Gravity Falls Weirdmageddon Part 3 Novels & Stories

“Let’s get back to your party.” I giggled, taking his hand in mine. We walked over to the door. The moment we touched the handle, the floor beneath us opened. I was weightless, falling into the unknown darkness below. I reached out for something to grasp onto as I felt Lyle’s strong arms wrap around me, pulling me close to his chest. Together, we slid down a slick and slimy stone chute, our bodies gliding effortlessly through the strange goo that coated its walls. With each passing moment, we descended deeper into the mysterious depths, the only sound echoing in our ears being the soft whoosh of our descent and the occasional splatter of the goo against our skin.

His lips parted, a whisper escaping: “…Maeve…” Her breath hitched. “Cade? Cade, I’m here—” But suddenly the shard shot a beam of golden light straight into the floor beneath them. The ground trembled. And then— It opened. THE FALL The floor cracked beneath Maeve and Cade like glass under pressure. A glowing fissure split open, spiraling outward in jagged rings. “What—no—NO—!” Maeve grabbed Cade tighter, but they were standing on collapsing ground. It gave way beneath them.

Then, as he moved into a particularly showy spin to illustrate a feint, she reached. It's justified the smallest nudge. Magic slipped from her like a breath, invisible fingers brushing the packed dirt beneath his boots. For a fraction of a second, the earth gave a hair less than he expected, then gripped harder an instant too late. His front foot stuck when it should have slid. His back leg kept going. There was a split‑second where his arms pinwheeled, his face registering the horrible realization that gravity was no longer his friend. Then he went down.

The world blurred into a dizzying whirl of colors as they fell, the wind howling in their ears. Just before impact, Mordecai released his grip, flinging Caden forward with a tremendous force. Caden crashed into the earth, the ground buckling under the weight of his fall, sending a shockwave of debris and dust into the air. Mordecai landed with a ground-shaking thud a short distance away, his gaze fixed on Caden with an insatiable hunger for blood.

The spider attacked her she lost her balance and fell inside. After Jia fell inside the deep well in the hall, Creed understood that being a normal person with unopened Chakras she wouldn't survive a fall from that height. Since he realizes that the hole was too deep. He had no choice but to jump inside the hole. Fortunately, he was able to grab her during the fall. He also had to use his bone scythe as an anchor on the walls of the hole to reduce their speed during the fall.

The men surrounding her, all mages that were lesser known part of her coven, began to chant a spell in their language. “What-” Before any of us could react, all of us fell to our knees, the force of gravity attracting us towards the earth with double the intensity. I couldn’t get up, couldn’t use my powers. Lifting a finger felt as difficult as walking with a broken leg. I turned my head towards Erick with much difficulty and found him in the same state as me. Acelin and Amber were behind me so I couldn’t see them but from the sound of their groans, they must be in a similar state. I had to brace my hands on the floor to stop myself from falling face first on the floor and the force of gravi

They threw themselves backward into the light. The last thing they saw was their young mother, standing alone on the roof in the rain, waving goodbye to her future. The Void. Sensory overload. The smell of ozone. The taste of hazelnut latte. The feeling of being stretched like taffy. Then... CRASH. Hale Science Division. Sector 1 (Present). Sunday. 2:05 PM. Gravity returned with a vengeance. The three siblings hit the floor of the Forbidden Lab hard. "Oof!"

This release is forceful enough to launch me hundreds of feet up into the air. In a wide parabola, I float back to earth amid the desperate flapping of my arms, proving I’m still bound by the rules of gravity. I take in the view of a citywide mine burrowing straight down to the molten bowels of the earth. There are rock walls so vast and grotesque they could be the work of giants, and yet for all their superhuman propotions every crag and crevice is filled with the bestial howls of the damned. I shut my eyes to the sight.

Gravity is not my friend, and my stomach lifts in my body as I am temporarily weightless in the air. I take Dane down in a flying hurdle I don’t intend. Instead, I am just looking for a soft landing spot to save me from ultimate permanent disfigurement. His arms, face, and torso meet my body side on, and we become a splat-impacted, entangled mess of limbs and grunts as we topple the last small set of five steps into a rolling ball. We crash across the marble floor, somehow ending up wrapped together in the fetal position with me on top, and hit a sliding stop against the nearest pillar.

There wasn’t any. “Damn!” He beated his fist onto the wall. But Chastine had observed something. When he beated his curled hand on the wall, the earth they were standing on suddenly moved. She told him, “Juste, do it again.” “What?” “Just bang your fist on the wall.” Juste tried to follow what she said. Bang, he tried for a second time. At his third try, something happened beneath the earth. The earth collapsed and opened. They fell deep on the chasm.