Jinn In Cave Novels & Stories

It seemed like they came from the sand as they buried themselves together. "Careful everyone, those creatures can strike fast with venom on their saliva and kill their prey," Jenna announced as the creature showed no fear of its target. It seemed to hardly size up how the event would be taken. It growled. "What kind of beast is that?" Henry asked in utter panic behind the witch; he had never seen such monsters of this kind. "They are the Sandjinn, the guards of the entrance," Jenna rolled out Henry. She had never seen one before, but she identified them from stories. She acknowledged she could tame this thing with a whip of her sword, but five of them? That was another tale altogether.

I had been in some on Earth and one on Viacronis—where that human hunter named Manross captured me—but they paled in comparison to this cave in Ehnrelil. It had a closed roof, so no light from the outside penetrated it. The entrance had a small lobby, but beyond it was a gaping hole with about a hundred foot drop to the darkened ground. It looked like a sinkhole to me, but with shimmering waters flowing down seemingly to fill it. When Adamar and Adaen and Lady Hanhenna led me here, I found myself immediately giddy. I felt a rush of energy the moment I stepped inside its territory. Since only pregnant faes were allowed, the twins guarded the entrance while their mother returned to her house.

But given that Fahazi was a city boy, Jin really didn’t have to judge him. “I see.” They continued to walk the narrow path of the complicated sewer tunnel system. It was a maze, as if it was deliberately created to keep away enemies who knew how to infiltrate through underground. Jin’s clue was the presence of cobwebs. No matter how careful Hearth was, they couldn’t possibly remember that they couldn’t just control every part of their surroundings, much less the insects and spiders. Nature was always the counterpart of science, so nature would be their guide. The lesser spiderwebs there were, it would mean that it was a way that was often used. After hours of wandering, Jin finally called fo

Before she could pull the pants down, Jaden slowly pushed her on the bed, ran his tongue over her lips, and made his way into her… In Perth City, on a hillside, there's a cave that is dark and dreary. The only sound that can be heard in it is the continuous dripping of water from the stalactites. The air is thick with humidity, and it would be difficult for humans without powers to breathe normally inside the cave. The darkness is so thick that it's impossible to see more than a few feet in front of you. The cave looks like a sanctuary in the storm, a calm place to regroup and become stronger.

That night, Amanda, who was concealed in an old lamp by an evil sorcerer, was found in a small tunnel, when she decided to hide and take a brief rest before she continued running away from those after her. Scared and pretty shaken up, she allowed her gaze to roam the small tunnel before it landed on the small lamp at a corner. She reached for it and patted it three times in an attempt to dust the dirt from its body and in the process, the jinni inside suddenly appeared, scaring her a bit more.

The dwarfs had turned away without giving any answer while giving mental torture. As soon as they came out, the door of the cave was closed. And the cave disappeared inside the tree. There was a sound of mice. It was so dark that I couldn't see anything even if I opened my eyes. They were badly stuck. Only those who know that there is a cave inside this tree could take it out from here. Jain was not at all ashamed of what he had done, but was looking for ways to get out of here. "I will get out of here and kill each one. I will kill you first. How did you escape? Who is it that brought you out of my prison?"

"So are you saying that my biological parents are on the other side of that cave that you're guarding? Since that's the only place that has been left abandoned for ages, no one else other than you knows what's there." "Precisely! You're a smart one, Luna. Truthfully, Brian was the one who ordered me to watch this place, and I should never let you cross the other end. And even now that Brian's dead, I still have to oblige according to what we've promised," Jin responded. "There's an invisible string in my heart that the moon goddess inserted. If I casually let any of you through the cave, I'd die right away." I heard Jerome hissing, each of his deep breaths reaching my spot. "I told you count

Alright now… let’s see what we have here… the dominating geography is flat, there is a hill here and there but the forest sure is a plain… there's a ravine at the northwest and a mountain chain at the northeast all the way to the southeast… a waterfall that comes from the mountain chain and flows all the way to the center of the forest forming a river and a lake…the biggest and highest hill is close to that lake, the side that faces the pond, a cave entrance is in there… I suspect that this so-called “crimson something” hideout is that cave… the ravine is more likely the location of the junk stones I am searching for… Alright… Here is the plan! I’ll send the [Stealth type] of familiars which

Kazimir was elbow-deep in the floor panels, sparks flying as he tried to bridge the connection with a manual jumper-cable. Suddenly, the sub stopped moving. The giant creature let go, its violet light fading as it darted away into the darkness. "Why did it stop?" Jun asked, his face pressed to the glass. Elara looked out. They were no longer in the narrow canyon. They had entered a massive Subterranean Cavern (a giant cave located beneath the seafloor). The walls of the cave were lined with thousands of glowing Isotope shards, creating a cathedral of violet light. In the center of the cavern sat something that defied logic.

In fact, this cave was also a dreamland, but it was equipped with Qimen Dunjia Formation. As long as one broke the formation, he could be teleported to the other end. It was dark inside the cave, but there was a dim light from the formation. The path was constantly changing. Sometimes sharp stones fell from above, and sometimes a stone wall might suddenly appear to block one's way. The most dangerous situation was that the ground would suddenly become a bottomless abyss.