Httyd Cavern Crasher Novels & Stories

Cassius screamed, his voice barely audible over the sound of the earth groaning. The "Negative Space" technology that had allowed the Hive to exist beneath the Mississippi was failing. Without the Conduit’s stabilizing frequency, the limestone bedrock began to reclaim the hollowed-out caverns. Massive stalactites of synthetic Aetherite broke free from the ceiling, crashing into the cooling rings of the machine. "To the North Leg!" Xander roared, grabbing Evangeline by the waist as a fissure opened in the floor beneath them. "Marrow! Rhea! Clear the debris! We have less than three minutes before the river comes through the roof!"

he muttered. Lyra’s expression tightened. “Yes.” Gabriel looked between them sharply. “What does that mean?” Nobody answered fast enough. Because suddenly, the cave exploded. The ceiling cracked apart violently as silver fire crashed through the tunnel entrance. Hunters screamed while rocks collapsed everywhere. Chaos erupted instantly. “MOVE!” Gabriel roared. The entire cave shook beneath us. Cassian grabbed Nyra before falling rocks crushed the place where she had been standing seconds earlier. Trevor screamed dramatically. “I KNEW THE OCEAN WOULD KILL US!”

—Hale makes a pass to McKeiry— "June!" I yelled as I threw the ring to my right. She caught it but almost lost it as another opponent Rearguards who was nearby accidentally crashed into her in an attempt to catch the ring when I threw it in June's directions. —who crashes with Stormwest from the Blue Ravens! They are down folks! They are both heading towards the net below! They both spiralled downwards but June was quick enough to throw the ring to Noah, who was following behind her closely. I heard the crowds go 'ooohs' as June and the other team's Vanguard hit the net below from their 30-feet high fall.

Teddy thought it over. Since Darryl did not believe him, he would trick Darryl into an eerie cave. He was sure Darryl would not make it out of the cave alive. "Take me there! Quick!" Darryl urged impatiently. Teddy nodded as a huge grin appeared on his face. Then, he led Darryl out of the Mayor’s mansion and walked towards Storm Mountain. Dozens of soldiers also escorted them to the mountain. Once they reached the cliff of the mountain, Darryl frowned when he looked around the area. ‘F*ck! There’s just an enormous cave on the bottom of the cliff, but there’s no sign of Yuri.’

I sarcastically replied. “Ughh ok,” Zara exasperately said and I could make out that Kai was mindlinking Zara this time. “Babe, please don’t go ballistic but we kinda borrowed your Rover too and it exploded in the caves along with the creatures,” Ty said in a trembling voice. “But look on the bright side ! We killed all the rogues and possessed creatures while you get to design a much better model now. Haha !!” he added while forcing himself to sound excited.

The tunnel ended abruptly. Jackson stopped at the edge of a precipice. He fired a flare gun into the darkness. Sizzle... The red flare drifted down, illuminating a space so vast it defied logic. They stood on the edge of a massive underground volcanic crater. Far below, violet magma bubbled, casting eerie shadows on the walls. Floating in the center of the crater, defying gravity, was It. A colossal shard of black, jagged crystal, the size of a skyscraper. It pulsed with a heartbeat—thump-thump, thump-thump—that shook the ground beneath their boots.

Harrison ducked, vanished into the smoke. “Move!” Cole yelled. “We don’t have time this place is done!” Savannah dragged Jackson through the doorway as cracks split the ground behind them. The concrete groaned and collapsed inward, swallowing the tunnel whole. They burst into the cold night air just as the earth caved beneath the tower. The explosion threw them forward. Savannah hit the ground hard, clutching Jackson’s hand so tightly her nails dug into his skin. The shockwave rattled the windows of the buildings around them, sending broken glass cascading onto the street.

"Now. It's collapsing." They ran. The rumbling grew louder. The ceiling cracked. Huge chunks of rock crashed down behind them. Sarah tripped. I feel tough. Celeste grabbed her. Pulled her up. "Maintain shifting!" They burst out of the tunnel just as everything caved in. dust and particles exploded outward. They rolled down a hill. came to a forestall inside the snow. Celeste coughed. I looked back. The tunnel entrance was completely buried. "Is everyone okay?" Damien asked.

I threw myself down next to him, pulling Clara under my body against the base of a massive granite pillar. The flashlight beams hit my back. "I got them!" the lead mercenary yelled. He was ten feet away, his rifle leveling straight at my spine. Dominic didn't wait. He slammed his thumb down on the red button. Nothing happened for one terrifying second. Then, the ground beneath my stomach buckled. A deafening roar ripped through the mountain. The sound didn't just fill my ears—it hit my chest like a physical fist, knocking the air right out of my lungs. The support timbers at the mouth of the tunnel exploded into a thousand wooden splinters. The massive granite ceiling gave way instantly. Ton

​The cavern did not just shake this time; it imploded. ​The miles-wide black obsidian arches snapped along their central axes, the entire subterranean roof collapsing downward in a massive avalanche of multi-ton granite blocks and white volcanic steam. The iron lift platform didn't tilt, it was physically pulverized by a falling tower section, sending Elara, Garrett, and the dying Gideon dropping straight down into the black, boiling sulfur-springs below.