Granite Cave Novels & Stories

Frozen-crescent is an ice cave, has two chambers - primary and secondary chambers. The primary chamber of the cave is formed by melt-water streams carving labyrinths in the bases of a glacier or by streams and wind hollowing out the tunnels in snowfields usually have scalloped, translucent walls that transmit a blue light. The commoners and subordinates of Ayruzians accommodate in the primary chamber to vent out their ALL types of emotions along with wine.

When they did deign to pay attention to him, it was to order him to do something or insult him somehow. He looked at the drunken men, laughing at everything and nothing and discussing things that would make the most hardened soldier blush. He'd have more luck getting blood from a stone than talking to any of them. --- The cave was relatively dry. The tides not high enough to reach the entrance, save for the height of the storm season which was some weeks away. Stalactites hung from the roof, surrounded by a glut of mildew and mould, a haven for the insects and flies which feasted upon it. And a draw to passing seabirds, seeking food or material for nesting.

There was a large stone outside by the cave. Ondo quickly made a fire pit and started a fire. Zara was surprised that he knew how to do that, then he rolled the huge rock onto the front of the cave. Even though the cave looked small, it was large .there was a small entranceway that leads to an underground waterfall and a water hole Zara thought the water would be cold, but it was warm. They washed off the day stressed and talked ondo explain the world.

He took a deep breath and headed in– where though was anyone’s guess. Perhaps fifteen steps down the path, the walls peeled away into a large cavern. Apparently this was a subterranean grotto that had been carved out of the limestone bedrock in some iteration of the nearby river. Now it seemed to be an illicit gathering place, as a crowd of around forty people circled around a raised stone dais gracing the center of the vaulted cavern. Torches burned brightly, their glare dancing across the walls. Drums sounded, a rhythmic beat that matched the torches’ gambol. And all those bodies were naked.

It’s got to be this way. We moved another quarter mile before the trees thinned abruptly, revealing a rocky outcrop rising from the earth like the spine of something buried. A cave mouth, half swallowed by hanging moss and creeping vines stood before us. Dark and still, breathing out cold air that carried the scent of stone and mineral. Inside, the cave narrowed before widening into a cavern lit faintly by shafts of daylight filtering through cracks above. The sound of dripping water echoed softly, rhythmic and hollow. At the center of the cavern sat a pool.

Kazimir was elbow-deep in the floor panels, sparks flying as he tried to bridge the connection with a manual jumper-cable. Suddenly, the sub stopped moving. The giant creature let go, its violet light fading as it darted away into the darkness. "Why did it stop?" Jun asked, his face pressed to the glass. Elara looked out. They were no longer in the narrow canyon. They had entered a massive Subterranean Cavern (a giant cave located beneath the seafloor). The walls of the cave were lined with thousands of glowing Isotope shards, creating a cathedral of violet light. In the center of the cavern sat something that defied logic.

Fortunately, they were somewhat protected from the rain while walking under the rocks. Passing behind the sheet of water they reached the cave. An odd light was shining in the back. That light reflected into the walls of the cave. “That’s odd…” Rudra said. "The walls are quartz crystals, they reflect light," Toshani replied. "But what is the source of this light?" "Come, I will show you, " she smiled. He followed her lead towards the back of the cave. It was not noticeably big, at the end of the cave, a torchlight seemed to be burning from the floor. The torch flared brightly.

Chapter 10 MY MOUTH hang open in awe when we got inside the Yamashita’s Cave. The cave was small and was very narrow, clearly bad for claustrophobic people. The stalactites are low and it is hanging directly above our head but its length are enough for us to walk around. We saw a second opening. There was an opening on the wall where the light passes through, making the cave glow golden as if there’s a lot of golden treasures in there. I gasped.