Gravity Falls Eight Ball Novels & Stories

Anyone who wanted to pass the exam must conquer their fears or everything that would be left if they let their fears consume them was nothing but trauma and regret. In the Gravity Maze, a magic-made tricky room would be used. All the people left after the Mirrors of Fear would be sent to the room that the Mages Association provided. Unlike the Mirrors of Fears' room that was merely placed on the ground, this room would be floating above the roof of the coliseum and would continuously rotate depending on the people inside's answers. The rotation would be slower if a person could answer correctly and it would be disrupted once a wrong answer appeared. As the structure of the room was distorted

Windfall looked at Victor, confused. Victor didn't have time to explain. He kicked the massive metal ball. The metal ball rolled forward a few meters, then rapidly plummeted. As it fell, countless metallic remains broke apart.

She held her breath as he took a long shot, slinging another ball into a pocket. "Fuck," she heard Sonny mutter. Nic took another shot, knocking his last colored ball in. He stood up straight and stared at the eight ball which was in a hard position. Victoria didn't know much about pool, but she could tell that the eight ball wasn't in an easy place, and she was sure he'd have to miss this shot. There was nowhere for it to go. She glanced at Sonny, and he looked like he was holding his breath. Nic bent over the table and slid the stick between his fingers twice then paused. "Eight ball, middle pocket," he said, before he made his shot.

“Wait.” Magnus was right. Defying the laws of physics, the ball gained momentum, rising on the sides of the chute. I looked at Esmerelda. Her gaze was intent, and her eyebrows furrowed, unable to admit defeat. Her mouth moved. OUT! The ball obeyed and hit the middle pin, cascading down the rest of the pins. “What the hell?” “I’ve never seen the ball do that. Esmerelda has a little something extra.” Magnus’s comment stayed in the air as the group turned and saw us. We were as lethal as Cyrus when provoked. Our awe turned back to rage.

But they don’t know my wolf skills, Jian always makes me win in situations like this. I put the second, third, fourth, and fifth balls in a minute. Everyone is so surprised, and I didn’t turn to Marcus and distract my mind. People start to say my name when I put the eighth ball perfectly on the glass. The way men were calling out my name made me blush, some were even whispering that I look cute. When the tenth ball landed on the glass, I, myself was surprised by that and I jumped in joy with a big smile. It’s been so long since I smiled like this and I am genuinely happy this time.

"There." We walked to a room with rows of bowling balls; everything was sorted by weight and color. I picked out a deep blue colored eight-pound ball, and Adam walked over to the 16-pound balls and picked out a forest green colored one. "You're supposed to be taking it easy," I said. "This hardly weighs anything," Adam said. "Come on." Adam took my ball from me and walked to a lane with the already prepared screens. "Ladies first" I smiled at Adam as a joke came to my mind.

“Hello, ma and sir! If you’d like to win one of our amazing prizes, just play the game—$5 per try!” Liam pulled out a bill and handed it over without blinking. The man handed him three balls. “All you have to do is knock down the bottles. Hit them hard enough and you win!” Liam took the first ball, aimed with what looked like minimal effort, and threw it. The ball slammed into the front bottle… but instead of knocking it down, it bounced right off. The stack barely wobbled. I winced. “Aish… Almost.” The vendor chuckled. “They’re heavier than they look. But no worries, you’ve still got two more shots.”

We continued taking turns until we each had one ball and the eight ball left. “So, we’re all tied up, and it’s the princess’s turn,” Matty said with a grin. The eight ball was blocking my shot. It would have been perfect if the balls’ positions were switched. Ah, well. I eyed the table and mentally mapped the vectors. I’d have to be extremely precise. I hit the cue ball, and it nicked our colored ball so that it spun and hit the side. It bounced off and traveled to a pocket. The cue ball barely touched the eight ball, but it was enough to get it moving in the right direction, albeit slowly. Two seconds after the colored ball sunk into the pocket, the eight ball fell into one as well.

Jules smiled and gestured me to go. As I walk my thoughts fly again. I also plan to visit mom in the hospital today because I’m sure her surgery is over. I quickly got to the locker room and quickly searched for my number. "2405, 2406, 2407,2408! Gotcha!" I smiled as I opened my locker but stopped suddenly when I saw an envelope in it. My hands shakingly reached for it. I open the letter wide-eyed. Good day Oxians! You are one of a lucky person invited to participate in a FALLING GAME.