Gollum Sneaky Novels & Stories

“Find him. Find the girl. But stay invisible. No one can know we’re still digging.” The man nodded and left. Luca remained, staring at the blurred photograph of the woman holding two babies. The pieces were slowly coming together, but the picture they formed was terrifying. In the hidden blind spot corridor that no one else knew existed, Serena sat cross-legged on her narrow cot, surrounded by stolen photographs.

I feel something grab me from behind, and pulls me to the floor, I look up and see other Goblins. Goblin starts laughing "you think at this point you've won right?, do you think beating me up will bring everyone back?" I couldn't move, they all held me with their magic, Goblin walks to me and bends "now hand me the stone" "No!" I growl "There's no use, you don't even know the spell I used" my heart was racing, I can't let him win, I don't want to kill him either, I have to do something. "I don't have to, I have one more crazy idea" I forcefully let go and I grab the moon stone from my neck, I throw it up and I jump, grab it and I land with it facing down and it breaks. A blue wave comes out,

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

“True, but I have no idea how to disable the—” The Golem picked up the truck and threw it into the bayou. Fernández blinked. “You just like doing that, don’t you?” “You bet your ass,” replied the Golem, and, looking at the foreboding overgrown entrance, he stroked his chin thoughtfully. “Better do this the quiet way.” “You threw a goddamn police SUV into a swamp. How was that the quiet way?” “I mean from this point forward,” said the Golem, as he bent down and began to sneak toward the entrance.

Three, two, one…… Darkness swallowed the room. Screams pierced the air, panic spreading like wildfire. I ripped off the vent cover and slid down silently. The moment my feet touched down, I was already at the display. Three seconds. That was all it took to disable the security, the diamond's cold sensation settling in my palm. Suddenly, an ear-splitting alarm shattered the silence. I cursed those weight sensors. Backup lights snapped on, bathing the venue in a stark, unforgiving glow.

“It’s the only currency that matters. Don’t spend yours foolishly.” Ash nodded, though Linda suspected his stomach had churned. That foolish boy couldn’t shake the feeling that he’d just made a deal with the devil—and the devil had gotten the better end of it. Then the small man Linda had met at the entrance, the so-called Gatekeeper, cleared his throat, his voice tight with self-righteousness. “There is a spy among us,” he said evenly. The room erupted into whispers, all eyes darting around like pinballs in a broken machine. Linda’s pulse quickened, but she kept her face dull an covered with black scarf.

that not only the elf adults but also the children were skilful and sneaky. Fahria, taking advantage of a moment when the golem wasn’t careful, jumped on his knee and using an object like a hammer used for climbing, quickly reached the area of his back of the skull. The golem obviously had problems. The elf girls easily avoided his arms as he tried to catch them, exasperating the monster. It was like a play for the two girls.

The rogue smiles. I had enough and stepped forward beside Owen, not letting go of his hand. “Listen up! Gollum, from Lord of the Rings, you are doing a whole lot of this...” I make a talking puppet with my free hand, “and we need you to do this…” I shut my hand puppet’s mouth closed. “If you going to talk in riddles then you can have a nice evening… somewhere else… Go find your ring and throw yourself into a raging volcano or something.” I make a shooing motion with my free hand. “So, the pet does speak! HAHAHAHAHAHA.” The rogue laughs again while a mutter of snickering echoes behind him. “Come with us, Pet! Or we will kill your little pathetic friends.” He says as he licked his dry cracked

Grayson Finding them had been relatively easy. Getting to them had been a challenge. We snuck in under the cover of Aryk’s invisibility spell. Unfortunately, our cover was blown when I sneezed and caused a mini rock slide. One of the rocks had hit Aryk and caused him to lose focus, right as a troll patrol came around the corner. “Time for Plan B!” Thomas yelled. “Run!” Somehow we found the dungeons, and dispatched the guards with little effort. I blasted the door open and we burst inside.

Celestine massaged her temples, "You sneaky fox! Fuck!" "You should have just killed them! You don't have to give them any mercy. I don't think getting beaten up will make them realize themselves! Crazy humans! They're the ones cheating on you, you're the one getting blasted and oh God! The career you've worked so hard for," Celestine grumbled. "Who advised me to be nicer to him?" said Lilyana casually. "Hey! Who would have guessed that your assistant who always puts on an innocent face was flirting with your lover! Oh no! They're both such assholes! Damn it!" Celestine grumbled again.