Goblin Cave Part 2 Novels & Stories

Suddenly, his eyes caught a crowd with children, his brow furrowed as he approached them. A young child ran up to him, his hands pointing in the cave, "There is a monster, uncle!" Lake, he chuckled and patted the little one on the head. Indeed, he did not believe in things that are now crowded, completely distrustful. Then he hunkered down, "Go play, and forget about the monster." The little boy quickly led his friends away from the quiet, among the others. At first, Lake wanted to go but the steps stayed. He turned for a moment at the dark door and then walked toward it.

The goblin toddler looked at his eyes and told in a stern voice, "You don't belong here. Go away." The moment the goblin kid spoke, Azalias felt an enormous force struck his body. He flew away through the red door and crashed into the corridor wall. This time the corridor was dry. But soon, blood flew out of bloody red doors and filled it. Along with the blood pool, the ghost lady also reappeared again, looking more aggressive and frenzied. On top of that, the goblin toddler also joined with the ghost lady.

My foot I say to all those foolish uncultured creatures. But back to the plan... I know exactly what I'm going to do, little miss perfect aren't going to be so perfect after I'm done with her. She will be equivalent to Lilly's disfigured paintings. With a dark grin spreading on her lips, one similar to the grin the devil himself would be spotted in. The chills that run down one's spine after witnessing it would certainly crawl down your spine like a lone drop of water running down one's exposed back. •●•

The bones are from the creature that the goblins ate. The goblin builds a cave for them to live in the cave is very deep and wide. However, the goblin rarely comes out of their cave because the toxic poison can kill them. Panji and the others went into the cave a of them head toward the one they call 'Minster' Goblins are normally brainless creatures with no direction. But once every three thousand years born an intelligent Goblin. The normal goblin is small in size with White sharp teeth. They have a green body with pointy ears. Their head is round like a globe and their eyes are red like blood the goblins are always carried hand made weapons.

All three cuts only second apart from one another which leaves little time of reprieve for the goblin. Garth slides his instrument as if it’s a conducting wand. The tip of the knife coiled around the goblin’s thigh this time. Teasing another painful strike to the body and thus all the other cuts once again. Though for now the pain is gone from the sudden rewind but still it leaves the goblin breathless. That it is, before the final flay of his flesh can surface the creature looks at Garth as if his life is placed in the stranger’s hand of unforeseen events. The way the goblin speaks is breathless due to the remembrance of the pain just moments ago. “Just outside the port, northeast from her…

The cave failed to appear. "Tink?" Mike asked, but she ignored him. She knocked on the door, kicked it, and even used her mouth to turn the knob, but nothing worked. Whatever ritual had been used to make the cave appear wasn't a simple one, and Tink's green face was a mask of fury. She grabbed the closet door hard enough that her claws left marks in the wood. "Fuck!" Tink slammed the door, tears appearing in her eyes. "Goggles gone forever!" "We'll figure this out, I promise." Mike set his hammer down, kneeling by the goblin. Wrapping her in his arms, he pulled her tight against her body, absorbing her sobs with his shirt.

Aya asked. “I'm not sure," Cavin said and went to Aya's side, "Now please, she must breathe, one of the Goblins had her arms earlier and my eyes!” If Cavin didn't mention his eyes, Diana and Tommy wouldn't notice that he too was bleeding. Diana deduced this must be where Cavin from the seventeenth century lost his eyes. The old man back there was blind. “What of the goblins, I thought they were gone for good. Why are they back?” Aya turned and pointed in the direction of the old exit small cavern, although they were invisible in the fog. “Has it been cleared too?” Aya added.

Well, you have to be vigilant when you’re in a lion’s cave. Dylan awaited her response but when he got none, he lost his cool. “Two minutes, Eve. You know I hate repeating myself.” His voice held an edge that ran a chill down her spine. She could hear him seething from the other side, knowing how hard he was controlling to unleash the monster hidden beneath him. Soon the sound of his footsteps faded pouring a bucket of relief over. He had left for good. Letting out a shaky breath, she pushed the dampened locks covering her forehead and closed her eyes.

"Because we aren't going to ask nicely." The room spun a little for Ben, but he swallowed hard and pushed away the dizziness. The goblins didn't know that the gargoyles were close by. He only had to stall. The goblin dragged him out of the room. Another room was set up with a camera and a laptop. Not the nicest one he'd seen, but not the worst. They couldn't post it to his channel unless they knew his passwords. Or, for some reason, YouTube let them. Was the website run by goblins? Had they infiltrated tech sites as well? This was going deeper and deeper down a rabbit hole the more time he spent here. The goblin shoved him into the chair facing the camera. "We have a script for you to read."

Even pushing together, we can't move the rock. The goblins are too close now. Within a matter of seconds, they'll be on us. Closing my eyes, I take a deep breath. There it is. The tiny flicker inside of me. Focusing on it, I let it grow ... and then I unleash it. The rock rolls down the hill and hits the first goblin. It screams as it's knocked off its feet and tumbles down the rocky terrain. The rock hits a couple more goblins, and the sight is gruesome. They definitely won't be getting back up. The rest of their buddies shriek in terror and back away, knowing they're in for something similar.