Gollum Cave Incident Novels & Stories

When Jane realized the audience wasn’t responding with the usual applause but with a storm of angry shouting instead, her face turned deathly pale. Even the hand holding the microphone began to shake. Still, she forced herself to keep talking. “Please, everyone, hear me out. I know all of you had high hopes for the Thousand Isles Lake project, but the truth is exactly what I said. There really is no gold deposit under the lake. “I already used my clairvoyant sight to examine the whole lake. There really isn’t any gold…”

And on top of that, if this is a real-world, then I am in a dog shit bad luck. "Eh... Your highness, you might have forgotten that you slept with the Elmahnean princess, Filuna? You should be aware that being the only goblin in this whole world, who almost looks like all of us, puts you into everyone's target." Avery had become frightened seeing the young man's mischievous smirk and careless behavior. Elves were already pale-skinned creatures, but he became paler from the fright.

I stumbled back, my body trembling from the force. When I looked down, the moonstone was gone. In its place, a ring glinted on my finger, the stone embedded within. Letting out a shaky breath, I hurried out of the passageway, only to hear a terrifying growl behind me. Wide-eyed, I turned around and was greeted by the sight of a large creature approaching. It looked like it was covered in black goo. It had a single eye and several tentacles. Just as I turned around to run, it shot its tentacles towards me. I barely dodged it, its tentacles leaving a cut on my forearm.

said Amelia grinning, offering her hand. “Ladybug.” I gratefully gripped it while the rest of the guys helped us climb out hastily out of the lava flow. “Motherfucker,” Guston grunted as we watched the lava turned into solid rocks. Everyone was still pretty shaken and got to breathe outside the cave, and I could still see the horrific look on their faces. Despite that, Theia started retelling what had just happened there to Amelia. After I caught a breath, I pulled the sword and stormed towards Nora. I grabbed her by her hair, aiming the blade at her neck. “You almost got us killed!”

Though they were once again on the run for their lives as this time chasing them was another gorilla golem that was fast on its feet. Even when Ruby attacked it with fire, it was fast and agile enough to dodge her attacks; neither did one of Julian’s sound magic spells put it to sleep nor could Mai's light spell destroy it. Before either noticed, they soon found themselves cornered; the golem ran in to attack, only for a voice to call out just in the nick of time.

* The moment shattered as another wave surged from the tunnel. “Jax!” I screamed. “Now!” “Fire in the hole!” He yelled back, and ducked behind an overturned table. A series of concussive *thumps* echoed from the entrance tunnel, followed by the roar of collapsing rock. Dust billowed out, and the stream of feral wolves from that direction ceased. He’d sealed the main entrance. We’d bought a reprieve, but we’d also sealed our own exit. The remaining beasts, five of them, found themselves trapped in the cavern with us. Cornered animals were the most dangerous, and these were no ordinary animals.

My core clenched around him and he cursed as he came, gritting his teeth to stop himself from crying out loud. We joined the rest and continued on our journey. We saw another temple and decided to rest there. The following day, we couldn't find the exit, despite how hard we looked for it and walked through the length and breadth of the temple. It was as if the door had vanished and there was only walls and windows in it. That was all we could find. We might have believed the temple had no door if we hadn't walked in through one. There was one and we had to find it again. I jumped as I saw a goblin looking at me and quickly called out to the others, my throat tight with fear. Why was I the on