Gravity Falls Mystery Shack Inside Novels & Stories

Her violet eyes bored into mine, completely void of a single expression, before they shifted to my fingers which were still standing frozen a few inches away from the box. “I'm fine,” I straightened, reaching for the cover of the box to shut it. “I just thought if it's a dark object, it shouldn't be wide open,” I mumbled taking a few steps backward, willing whatever strange magnetic pull that still lingered to completely vanish. I ignored Triss’ silent stare, bringing our focus back to the Grishan witch held in the spelled witch dungeon down in the basement. “I'm assuming this shakra belongs to the prisoner?”

But none knew how and why this is connected to that electric power plant. It was heavily raining there at the night. A van entered into the power plan area very quickly and stopped in front of a door where Dr. Sheen was standing with an umbrella. He shouted, “Jordan, take the body and keep it in proper place and be very careful”. It is few minutes before dawn, A boy of 14 years old sanding on a hill outside the restricted area, seeing that the water is gone from the lake and two persons came out from the bottom ground of the lake. They talked about something and then they did something on the ground and again went somewhere. The water is back again just like before.... “Mack, Mack, wake up,

I leaned to the floor and knocked on it to see if it was hollow because I could somehow break through. On listening, however, I realized it wasn't actually hollow because of space, it was hollow because...there was water underneath it. It wasn't floating, but there was water...like there was a large reservoir of water under the shed. If I tried to brrak through, I would fall right in. I looked around. Come to think of it, maybe...maybe that was the plan. That way, no one would find me even if they find the shed. Because I would be under it, drowning.

She didn’t think much of it and looked at the last item. A fishbowl. “… Just how?” She muttered to herself, then took a closer look at the transparent glass. There was nothing in it, except dust around the edges. She mused, “How can this catch the moon—” Mallory tilted her head up and stopped. There was a trapdoor on top, and a rope was dangling down. Without thinking, Mallory pulled it, and the door opened, revealing the… sky? The sky? THE SKY!

I leave the room leaving Jessi and Nathan alone, I can’t believe he bothered to investigate me. He doesn’t trust his father? And now I’m going to have to deal with his mistrust. He can’t be messing with my past or he’ll end up making my uncle find me. What am I gonna do? She was head down when Sabrina came in. "Hanna okay?" Sabrina "Ah, more or less. I need a coffee, but I can’t leave here now I’ll wait for a friend to come out of there." I speak signaling Nathan’s room

The crystal shards stuck to the basement ceiling fell down. "Earthquake, we must get out of this place immediately!" ***

"Help me lift." ​Vivian didn't hesitate. She jammed her fingers under the cold metal rim, ignoring the sharp bite of the steel against her callused palms. Together, they threw their weight upward. With a loud, groaning screech of ungreased tracks, the heavy shutter rolled up just far enough for them to slide underneath. ​They scrambled into the pitch-black interior, their flashlights cutting bright, erratic beams through the vast warehouse. Rows of twenty-foot-high steel shelving stretched into the darkness, packed with thousands of white medical crates.

Eliana moved deeper into the shack. The air smelled of cedar and old paper and something sweeter, like vanilla left too long in a warm kitchen. As her eyes adjusted to the dimness, she noticed that one wall was different from the others. Where the rest of the shack was lined with shelves of objects, this wall held nothing but a single door, standing alone in the center of the room. It wasn't connected to any frame or wall. It simply stood there, upright, leading nowhere, as if it had grown from the earth like a tree.

Some are even waiting for my Downfall. I glance back at my cellphone, knowing fully well the words would have already gotten to my mother that I dare attend to a call when discussing about the future of Majesty Corporation, the most wealthiest company in the empire. "Where is this Underground Shallows?" I asked her again, softly but no response comes at first. It was almost as though she is trying to find more courage. "It is located in the underground of Shackes keeps." "Shackles keeps?" I repeated in confusion. "The keeps?"

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