Holes 2 Novels & Stories

The stars above us multiplied, and everything in the universe aligned. I could survive anything with him beside me. Everything was just perfect. Until It wasnt. “Uhgm,” someone cleared their throat. We broke apart, lips tingling, breath ragged. My heart dropped as I turned. It wasn’t Asher. It wasn’t my mother. No it was... Amanda. Draped in red. Lips painted like venom. Cleavage spilling like her ego had inflated too fast and too hard. My wolf growled deep in my chest, but Amanda only smiled.

Reality Two The blackness broke into a jarring scene: the border between River and Rivermirror. Hound’s chest was gaping open, a hole where his heart should have been. He was dragged across the dirt by Argent, a briefcase clutched tightly in her hands. Blood poured into the empty cavity, seeping into the dirt as pain seared through him. Behind them, shadowy figures closed in, their faces obscured. Who are they? The searing pain intensified, his breathing shallow and desperate. The darkness came again.

Yet, despite the cracks, Hail was still able to look at him, not even flinching at the crack on his cheeks. It was when what seemed to be a piece had fallen from his cheek that Briane noticed something odd. He scrambled on his feet and poked his finger on the hole. It was quite deep. Hail didn’t even move when he tried to strip his cheeks off. He just sat there, staring at him. With all his might, he pulled and what he’d seen next made him stumble away. From inside Hail came thousands of bugs. Groaning, Briane sprinted, putting as much distance from the bugs and him. When he was sure, the bug already lost sight of him, he traced his way back to Hail and found him—no, it couldn’t be him. It w

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It was the emergency frequency used by the scouts patrolling the eastern borders of the Deep Warren. "Command! Command, this is Echo outpost! We have a Code Red!" Baraka snatched the radio. "Echo, this is Zero. Report!" "The other three pods! They didn't hit the ash fields!" the scout screamed over the radio, the sound of heavy gunfire echoing in the background. "They hit the colonial drainage vents! They dropped straight through the crust! The Hounds are in the tunnels! They’re inside the Warren!" The blood completely drained from Baraka’s face.

Suddenly, auroral light exploded like fireworks, and a gap between the two marble pillars formed like a comprehensive open portal. This time Rain squealed, stifled. She stepped back as a gaping black hole opened in front of them. The view of Westlake Town beyond the hill was entirely obscured by the darkness that suddenly gaped between the two marble pillars. "What's that? Why is it so dark, Jace?" Slowly West approached the threshold of the gaping black hole in front of them and peered inside. The black hole is like a gate that separates two dimensions.

(Author’s POV) The air was thick with anticipation as the seconds seemed to stretch on forever. The entire group stood outside the mansion, their eyes fixed on the second hole that had appeared in the sky, its swirling darkness ominous and uncertain. Everyone knew this was the moment that would determine everything. Suddenly, the hole rippled, and out of it stepped Alex, carrying Evelyn in his arms. His face was hard, his eyes filled with a mixture of exhaustion and relief. Behind him walked Daimon’s mother, her presence calm and serene amidst the chaos.

“Now!” Smile and Sleepy became increasingly agitated. Looking at their desperate facial expressions, Hisoka gritted his teeth and squeezed his eyes tightly. “Fuck it!” He expanded his palm and redirected the thread of water inside the massive hole. GUSH~ The sound of gushing water filling up the massive hole. Three pairs of eyes were fixated on the hole and stayed silently while patiently waiting for the water to be filled.

Eric assured. Sighing, Eric and I walked towards the hole big enough to fit a human. We walked right through the hole and entered the building. Entering the building I and Chad froze in shock. Scattered on the floor were debris and broken sand all over with broken bricks. Right in our front was another hole big alone to fit a human. I and Eric looked at ourselves before proceeding and walking right through the hole. Walking through this hole we froze again immediately after we got to the other side.

He swung it behind him, but instead of hitting the bug, the shovel landed on Edgar’s face. 'Booghs!' Edgar, then, lost his consciousness. Unfortunately. "Oh? Edgar!" Vincent gasped, quite guilty. "Alpha! In front of you!" Joel pointed to the bug which was on his way to Vincent’s face. Do you know what happens when you're on the verge of death? It is as if time slowed down and you can see every single detail around you. Now, in Vincent’s eyes, he saw the huge bug dashing forward like a movie; it was in slow motion. The bugs' eyes met his gaze.