Gravity Novels & Stories

He found it okay to live like that. But for the first time in his life, he saw that he had done useless things, destroyed himself, but regretted it for nothing. He lay sprawled out on the undulating stone path with grass growing everywhere, hiding his head under the shade of a tree, avoiding the sunlight, watching the clouds fly by slowly. At first, he felt awkward and unfamiliar, afraid of getting dirty by the soil. Some minutes later, he got used to the scent of flowers and earth. The space was quiet, he could start work at any time, but he didn't have any interest or motivation to start, so he gave up.

For a moment I swear I see a moment of sympathy, but it’s only fleeting. “I’m sorry I have to do this, then.” There was little I could do. He grabbed my arm, and before I could pull away, everything underneath me collapsed into a black hole. Falling, I clutch Time tightly, eyes squeezed shut. This is different to when he was transporting me to his manor. My head aches, as if it’s going to explode, the pressure against my temples almost too much to bare. Just when I thought I was about to scream at the unbearable pain, all at once, all the pressure and sound ceased, my feet touched the ground, and the air around me drifted back to a soft breeze, rather than a vortex of wind.

"Today, we will discuss the principles of Newtonian physics," Professor Ethan Graves, an Aeternum scientist, said as he wrote mathematical formulas on the board. Sir William of the Holy Kingdom of Yren, a scholar known for his deep studies of the stars, raised a hand. "Professor, I fail to understand. You claim that objects fall to the ground not because of divine will, but because of something called… ‘gravity’?" Graves sighed. "Yes. Gravity is a natural force. It governs the motion of planets, the tides, and even how we stand on the ground."

Looks like I'm sharing the same boat with another individual. TO BE CONTINUED -> -> ->

The spell will be cancelled immediately after a two-second cast. 5. The gravity magic is cast on the platform with the Black Sword. It was assumed to be 200 times heavier compared to normal gravity. …That’s all.

BOOK FOUR: THE ABYSSAL TIDE (Jace’s Perspective) Gravity is not a force; it is an argument. It is the earth demanding that everything return to its center. If you want to win that argument against an entire ocean, you cannot just raise your voice. You have to speak with something infinitely denser than water.

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Rileys eyes blinked open. She felt groggy and unsure of her surroundings, just like every other time she woke this past week. She couldn't remember where she was, she felt dirty and cold, she couldn't even feel her wolf Ava anymore. Her flesh burned with every movement she took. Was this a dream? Had it all been a dream? She looked around and noticed it was a dark room with no windows, like she was in a basement. The room felt wet and cold. She lay on a bed and noticed a metal chain attached to her ankle. There was a bedside table next to her with a glass of water and a bucket next to the bed.

Anything. Nothing.