Gravity Falls Bottomless Pit Novels & Stories

"Look! Something is down there!" As the danger seemed to pass, a group gathered, inspecting the deep hole that yawned darkly beneath them, its depths impenetrable. Meanwhile, down in the vast pit, Alexander continued to press downward with his sword energy, pushing Grand Hart Lord deeper into the darkness. The beast struggled against the relentless force, unable to break free from Alexander's relentless assault, almost reaching the bottom. Amid dancing firelight, Alexander assessed his surroundings. With a strong push, he leaped back, countering the pull of gravity.

Knowing the true answer to the solution, he decided on a gambit; he would allow himself to fall to the bottom of this endless chasm. Bang! With a terrible boom, Chu Xun's feet hit solid ground and the flagstones under his feet shattered from the impact of the fall. Annoyed, Chu Xun gnashed his teeth. This seemingly bottomless chasm was not bottomless after all. In fact, it only was five meters deep and he could barely react at all before reaching the bottom, never mind summoning his Hong Meng Immortal Qi, and the fall had numbed his legs.

POV EMMA BELLE The phenomenon began at the base of the Alabaster Spire. A fissure opened in the golden grass of Aurum, but it didn't reveal soil or magma. It revealed a swirling, ink-black void that smelled of old parchment and forgotten tears. Within an hour, dozens of these "Soul-Rifts" had appeared across the three continents, each one acting as a localized gravity well for the subconscious.

His loss had left me floundering for any little thing to hold onto, but the walls around me were too slick, too smooth for me to stop the freefall I was currently in. I hadn’t quite hit rock bottom yet, but I knew that when I did, I would be stuck at the bottom of the deepest well in existence, surrounded by an impenetrable darkness that was so infinite that not even I could see through. I squeezed my eyes together tighter as I imagined my endless, desperate clawing at the walls that would only lead to my fingers being worn down to nubs, but still, I would scratch at them, needing to get out.

"Lyra, the cables are stretching." ​"The whole shaft is compressing," Lyra said, her eyes locked on her tablet. The screen was a web of red warnings. "The structural collapse of the cisterns below has triggered a massive subterranean vacuum. The sand on the surface isn't just sitting there anymore it’s draining downward like an hourglass." ​"An hourglass?" Leo looked up, his face pale under the dim auxiliary light. "You mean the fort is going to sink?"

He didn't look angry; he looked triumphantly expectant. He pressed his hand into the stone. A low, subterranean screech echoed from deep beneath the fortress floor. The ground beneath Dominic, Kaelen, Asher, the twins, and me suddenly buckled inward, the metallic platform giving way to reveal a pitch-black vertical shaft plunging hundreds of feet into the bowels of the earth. "Elara!" Dominic roared, abandoning his strike against the giant, lunging across the collapsing floor to grab my hand. Our fingers locked together just as the metal platform completely gave out beneath us, dragging all six of us down into the dark, mechanical abyss below.

The maimed herald in the rift began reconstituting its arm by absorbing magma bubbling up from the depths, but we gave it no time to complete its regeneration. Lawrence grasped me by the waist with his uninjured arm and leaped straight into the open mouth of the fracture with me in his hold. Our descent was a free fall down a vertical throat five hundred meters deep. Living rock walls blurred past us, cracked and streaked with veins of incandescent sulfur. I unfurled my phoenix fire wings behind me in a powerful beat that slowed our momentum, setting us gently down upon a natural platform of black basalt jutting out into the Great Subterranean Abyss.

"There's something wrong with this place. I've probably slid down thousands of meters underground at this rate. If the meteorite isn't that massive, I should've landed by now. Is it possible this meteorite is far bigger than I imagined?" Adrian frantically searched for answers. He closed his eyes, waiting for an outcome. Another hour passed. Adrian could not tell how far down he had slid down, and there was still no end in sight. "I'm definitely in trouble now," he mumbled. As the atmosphere closed in on him, he began to tense up. He could not see a thing in this pitch-black darkness, and the never-ending descent would surely make any ordinary person lose their mind. Adrian tried to figure o

The rain lashed against their terrified eyes as the realization of their catastrophic mistake hit them. Then, the merciless law of gravity violently reclaimed them. Their screams were instantaneous and primal, but they were instantly swallowed by the howling wind as they plummeted. Eight hundred feet of empty, freezing air waited below them. They fell through the darkness, their limbs flailing wildly, their expensive suits flapping like broken wings. They fell past the glittering, indifferent windows of the Blackwood Spire, a rain of tactical gear, silk ties, and broken ambitions, plummeting at terminal velocity toward the merciless, unforgiving concrete of the Chicago city streets.

- This one paw will crush. The crack was repeated, the ridge extended even more in height, froze for a few moments, and then fell down in one movement, disappearing from visibility. At the bottom of the abyss, there was a rumble, rustling of crumbling earth and rolling stones. The blows inflicted on the rift wall were felt, now it became clear that the creature was not going to linger here - its target was somewhere else. But the edges of the abyss no longer expanded and did not run in length, this someone decided to move underground.