Novel & Cerita Gravity Falls Fanfiction Dipper Dies

"Diana." I hear his voice echoing in the open. "Hold on, I'll pull you up, just don't look down," he begs me. I swing left and right, my head spins as I dangle like a rope at the edge of a snowy mountain. Right below me is an endless abyss of a hollow pit at the edge of the snowy cliff. If Charles had been a second late… I didn't want to think about it, especially when I'm still stuck in this situation, a little mistake is all it'll take to end my life.

There are three of them and I don’t like the odds a bit. “I literally can’t do much of anything right now,” I reply, dead serious. “We gotta be sure Missile’s dead or this won’t work,” I hear Grouch say, he’s clearly pissed. I immediately close my eyes and pray he’s alive. Is he really that sick that he would kill her mate just to mark her? When I pop my eyes open I’m more weak than ever, barely able to stay awake. I’m breathing, keeping my heart going and praying I don’t drop my baby. That’s about the most I can offer.

It wasn’t there, I lost my grip and quickly swung forward. “Jamie!” Callie screamed after me. I grabbed all around me, my nails broke against the rocks, the rocks were too steep, and I was going too fast to stop myself. There was a twist and then another in the opposite direction. It felt like I was on a waterslide made of rocks without water. I let gravity take me with Callie’s voice growing softer and softer the farther I slid down the narrow path. I tried to call back to her, but my voice wouldn’t come out. My throat felt dry. I prayed it would end. I closed my eyes and gritted my teeth. On the last turn, the bottom was no longer there. I free fell maybe six feet and found myself sprawled

getting close, and then it rings in my head what she’s about to do. “Oh, sh*t, no!” But she’s jumped off the floor. The air is so freezing and running past my skin with such coldness that I thought it would cut my skin. My cheeks are almost numb, and when I try to open my eyes, tears are slightly escaping from the harsh effect of gravity. I see that we are actually going to fall, and that means we’re going to get crushed by the ground. It’s too far. “What the hell? What the hell? Oh, my heavens, we are going to die.” And we land on the ground.

Her eyes closed and with a smiling face she threw herself back. "Ha...no, wait." Evandros teleported to her spot but it was too late, only the tip of their fingers grazed together. "Don't kill anymore." She yelled at the top of her lungs, her voice filled with pain yet excitement. She was happy to die. His red throbbing orbs watched her fall down the cliff with a smile on her face. Even the sky wailed as it thundered on her fall. Evandros fell on his knees, his hand still extended forward as he watched her tiny body fall into the stormy lake triggered due to the heavy rainfall and it vanished from his sight completely and forever.

"Lewis... there's nothing we can do... clinically shes..." Dr Saki placed a hand on my shoulder while trying to stall my movement's, but it was no use. I had entered a state of irrational thinking. "She's not... she's not. She can't be." I felt like gravity had suddenly stopped being kind to me, as my shaking legs gave in, and I went crashing to the floor beside my mates bed. The doctors were right... Dylan was dead, she'd been dead for far too long, and there was no coming back from that.

CHAPTER 141 DARIUS’S POV The fall didn’t feel like a descent, it felt like the world had simply stopped existing beneath my boots. One second, I was standing on a floor of polished concrete and broken glass; the next, the freezing mountain air was a blow, stripping the breath from my lungs. I didn't let go of Iris. I couldn't. Her fingers were locked with mine in a grip so tight it felt like our bones were fusing. Between us, Ethan was a dead weight, a shadow caught in the middle of our frantic, vertical plunge.

I shoved it aside. “He made his choice,” I muttered. “And I’m done paying for it.” The ground sloped downward, and before I could stop myself, my foot slipped. I cried out as I tumbled down a small embankment, branches scratching at my skin, rocks bruising my ribs. I landed hard. Pain exploded behind my eyes, and I lay there gasping, staring at the stars flickering through the canopy above. This was it. This was how I died. A rejected omega, broken and forgotten.

Sideways. Her heel met empty air. The world dropped. The altar edge flashed past. Stone. Then nothing. The Chasm opened beneath. The offering pit. A dark mouth in the bones of the cathedral. Stories had called it symbolic. She didn’t anymore. The faces above shrank as she fell. Dimitri was the last one she saw. Standing at the edge. Looking down. Then he was gone. Now. Air punched at her from every side. Tears squeezed from the corners of her eyes.

One moment he was talking about breaking her leg, the next he was recklessly diving into the sea. ... Cold. So cold. Diana felt her consciousness slowly drifting away, plummeting into an icy abyss. Falling... The oppressive sense of impending death grew closer, weighing heavily on her chest, making it difficult to breathe. John... Desperately reaching out her hand, she attempted to grasp onto something, but there was nothing. Choking on a mouthful of water, her consciousness finally dissipated entirely. Just in the next moment, a slender wrist suddenly gripped hers. Yosef held onto her tightly, his arm encircling her waist, keeping her close.