Gravity Falls Next Generation Novels & Stories

“Next year, Director Frasier will lead the creation of a new division focused on high-end customized services! The company will dedicate maximum resources to support it! At the same time, we will launch the ‘Starlight Program’ to select and cultivate more core talent like Director Frasier, sharing in the company’s growth dividends!” The audience erupted. I knew this stage wasn’t mine alone. It was a signal, a promise. At Lextron, anyone with the ability and willingness to work hard had a place to shine and a future to claim. … Late at night, after the crowd had dispersed, I stood alone by the massive floor-to-ceiling window. Outside, the city lights were blazing, and traffic was streaming. M

At _me_. “_Run_,” he said. Then he _jumped_. Not up. _Out_. Straight up. Through the atmosphere. Gone. In 2 seconds. The gravity vanished. We all fell. Kieran hit the ground next to me. Human. Broken. _Breathing_. “Is he…?” “Gone,” Nero said. He was crying. Ice tears. “He… he chose. For 0.5 seconds, he _chose_.” Lyra was shaking. “He’ll be back. The chip… it hurts. It _makes_ you.”

understanding dawned as her smile slipped before she laughed and passed her phone to Noah. Nathan and I stood to the side as each of them picked up an egg and surprised us all by smashing the egg on each other rather than themselves. They were down to the last two, and the excitement was palpable as everyone waited to see whether the baby was a boy or girl and also who literally had egg on their face. They counted down from three then smashed their eggs on each other's faces. Almost everyone gasped as both of them had eggs running down them. “Did you make a mistake,” Summer asked, confusion etched on her egg covered face.

"In fact, I met someone last night. His name is Jake." Amber gripped the steering wheel somewhat tighter. She took a bend, turning the car into another street. "You met—okay, new rules. No more boy talks." Vanessa scoffed. "New rules?" "Yeah, my car roof, my rules." Vanessa pouted her lips and turned to look out the window. She rested her head on the glass, as she tried to shake off the regret building up in her—regret that she left her store in the first place. Amber was exhausting—it was her only flaw. Actually, Vanessa found most people exhausting. But Amber was the only one who still bothered to check up on her—the only one she could never shake off.

Cassie It’s been a month since I've been working with these rock stars but up until now, I still haven't gotten used to all the ruckus they make. For one, the pounding and strumming seems to be getting louder each day but my eardrums have luckily adjusted. If only these people would be a little more serious, I thought as I watched Landon jump up and flail all around the room. It's obvious the kid was playing around.

"He's a swan, he's the most vulnerable out of all of us" "Right." With that, they make their way to the safe house, leaving Halo, Sal, Yzander and the doctor behind. Cerise doesn't forget to hug her best friend tightly before climbing out, making plans to catch up with the hollow the moment they get back. Nicholas kicks a car, it flips over and lands on its hood. Underneath it was a damaged motorcycle but the aurum gets it to work either way, his strength and intelligence at its peak. Cerise and Nicholas rode through the chaos that ensued, looking up, there were meteorites passing along the atmosphere, one strong gravitational pull and it's over for the land it crashes on.

It didn’t matter in the face of death. My head jerked to the right, founding the blade glistening. Looking at him, my hand reached for the blade. One second, two seconds, three seconds… “When you wake up in the other world, you’ll be thanking me, Winter.” And I struck the blade to his face, eliciting a roar from him. Bang~ The door to my doom opened, and so many people dragged me like I was nothing. Their eyes scrutinized me as if I was a skilled killer. A scream echoed throughout the path. Gone was the respect in their eyes. What I am now is just a fallen Luna.

They were no longer the architects of the future; they were the witnesses to its destruction. "Olivia, we need help," Kenji said, his voice quiet and filled with a raw, honest fear. "This isn't something we can handle on our own. Whatever this is… it’s more advanced than anything we’ve ever seen. It’s like it knows us better than we know ourselves." Olivia looked out over the city, seeing the flickering lights and the chaotic movements of the mag-levs. She knew he was right. The "Next Gen" was being dismantled, and their perfection was being revealed as a hollow shell.