Gravity Falls: Scary-oke Novels & Stories

The hum changed pitch. And the pull twisted— not outward, but downward. Ronan’s stomach lurched as the floor beneath them shifted. Stone split with a deafening crack. Kiera screamed silently as gravity gave way— and the chamber opened beneath their feet, swallowing them whole.

Jaden The ground begins to rumble violently, splitting apart beneath our feet as a deafening roar echoes through the air. Chaos erupts in the crowd as people scream and scramble to escape, knocking over chairs and trampling one another. I watch in horror as the crack widens, hurtling towards the stage with unstoppable force. The sound of tearing earth fills my ears as dirt sprays into the air, blinding me momentarily. Suddenly, the stage gives way and snaps in half, sending me tumbling backwards. Frantically, I search for Stacey in the chaos, but she’s nowhere to be seen. Panic sets in as I realise the crack is growing wider and deeper, swallowing everything in its path. “STACEY!” I shout de

’ ‘I’ve found this-’ she pushed the way to where she was, the image of the rock formation and the hole her bare legs were dangling in. ‘That doesn’t look safe, get back to ground and I’ll come.’ ‘It’ll be fine, I think there’s something down there, it’s cold.’ ‘Please wait for me, I’m on my way.’ ‘You don’t need to worry.’ The link had just gone when she felt the rock shift under her naked backside. Her stomach sunk, maybe Marc was right. She carefully pulled her legs back, shifting to go back the way she’d come, but before she could get to safety, the rock gave way under her. She squealed as she felt herself become weightless, her stomach went into her throat as she fell.

’ My mate screams with fear and I shut my eyes to embrace whatever will be the outcome of this fall. ** Strange…I don’t feel a thing at all. No pain nor broken bones…nothing at all. Didn’t we just fall from so high up? There’s no way we could’ve gotten out without a scratch. But I feel nothing of the sort. If anything, I feel like I just simply sat on the ground and I didn’t just fall from a dangerous height of over ninety feet. ‘Silver’ I hear the soft call of my wolf, my lids moving before peeling open very slowly. That’s when I register my surroundings and realize we’ve dropped into a mud pool and the rain is still beating down on the earth.

She didn’t forget to reassure that the branch where the nest lying was strong enough and unbreakable easily. “Ouch!” Qeiza screamed. When she got down, she was a bit careless. It caused her slip before she could stand on the base of the branch. Qeiza kept directing her gaze at the maple leaves that had changed their color. They were getting more beautiful in the fall. However, when her body was sliding fast following the gravitational pull of the earth, Qeiza closed her eyes. It’s better for her not to know how far she fell down. All of that was meant to keep her from thinking about the pain she would feel when her back hit the ground covered by the fallen leaves.

Nate's soothing voice broke in. I still refused to open my eyes. "Verena look at me." He demanded. I shook my head in refusal. "Look. at. me." He repeated, his tone was softer. I slowly opened my eyes and turned to look at him. "It's okay to be scared Verena." Nate comforted. I gulped, my whole body was trembling. The terror of falling down was making it impossible for me to breathe. I looked down again and a fresh wave of panic hit me, I was eighteen stories above the ground.

When she reached the top, Anne shouted loudly and was greeted with deafening screams of admiration from her fans. No one expected it at all, right at that moment, Anne jumped and free-fell from the 8-meter high tower. Her body fell on the two audience members below her. Anne's head broke first and blood splashed on the bodies of the other audience members in the area. Making everyone scream in hysterics instantly.

She answered slowly. “I have to go,” I said, turning on my heel. “Wait Domi—” I heard Odessa say, then I felt something behind me that made the hairs at the back of my neck stand, and I quickly whipped back around, and saw that Odessa’s eyes had turned bright, eerie green. Her golf club clattered to the ground as her feet lifted off the grass. I watched as she hovered a few feet above the ground, her arms were stretched out, and her fingers were trembling. Then her eyes rolled back, and she fell.

I said, feigning innocence. I glanced around after speaking. It was true. There wasn't a single living person in sight, but ghosts were everywhere. "This place is cursed!" Charlotte snapped. "I can't even stop. The moment I even think about it, it feels like needles are piercing my hands." Even as she spoke, her hands kept moving. Fear flickered across her face at the scene before her. The terror in her eyes was truly a rare sight to behold. "Is this your doing? Did you come up with all these tricks to scare me? You just want revenge for all the times I picked on you at school, don't you?"

The nightmare grips me like a vice, dragging me under its suffocating weight. I see Neil, standing precariously at the edge of the under-construction building. He wavers, his arms flailing, and before I can scream, he falls. The sickening thud of his skull hitting the concrete below reverberates in my chest, sharp and deafening.