Gravity Falls Wood Novels & Stories

It was a part of the tree trunk and as my fingers curled around it, I felt that I could turn it a bit. I turned it to the left and it seemed stuck a bit but when I pushed a bit harder, it turned completely. I waited for a few seconds for something to happen but nothing did. Not knowing what to do next, I got down from the small flight of stones I had created but then I felt the ground shake. It was a small tremble at first but soon the ground began to violently shake and I fell to the ground. Pushing my arms forward, I tried to break the fall and my cheek scratched against the sharp stones that were on the ground.

"How is that possible?" Alec grabs my shoulder. "I think I figured something out." "Huh?" He bends down and pushes a rock no larger than my fist. Or at least he tries to. His face scrunches and turns red as he strains. "Gravity is different here," he gasps, still pushing. "Larger things weigh less, and the small things weigh a lot." I hustle over to help him. "Whatever you say." He's right, though. Even pushing together, we can't move the rock.

I could not help ignoring her as I and Tomo helped dragged the merman's dead body out of the water. "Why is it so heavy now, it was so light in the water," I complained. "You see my Queen, in the water gravity is less, and that is the reason why an object is lighter in water and heavier in air. It is like fetching water from a well, when the bucket is fully immersed in the water it seems light. When you lift it up out of the water you then feel the real weight of the water," Tomo explained. "Thanks for the class Tomo, now help me pull," I said as we pulled it out.

There was Darkness Evolving all round the Chain Woods as several drops of Rain fell on the fallen leaves and solid ground. The sky rumbled while a low growl Emanated the Woods. The growl came a little lower than a normal growl while it seemed to be in a lot of Pain as it's cries could Clearly be felt around the Woods

We work as a team, and honestly, it works like a charm. Until it doesn’t. We’re about halfway up the rock-wall when Nessa grabs a handhold with her right hand and begins pulling herself up. But then the rock slides smoothly back into the wall, and she loses her grip.. “What the hell—” The stone beneath her foot vanishes next, retracting like it was never there. I hear her gasp, and the next thing I know, we hit the floor side-by-side. Fucking hard. A huge thud echoes through the hall from the stupid wooden floors. Who the hell thought wooden floors would be a good idea?

Irish says and that sounds like a good plan. Come on, guys! I say and we begin to move through the woods carefully. I pick a lot of stones from the floor when I see some kind of unscrupulous patterns underground, which may likely lead to trap a through the stones every time I think that I need to think twice before person in certain area. “And each of the time it has proved that there is a trap but the stone has been able to set off the trap in such a way that it releases itself.” I see what kind of trap they actually have here in the woods. There are bodies hanging on the trees.

The gust of wind was so strong as Violet flapped her wings to fly. "Hurry inside!" shouted a scantily clad man, clothes still roughly woven. He ordered a woman who was still running on a wooden bridge. The wooden bridge that connected the tree houses was also blown away by the wind caused by Violet. Erin with her gravity magic made the flying wood and the woman stop moving. He put the wood on the ground and lowered the woman in front of the nearest tree house. .. Over the forest, Violet sent the wingless snake flying and then dropped it. As it began to fall, Violet tore it into pieces.

The creature stood calmly at the center of it all, arms lowered now, watching the widening crack as though greeting something it had waited a long time to see again. “You always return violently,” it said softly. The forest shuddered in response. Then the thing beneath the world pushed harder. The crack split fully open. And the roots lifted. They did not break. They rose. Entire sections of forest floor peeled upward in slow, impossible layers as though gravity had reversed itself beneath the clearing. Trees bent sideways as their roots pulled free from the earth, suspended for a moment in midair before shifting upward toward the opening below. I stumbled backward, barely keeping my footing

Warm. The impact knocked the breath out of her, jolting her from freefall into a violence of motion and fur and gravity. The new weight wrapped around her, cradling her against a massive chest as the world flipped and crashed and tumbled through brush and rock. The landing was brutal. Branches snapped. Earth tore. A tree trunk splintered. They slid down a slope, rolling until momentum bled out and they hit a patch of mossy ground with a final, bone-jarring thud.

Earth disappeared. Not slow. Not with a crack or warning. Just like that. Mara felt heaviness for a moment. Then she fell. Next to her Jonas. Eva. Lyra. Stone walls ran past them. Silver light lines stretched through the darkness. The shaft was impossible. Much deeper than under an island should have space. Mara screamed. The wind ripped off her voice. Then something strange happened. The case was slower. Not because they hit something. This is because gravity itself became weaker.