Gollum Cave Incident Novels & Stories

But the vault shook harder, a new rumble rising—not the cave, but a Syndicate failsafe, explosives rigged to destroy the evidence. “Liam, we have to go!” I shouted, pulling him toward the crevice, his weight heavy against me. My mother and uncle dragged Dr. Ellis and Liam’s father, their guns still raised, while Vanessa helped Elena, the cave collapsing around us. The visitor fired, their bullet grazing my shoulder, pain flaring, but Liam’s love kept me moving, his hand in mine a vow we’d survive.

I ran, took as many turns as I could, and tried to tell me I took the most unpredictable turns to hold my own hopes up. The little flash of light almost made me cry when my head finally realized what it was. There was a little hole in the roof, but enough for me to squeeze out if I could only reach it. Without even thinking, I grabbed all the rocks I could see and threw them together below the little hole, and since the tunnel had become smaller and smaller as I ran further in, it didn’t take me long. I crawled up, ran, and crawled up the loose and wobbling rocks, picturing myself as Gollum using hands and feet like an animal that belonged nowhere in this world, and jumped towards the openin

And then thudding hard to stop. The entire cave rumbled and quaked with the impact. Red dust shimmied off every wall, every craggy protrusion of stone, every inch of the cave, and swirled in the air like fog. I wheeled around just as all light vanished from the place. The slant of sunlight that’d been leaking in from the gap in the barricade was gone.Cal had brought up the rear of our vanguard fleet. He mindlinked me. IT’S A TRAP. THEY RIGGED THE ENTRANCE. THERE’S A FUCKING BOULDER BLOCKING EGRESS. THAT’S WHAT WAS MOVING!

Some of them never saw humans. Along the tunnel, he saw a lot of small doors. They turned a few times until they arrived in a wide cave. In the middle of it was what looked like a fair market. Around the walls of the cave, were more tunnel entries. They entered the cave and immediately turned into the tunnel entry to their left. That tunnel was barely illuminated. Erik stopped by a door near the end of the tunnel and knocked. A small burly goblin answered and let them in. They entered into a wide rounded room. Standing in the middle of it, was a goblin wearing a clean suit and his hair attached into a ponytail. His eyes brightened when he saw Coralis.

Oswic saw three pieces of stones he'd subconsciously noticed before - white, gleaming, smooth and very round stones, not polluted by smears of blood or anything, one on top of the other. He ran over to that side and looked to his right. Yes! That was where the cave was. “Guys? We've got a situation!” Gauwilh chanted suddenly as a ferocious, FOUR headed tyronimic, dashed and bounced towards them like a confident lion after a prey.

Chapter 17: Echoes in the Labyrinth The cavern entrance seemed to shrink behind them as Evie and Liam followed the hulking guardian deeper into the labyrinth. The blue light emanating from the Wellspring faded, replaced by the familiar bioluminescent glow of the fungi clinging to the cavern walls. A sense of unease settled in Evie's stomach. They were venturing further into the heart of Aethel than anyone had ever dared before, relying on a creature whose loyalties remained a mystery.

Zoey felt a bit heartbroken as these people came to rescue others, but ended up losing their lives in an avalanche. Russell put his arm around her shoulder and said, "The world is unpredictable." Zoey felt sad and guilty in her heart, "Let's give their families some more compensation." Russell nodded, "Okay." Zoey suddenly remembered the laboratory and she held the man's hand. "Gilberto and I fell into a cave after encountering an avalanche. Later, due to my digging through the snow, the gravity became uneven, and we fell into a laboratory. There were many advanced experimental instruments inside, as well as experimental bodies. They had all their organs removed. I suspect that my senior bro

Jack turned to Grog, "we're all going to be food. Do it!" Grog didn't argue. He pulled a heavy detonator from his pocket—wired to explosives meant for expanding his kingdom—and slammed the button. BOOM. The ceiling of the tunnel ten yards ahead collapsed. Tons of rock and concrete crashed down, sealing the opening and cutting off the view of those terrible blue eyes. The dust cloud rolled over them. Silence returned to the sub-basement, save for the coughing of the mutants. Jack slumped against a wall, clutching his bleeding chest. The immediate threat of the wolves was gone, but the victory felt hollow.

Caspian quickly locked the direction. "Wait for me!" Caspian shook his Ghoul-Locker Spear, and Miles's body was torn into pieces in mid-air. Then, Caspian grabbed Miles's jade identification badge and storage bag, and he dashed out like a shot of lightning, disappearing into the depths of the cave. At that time, in a karst cave in the Hopeful Woman Mountain's mountainside, Solana's body slammed heavily on the cliff, but she quickly stood up straight again. Her eyes were still calm and indifferent, and she looked at Harper.

She closed her eyes and concentrated on the artefact, hoping it would react. The light became brighter, and a surge of energy shot out of the thing and struck the creature. Its figure flickered wildly, then retreated into the shadows as it howled in agony. Rock fragments started to fall from the roof as the cavern trembled. "We must relocate!" Kael grabbed Zara's arm and yelled. Dodging falling rubble, they ran towards the cavern's exit. As though the earth itself were furious, the ground shook beneath them. The entrance to the cave was sealed behind them when a huge boulder fell just as they were approaching its mouth.