Gravity Falls Weirdmageddon Part 3 Novels & Stories

“Ing ra ekta ouhs oht ethe tufre.” A white wisp of smoke rose and covered them, at the same time a whirl started beneath their feet, raising the dust around their legs. A few seconds later a dark hole opened up beneath their legs and slowly it began to devour them. Maggie squeezed her eyes shut, so far the wave of teleportation was making her very nauseous but she found out that closing her eyes made it better. The suction of the black hole wasn’t as terrible as before and when she opened her eyes a sharp gasp escaped her lips.

GROOOOOO~ The wall started to tear off and the ceiling grumbled to the ground with the ground violently shaking like a rollercoaster ride. “Go!” Edmund looked above him in pure terror. “But-” Elijah couldn’t hear anything anymore. Because everything happened in slow motion inside her eyes. She saw the ceiling collapse precisely on top of Edmund as the third-level ground that they were standing on crashed, dropping both the ceiling that fell on Edmund and Edmund to the lowest ground. “Edmund!!!!!” Elijah belatedly extended her hand to the empty spot. GROOOOO~ BOOOM! But, Elijah couldn’t stay focused on someone else. For whatever reason, this shopping mall had become the target of the terroriz

One moment, we were walking, and the next, the earth opened up beneath us, swallowing the pack whole. I felt myself falling, the world spinning around me. I couldn’t see anything but darkness, the air rushing past me as I tumbled into the abyss. It was only when I hit the ground that I realized I wasn’t alone. I wasn’t sure if it was the Hearthstone's power, or if it was Morgana’s magic, but there was a strange pulse of energy around us, a barrier that seemed to keep us from falling further into whatever chasm we had just entered.

“Don’t even think about it.” “Too late.” I stepped forward. My boot landed on the plate with a loud click. Liam’s eyes widened. “Are you out of your fucking mind?” The ground shuddered beneath us. The hedges groaned. My pulse kicked up so fast it hurt. I reached for Liam instinctively and grabbed his hand just as the trapdoor split open under our feet. Gravity yanked us down hard. “What the fuck!” Liam roared as we plunged into the darkness. Wind whipped against my face. My stomach lurched like I was free-falling down an elevator shaft. I clung tighter to his hand, the only solid thing in the spinning void.

The sound is bigger than the chamber. The mother chamber tilts. Everyone falls toward the relic side. The tube holding my stolen blood swings in its suspension cradle, silver fluid slamming glass. The stack below flashes white. Water alarms bloom red along the lower gallery. The floor drops under my left foot. Damian catches me by the hand we are already using to survive. The pull nearly takes his shoulder apart. His boots skid three inches across the tilted grating before the edge of a bolt catches his heel. The sound that comes out of him is all breath and no voice.

A wave of energy emanated from Maggie which sent those standing flying to the ground. I just sat in my wheelchair unable to do anything because in a true sense, what could I do in my condition? After the wave of energy stopped emanating from Maggie. The pond stopped slowly brightly and returned to its normal sparkly nature. Before they could rush to Maggie, she fell into the pond, and Alpha Kelvin immediately dived into the pond with Damien, Khal, and Rand following suit. Lilian just stood with her hands covered in her mouth as drops of tears continued falling from her eyes.

Wilder says mildly. “But we saw a huge chasm in the Earth,” Milo says. “That earthquake you caused should have killed him. Remember when we dropped rocks down that crack in the ground? Remember how long it took them to strike anything? You can’t seriously think he survived a fall like that.” “No,” Wilder says. “But what if we were wrong about the fall itself?” “What do you mean?” I ask. “I think there must have been a ledge, not too far below ground level,” Wilder says. “Remember the fog in the chasm? We couldn’t see anything down there.”

Fiona I kept pleading to my wolf halfway to a devastating fall but she didn’t listen to me and I couldn’t shift. The earth's gravity pulled me to my death faster than I had imagined as I fell facing the sky, the moon’s reflection dancing in my eyes and I wondered if it would be my last view. My back lurched with the terrifying sense of freefall before my body landed with a sickening thud into what seemed like a huge pile of dirt. Sharp pain coursed through my body like a bolt of lightning and I felt my wrist snap, my arm twisted underneath me.

She crashed into a sculpture and vomited a mouthful of blood. Bang! Megan landed on the ground, and she heard the sound of a trap activating under her feet. ‘Did I just activate a trap?’ Megan panicked when she heard the sound. Crack! Before Megan could react, the ground under her feet collapsed into a big hole! “Ah!” she screamed as she fell down the hole before she could react. She seemed to have accidentally triggered a secret button on the sculpture. Everything happened too fast. When Chester ran forward, he could only see a big, dark hole. The hole was so deep, and Megan was nowhere to be seen.

The drug was starting to take effect on his body, but Leo's blood had already run cold. Just then, there was a sound of the door lock being clicked in place. Hearing that, Leo immediately turned around. His reddening eyes were met with Archer's mischievous gaze, the latter's lips curling up into a soft smirk. Archer then took off his gold-rimmed glasses and said ambiguously, "Don't cry. I've already locked the door." … Archer belatedly realized that he shouldn't have poked the bear that was Leo, because it would never turn out well for him.