agreement.

We managed to escape the Goblin’s wrath and ran from the chaos. At the very side of the waterfall, where the big rocks were, there, we landed. The water was drastically falling from the cliff. I could see up here how forceful the impact was. If I fell from here, I would probably drown deep into emptiness. Being this close to the fall made my ears heard nothing but its ravishing sound. The splashes was making us wet. “There is a cave at the back of this waterfall. A secret passage will lead you to Zendaya. The Goblin can’t penetrate once it is closed. Go inside, I will help your friends reach this peak.” he explained in hurry.

Her eyes, usually fierce and cold, were suddenly pleading. “I know you weren’t trained for this. I know this isn’t fair,” she said, her voice cracking. “But if you give up now, he wins. Axel..They all win.” The name alone was enough to shoot panic into my chest. I swallowed down the nausea and nodded. Barely. Amber helped me up. “Push more,” she said quietly, supporting me. “The map leads to an abandoned border outpost. Once we reach it, we’ll have cover. Maybe even help.”

“Ask correctly.” My mark flared hot. The runes on the floor hummed like they were listening. I swallowed hard and forced the words out. “Reveal.” The bone door opened wider. Light—copper-white rune light—spilled out of the darkness, and for one brutal second I saw it clearly: A vast chamber beyond, lined with moon-silver hooks and floating bowls of black water. Chains crisscrossed like a web. The air inside looked colder than death. And in the center—

Twin Enemy Packs (Gabriel's POV) Inside, our hologrid blinked red at three borders, Moonveil sigils clashing with Shadowfang claws in a tangled web that squeezed my chest with dread. One trap, woven from enemies, threatening to end us all. “Show me the overlap again,” I said, my voice steady despite the knot of fear tightening in my gut. Jace pinched the air, vectors flaring bright. “South ridge. East culvert. Old rail line, they're coming from all angles at once.”

The fight. Still breathing. Still burning. And above us, the sky no longer trembled. It waited. Just like we did. Ready for whatever came next. Bianca held the scroll out. I unrolled it. A map. Three red marks. One in the south ridge, one near the Whispering River, and one…..faint, newer…..closer than either of us would’ve liked. “They’re testing every edge,” she said. “Looking for weak seams in the bond.”

Or is it a campfire of another strangers. But by the number of echoes that the goblins make earlier. That firelight is a trap. After an hour of stumbling down that is best describe as a game trail, I saw a shadowy husk of the ruin in the moonlight ahead. Unfortunately, the battle cries of the goblins Are closer than ever. When I tried to look back over my shoulder, I saw glowing eyes.

"That part's easy. There's only one building in the entire place that requires security clearance, so that's where he'll be." "And if you're wrong?" "We're not." "Just say we all manage to get in and find Nick. How will we all get back out again? It's not like we can walk out the only door with a Taken." "I think Ronnie's planning on using the underground evacuation tunnels." "But the UV lights will kill us!" The evacuation tunnels were the only other way in or out of Quanu, or any of the cities besides the single entry and exit gate. The maze of shoulder high glowing tubes could be accessed through the basement of any government building before joining up to one exit point.