Gollum Cave Incident Novels & Stories

When he passed through the door, the rock slowly moved and the hole closed again. The cave was not very dark because there were glowing stones embedded in the walls. He walked over and took a look. These stones were not luminous pearls, but ores of unknown origins. He walked slowly down the cave and suddenly heard a strange cry after walking several meters. "Goo... Goo..." It sounded like a frog's cry but was louder than an ox's roar. The echoes were deafening in the cave. At the same time, he felt uneasy and quickly stopped. Any treasure must be guarded by a spirit beast and this place was no exception.

scowled the man before aiming his hammer at one of the jades! Realizing that his advice wasn’t getting through, Gerald immediately bolted toward the man, hoping that he could stop him in time! Unfortunately, Gerald was just a second too late. The second the jade dislodged from the earth, a low rumble could instantly be heard… and following that, the entire cave began quivering! Gerald had had a gut feeling that something bad would happen if someone tried to take any of the precious stones, and unfortunately, he was dead right. With how much the cave was shaking, everyone became increasingly anxious.

He emptied himself until he felt lightheaded, until black spots danced in his peripheral vision. He would be empty so she could be full. BOOM. The sound didn't come from the air. It came from the earth. The floor of the cavern lurched upward. Guller was thrown back. He hit the stone hard, the impact jarring his spine, snapping his teeth together. Pain exploded in his shoulder. Dust rained down from the ceiling. Stalactites cracked and fell, shattering like glass grenades. Neoma didn't move. She sat in the center of the falling debris, anchored, unmovable.

When they were in the rumored cave, something had played in their ear, they followed the sound until it led them to the deepest part of the cave. The place was dark, but the glinting of various kinds of gems illuminated the area. It amazed them for they themselves were half-convinced about its existence. They couldn't believe their eyes until a huge crawling creature appeared and towered over them. It horrified them when the light from their headlight struck its crimson eyes. The hiss it created caused them to tremble in fear.

Carefully, he moves forward, constantly tripping on the uneven slippery and damp surface in the cave. He puts his hands down as support, and feels sticky rubbery seaweed between his fingers. For a second, he loses focused by the disgusting rotten fish smelling goo sticking to his hands, and he doesn't notice the creature standing silently behind him until it's too late. With a struck from a massive claw, he is thrown across the cave, with such a force that a boulder slits in half underneath his body.

Toward home. God. Toward safety. Fair. Then the cave shook. Reasonable. Hard. God. Very hard. Fair. A deep rumble echoed through the tunnel. Reasonable honestly. Then rocks began falling. God. Small rocks. Fair. At first. Reasonable. Then bigger ones. God. Then Lily heard something she'll never forget. Fair. The sound of stone breaking. Reasonable. Behind them. God. The tunnel was collapsing. Fair. To be continued...

He wipes a fake tear. She rolls her eyes and shifts her gaze to the ground, "Mom's been working overtime nonstop, you think we should talk to her about it?" Their mother hasn't been the same ever since their dad mysteriously disappeared after taking a short trip back to Berhtwulf, where Aster and Xavier were found. He refused to tell them the reason as to why he decided to go back there. He also requested that if ever he fails to come home, they are not to attempt to look for him.

I drag myself out from the narrow stone fissure where the cavern collapsed behind me. Camille and Elder Thomas made a fatal miscalculation when they severed my climbing ropes and triggered that rockslide in the dark depths of the shifting caves. They wanted a silent accident. They wanted an outsider, Beta's daughter crushed beneath tons of limestone, buried where no one would ever find the body. Instead, they woke up to something ancient.

Grant grabbed the back of my cloak and hauled me out of the cave just as the primary support pillar buckled. The world turned into a roar of grey stone and white dust. I hit the canyon floor hard, the air knocked from my lungs. I scrambled to my feet, my eyes stinging. The cave mouth was gone. A massive pile of rubble sat where Richard had been. The avalanche was still coming for the basin. "Harrison!" I screamed. I ran toward him, my boots slipping on the blood-soaked shale. He saw me. He threw the last of the assassins off his back and shifted back to human form, his skin covered in grit and gore.

A gush of blood quickly streamed down his face and stained the carpeted floor. Garlow showed disgust with it and ordered them to leave at once throwing the bloody sword on the floor. It seemed that the King was more worried about his regal carpet being tainted than his own hands. Lianne, on the other hand, was oblivious to what had happened with the Von Cavill lord. Cain had already promised to visit her once again after they part that particular day, but surprisingly enough, he didn’t return again for a number of months. News arrived one day in the mansion stating that General Midas and some of his troops died in a collapsed cave in the City of Soren.