Granite Cave นิยาย & เรื่องราว

But maybe Enchantress caught its trail because her familiar soon lurched forward and followed whatever she was seeing. And them whomp ! They entered an underground cave , its granite walls faded away with the trickles of water . The moisture and walls fused together , so well that they made the cave look like centuries old . The cave had no inhabitants , even beasts seemed to stray clear of it . Looks like they were smarter than them . Chelsea clutched Enchantress fur , they walked deeper through the openings that resembled archways . Their footsteps resounding , echoing around the cave , Cracks lined the top of the cave and Chelsea feared a landslide .

Immediately, I hugged Raina and then examined her for cuts and bruises. “I'm fine.” She panted out. Her voice echoed in the cave before eventually dissipating. Raina pushed my hands away and roamed her eyes around the cave in awe. “This is spectacular.” Bunches of white glow-in-the-dark mushrooms that branched out from the craggy golden walls illuminated the cave. A vast diversity of decorated gemstones glinted in the prime of their colors on the walls. The air was light and tolerant, smelling like toasted marshmallows. Crystalline blue groundwater filled several cavities with silver reflections while clusters of creamy crystals of danburite were strewn across the ceiling.

Jamie and Callan brought up the rear, their contrasting energies—one nervous, the other calm—adding a fragile balance to the group. They turned a corner and entered a wider section of the ravine. The air seemed to shift, colder and heavier, as they approached a strange structure embedded into the rock wall. It was a monolith, similar to the ones they had encountered earlier, but this one was cracked and pulsing with an unstable light. The symbols carved into its surface flickered erratically, as though caught in a struggle. “What is that?” Jamie asked, his voice low. Crane stepped closer, his resonance map glowing faintly in response. “It’s connected to the fractures. The energy here is... c

Alright now… let’s see what we have here… the dominating geography is flat, there is a hill here and there but the forest sure is a plain… there's a ravine at the northwest and a mountain chain at the northeast all the way to the southeast… a waterfall that comes from the mountain chain and flows all the way to the center of the forest forming a river and a lake…the biggest and highest hill is close to that lake, the side that faces the pond, a cave entrance is in there… I suspect that this so-called “crimson something” hideout is that cave… the ravine is more likely the location of the junk stones I am searching for… Alright… Here is the plan! I’ll send the [Stealth type] of familiars which

“Not until we find their bodies.” I close my eyes and turn back to the cairn situated in the center of an area of scorched earth. This is where the pack house of Granite Rise once stood. Hundreds of rocks of varying sizes and shapes make up a great mound that is as tall as my chest. I place the little white rock atop its peak. A memory of Gemma flutters through my mind as I blink back tears. I need three more rocks.

Exotic fish is bursting colours seemed to beckon us deeper toward a narrow opening hidden in the rock wall. I pushed through first. The tunnel was not as tight, Uncle and the twins would have no problem diving in here. When we finally broke the surface, we weren’t in the lake anymore. We were inside a cavern. The walls were encrusted with raw moonstones, their iridescent surfaces giving off a soft light. At the center of the cave stood an altar of solid, polished moonstone. Resting upon it was an old, thick Book.It vibrated with a silvery, blinding energy that made the hair on my arms stand up.

With each step, the air seemed to grow warmer, the crisp snow sagging, icicles losing their grasp on branches and falling to the ground. Why would anyone leave the door open? She thought. Reaching the end of the snow line, where the patchy slush trailed off, her heels dug into the mud. Celina gawked at the sight in front of her. Its a cave. Sheer walls of metamorphic rock cut down deep onto the earth, the mouth too wide for a person, hell a giant creature to easily walk in. Thick tree roots dangled over the edge, on either side hiding the cave.

​The cavern did not just shake this time; it imploded. ​The miles-wide black obsidian arches snapped along their central axes, the entire subterranean roof collapsing downward in a massive avalanche of multi-ton granite blocks and white volcanic steam. The iron lift platform didn't tilt, it was physically pulverized by a falling tower section, sending Elara, Garrett, and the dying Gideon dropping straight down into the black, boiling sulfur-springs below.

And that is how he comes to senses that when he dies, he wished to be a star, overlooking his family and the world for years to come. “These glow worms are the larvae of fungus gnats, but they spend most of their lives in the larval state. Amazingly they manage to find food – insects that fly into the caves, or occasionally they just eat one another! Surrounded by life and light, in a place that should surely be dark and dead, this place is special, not only to us but to the species living here as well.” Kuali said, his face showing the innermost happiness in him with his field of work. They had to agree with the Maori that there was something special about this place. Their group stayed ins