Novel & Cerita Hob's Fall Cave

Harnum remembered the dungeon in the old house in Indonesia, which he accidentally entered Albern and Rully when they were punishing Monica. 'This is exactly the same as a dungeon, but if this were a dungeon it would be shaped like a cave,' monologued Harnum. Harnum continued to step deeper and deeper. The situation in the cave was pitch black with no light or lighting. Harnum entered the cave deeper. He walked quietly. Harnum heard a noise and what sounded like people screaming for help. His heart was beating fast. He felt very scared, however, his curiosity dominated. ***

I got up again and tried walking, but as soon as I got to my feet, a piercing pain made me groan in agony. “Need any help?” Leo smirked. I shook my head and leaned to the wall for support, standing on my toes, intending to stop them from being inflicted with further damage. I was so emotional earlier that I did not care about the consequences of my actions. I mean, what if it was Dylan that walked into that room? My tactic was working, but my toes ached. As soon as I reached the bottom of the staircase, I collapsed again. I let out a string of curse words, but stopped when I heard Leo chuckle.

The stalactites cling to the roof of the cave. But no matter how much they cling they are meant to fall down. As the cave walls continue to crack and fall, the stalactites break and descend upon us like little spears being thrown at an extinct Mammoth. The cave paintings break and the timeline of the Wolf People Clan demolishes before our eyes as we hurry along the corridor.

"I’m not going anywhere, Rangga. Hold on!" The cavern continued to heave. The ceiling—a jagged mosaic of stalactites—cracked. Large, jagged stones began to tumble, plunging into the water with geyser-like splashes. One massive chunk of limestone fell inches from where Hendra had been standing, forcing him to scramble away, his greed replaced by pure, animalistic terror. "It’s not supposed to do this!" Hendra screeched, backing away into the shadows of the rising tunnel. "It’s just an anchor! It’s just supposed to lock the vein, not ignite it!"

I cried, but my words were washed away by the sound of the tunnel beginning to cave in behind me. I pushed Rowan toward her, and she grabbed him but fell backward onto her bottom. Robbie appeared at the entrance and reached down to grab them both, pulling them up through the entrance before the ceiling of the tunnel gave way and bathed the entrance in a tangle of rocks and tree branches. It was totally, and completely, dark. I coughed, finding it hard to breathe in the dirt-filled air. Silence was all around me. "Hello?" I said, unable to register what had just happened.

Looking down into the hole, as the dust begins to finally settle, I see what looks like Quinn’s long blonde hair sticking out of the debris. “Quinn!” Screams from my lips, knowing that I needed to get to her, as her body was completely covered with debris from the cave in, of the house. It was at least a twenty-foot drop to where she was at, and I knew in my wolf form I could make the fall, but in my human form I feared I wouldn’t make it.

"He said a black shadow was chasing him, and he kept pointing to the rabbit hole." "Did he get out of the rabbit hole?" Edmont asked. "But that's impossible, right? The rabbit hole is small; even a child Jonathan's age wouldn't have been able to fit through it." Edmont had just closed his mouth when Thiery's phone rang. It was Alkon. "Yes, Alkon? What did you find?" Thiery asked. He hoped the Gammas would find Ava this time. "Alpha Thiery, the rabbit hole Allen was found in front of turned out to be a path that opened into a very large cave, and this forest is actually a hill that sunk into the earth," Alkon said. "We're digging now because we want to know where this cave ends."

He fell, surrounded by tons of molten rock and the shattered remains of the chandelier, plummeting into the darkness of the lower catacombs. I scrambled back from the edge of the pit, coughing in the cloud of dust and smoke. "Did we get him?" Jinx yelled, running up beside me. I peered into the hole. It dropped twenty feet down into the old dungeons. A golden light began to glow in the darkness below. "No," I whispered. "We just gave him a shortcut." Solas had fallen directly into the path leading to the geothermal vault. "We have to get down there," I said, sheathing my sword. "Ashren is alone with Valen."

He had only cared about going deeper and had not checked the cavern’s surroundings. “Alright, then. Let’s head back there to check.” Maxine jumped up, grabbed onto a stone a few meters away, and quickly climbed upward. Following her lead, James also opted to not use a rope and began scaling the rocky cavern. Eventually, they returned to the 100-meter mark. An enormous rock, more than 20 meters wide, jutted out precariously from the walls. Maxine raised her head and pointed, saying, “If he fell from there, he would’ve landed here.”

I shrug my shoulders again and say; "I am not sure." I try to push the rod from side to side, but it doesn't move. I pull it a little to find out if it can move it. I feel that when I pull the rob, it feels like it might move forward. I pull the rod a little harder to find if I am correct. I hear a loud click somewhere in the room. Suddenly, another loud noise sounds off, and it feels like the ground is shaking. The round part of the floor moves two feet down and then starts opening up in a circular direction. When the dust settles, it reveals a massive stone tomb. Roman and I stand there looking at what we are seeing. I clench my hands above my head, and we start to celebrate. I take out my