Library At Mount Char Novels & Stories

I's so peaceful, calm and so different than the hustle and bustle of living in Charlestown. Sure enough, we round the bend a few minutes later to find the next section of the road under water. the water is running down the side of the mountain, overthe road, and then down the other side pretty quickly. It has covered a stretch of road longer than a semi-truck, and even from here, I can tell it's moving too fast to cross it safely. "How long before it dries up again?" I ask. "About a week," he says. "The county won't come out and pave the road, so you don't get stuck out here?"

“You’re going to need this.” I had arrived at the foot of the Kamatayan Mountains about three hours ago. I began the hike up almost instantly, the blizzard outside providing a barrier for any telepathic lock on to the caves entrance. The Kamatayan Mountains were located on the North Pole of Sanctium. I made the four hundred feet hike on a steep slope using my bare hands and feet and without the use of any hiking gear. I only had a shovel to get me across the trickiest parts of the mountain. My hands had been bloody, and my shoes had nearly worn off, but I made it through the hike and reached the mouth of the cave. It was dark in this part of the world, but I used my night vision to navigate