Gravity Falls Bottomless Pit Novels & Stories

Looking up at the arrow to see that it was pointing straight at the pit, he muttered, "Are you saying I should jump in? What's in there?" With that thought, he projected his Reiki to search down the bottomless pit. The further his Reiki extended, the more shocked he was. He expected it to be dozens—perhaps hundreds of feet deep, but it was really as bottomless as he looked. In fact, he kept going past two thousand five hundred feet, but still nothing! Amid his shock, he noticed how smooth the pit walls were and realized they weren't natural but manmade. It was more than three feet wide into the South Pole ice and clearly not a width that machines could tunnel through, so who could have accom

Not that he was even remotely thinking about drinking his pee to survive or anything… {Yuck! Gross!} said his newfound human sense of disgust. To be completely honest, Ecto was more worried about not knowing how to direct his peeing apparatus when nature actually called. His thoughts drifted to another mind-boggling possibility. He might very well be suspended on an invisible layer of ground, like a giant horizontal pane of invisible matter. That was the compromise so this place could be infinite in all directions and still have something for him to lie on. He couldn’t help but be amazed by this theory. He couldn’t decide whether he had reached the rock-bottom of all rock-bottoms or if he sh

Tartarus is one giant, gaping hellhole with what looks like millions of levels spiraling downward into nothingness. I mean, you can’t see the bottom. At all. I got legit vertigo just leaning over the edge of it. In the dead center is this enormous stone island, like a massive pillar rising from the pit. That’s where Tisiphone is.

Then he ground every pill on the ground beneath his shoe. A gust of wind swept by, carrying away all the powdered medicine, leaving not a single trace. Bang! With a thunderous crash, Heloise rammed into the mountainside protected by soft padding. One corner of the car was still dented. She pressed the trigger, and the driver’s seat instantly slid backward while a small opening appeared beneath her feet. It was pitch-black below; nothing could be seen. Without hesitation, Heloise dropped both feet through the opening and jumped down. The sensation of weightlessness did not last long before she landed in the underground space beneath the road. Turning her head, she saw a narrow passage inside

And then it happened. The ground beneath me gave way. A hidden mechanism triggered, and I plunged downward, screaming. The pit yawned beneath me, jagged stone walls rushing past. My Omega power flared instinctively, a golden aura wrapping around me, slowing the fall, cushioning the impact, but not completely. Pain shot through my legs, my back, but I gritted my teeth and kept my focus.

Her back is facing me and I just want to pull her close and hold her. I need that. But I remain in my spot watching her back, urging myself to remain still… Then I begin to fall. I am falling deep. Deep into an endless pit. I keep falling. But what scares me most is that I don’t scream. I don’t shout. I remain mute like it’s something that happens regularly, and I just continue falling. It’s a dark hole, I can see a large fire underneath me. There is nothing to hold on to as I continue to fall.

But before I could react, the ground beneath us cracked open with a deafening roar, a chasm splitting the earth. The creature lunged at us just as the ground gave way, and I felt myself falling, plunging into the darkness below. "Gideon!" I screamed, reaching out as the world blurred around me. His hand brushed mine, but the distance between us grew as the darkness swallowed me whole. The last thing I saw was the look of sheer terror on his face as the chasm closed above us, sealing me in the depths below. My breath caught in my throat as the cold, suffocating darkness wrapped around me. The fall seemed endless, my mind racing with the realization that this might be the end.

Large wings sprout from its side, red liquid running down the tips of its feathers from the sharp growths at the top. It's already killed something today. Stumbling back, I trip on something and I land on my hip. I twist to run, but my first step lands me in a hole that I never had the chance of spotting, and the weightlessness that follows tells me I'm falling. With only the darkness around me, it’s a peaceful way to travel to my death. There’s going to be a bottom to this pit, and when it hits me, I don't expect it to be pillowy soft.

"You merely accelerate your own expiration, Alpha. The gravity well can go deeper." A secondary pulse of invisible force slammed into us. The sound was a low, resonant thud that caused the ancient basalt ridge beneath my fingers to violently groan. A massive, jagged fissure ripped open directly above our heads, the stone splitting with a dry, terrifying crack that sprayed a shower of black shale down our faces. My right hand lost its purchase as the seam widened into a useless, crumbling gap, leaving me hanging entirely from Killian’s single, straining grip.