Httyd Cavern Crasher Novels & Stories

three months ago hadn’t gone down because of bad weather or engine failure. Someone had accessed its flight system remotely. That kind of digital interference wasn’t something an amateur could pull off. And Clara… Clara was one of the few experts capable of doing exactly that. There was more. In the forty-eight hours before the crash, Valeria had made only two phone calls — both to Clara. Each call had lasted just a few minutes, both placed shortly before the jet lost contact. Piece by piece, the puzzle began to fit. The jet that fell into the Atlantic hadn’t been carrying Valeria at all.

GABRIEL'S POV January 20, 2026. 12:16 PM. The servers are dead, leaving the cavern in a sudden, suffocating darkness. The only light comes from the beam of my tactical flashlight, cutting a cone through the swirling dust. Above us, the rock shrieks. It’s the sound of the industrial drill grinding through the bedrock, metal chewing on stone. The ceiling fractures with a crack like a gunshot. Another section collapses, sending a rain of fist-sized debris clattering onto the metal grating.

As soon as Astrid had reached the window to look at the two who jumped down the two story manor, they were gone. It turned out that there was a truck waiting below to catch them. Serena had turned one way to shoot Eden and Elijah had turned the other way to shoot the glass window. And Rhys turned to shoot Aiden from behind him as he was a threat.

Rave was carrying Lights, with only Sneak and Sergeant Moss still to go, when disaster struck. Without any warning, a huge slab of rock undoubtedly loosened by an earlier quake broke loose from the cavern’s ceiling and plummeted downward, striking the bridge just behind Rave with the force of a small bomb. The entire center portion of the span broke away, taking Rave and Lights with it.

* *crush* Without hesitation, Krittin swiftly retaliated, delivering a palm strike that sent one of the wardens crashing into the cave ceiling. The other warden managed to evade the attack and retreated to the cannon platform mounted below the central ceiling of the cave. The AB Cannon on the platform towered above, resembling a pillar-like cannon in Idorund's hands, but this version was colossal, comparable in size to a ten-wheeler truck. The bright streaks along its edges emanated from the glow of the giant Aiolia ore. It was a weapon that Airburst took immense pride in, capable of decimating an entire landscape with a single shot. And now, it was aimed directly at Krittin.

"It's not a drill. It's... a chemical process. They're injecting a compound into the bedrock beneath the Geode. It's causing rapid dissolution. They're dissolving the foundations." The meaning hit them like a physical blow. The Citadel wasn't trying to break in. It was trying to make the Geode collapse in on itself. Another, deeper rumble shook the cavern. This time, a large crystal formation near the far wall cracked with a sound like a gunshot and crashed to the floor, shattering into a million glittering pieces. The children screamed and huddled together. "They're going to bury us alive," Cade said, his voice trembling. "We have to get out," Ronan stated, his voice grim. "Now."

Blood dripped from Mateo's ribs, painting the rocks beneath them. "Tía!" Lina's small hands shoved something cold into my palm—a rusted flare gun from the boat. "The caves!" I didn't hesitate. The flare exploded against the cave entrance in a shower of sparks and smoke. Limestone shattered. The operatives shouted as the tunnel collapsed behind them, cutting off reinforcements. D-0's head snapped toward the sound—a fatal distraction. Mateo drove his knee into D-0's stomach, sending them both staggering toward the precipice. For one heart-stopping moment, they teetered on the edge.

It was very likely I would need her and her dragons at some point, and probably for something unpleasant she wouldn’t want to do. The earth shuddered, and a large crack appeared in the cavern wall. It was the big one. Some chain reaction from deep below had reached us. The crack grew, then circled around. A large chunk of the wall fell forward to reveal a hole. From which emerged... more trolls. “Raviva!” called out the largest of the trolls. “The time for hiding and playing games is over.” “Keezy!” bellowed Raviva. “The only one who has run out of time is you.”

Once a collapse started, it couldn't be stopped. After about 50 feet of collapse, the newly dug tunnel no longer needed Hayley's water pressure at all. The walls began to cave in on their own, with huge sections falling in a chain reaction. Hayley turned and ran. The moment she burst out, more than 90% of the tunnel behind her had collapsed. The zombies in the underground chamber were completely sealed inside. "Boss!" The instant Hayley came out, a tall guy well over six feet let out a sob and threw himself straight into her arms.

They were a few steps away from the cover of trees, not that mere timber would stop pieces of the mountain from hitting them. Jo kept running, but using her aunt’s IAC visuals, she watched what she was doing. As larger pieces of rock began to tumble down from further up the mountain, Cassidy caught them and dropped them in front of what used to be the entryway. There was not an opening large enough for a human body at this point, so much of the cave had come down. As Cassidy continued to use the larger rocks to secure the exit, smoke wound its way through the smaller openings, along with occasional poofs of dust. If any of the Vampires inside the cave had survived the silver nitrate or the i