Mammoth Onyx Cave Novels & Stories

An earthy, mossy warmth enveloped me and slowly dispelled the chill that had gripped me earlier. I struggled to open my eyes and found myself in a massive cave. The cave walls were inlaid with luminous gems and mineral deposits, filling the space with a glow as bright as daylight. In the center was a steaming hot spring, its surface scattered with unknown petals and floating herbs. Countless vines hung from the cave ceiling, each shimmering with a faint silver glow, as though moonlight had been woven into their veins. Yet, what astonished me the most were the murals deep within the cave. They were ancient murals that had existed for tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of years.

If he dies in the horse's consciousness, he also dies in real life. Laurin quietly approaches the cave. He sneaks in and tries to acclimatized to the limited light in there. The chamber is large and deep. At the front of the opening are boulders from a rockfall further up the mountain. A few meters in dark coarse walls are decorated with pale white rune symbols and cave paintings from the past. The Brook Horse has lived a long life and the paintings extend from the time of cavemen to the present time.

The cave seemed to have covered an area of more than tens of thousands of square meters. "Is it an Illusory Formation?" Chu Xun wondered, but he could not check it out because he could not spread his divine sense there. He kicked a stone into the magma lake. With a puff of white smoke, the stone was melted. At this time, he heard some noises from behind. He looked back and what he saw stunned him. He saw that the powerful figures of the Lost Races, Gao Mohan, and other people all looked awkward and terrified as if they had met something horrible.

slowly, they gave in. Finally, we turned back and walked toward the cave. We reached the entrance and stepped inside, only for everywhere to appear so damn dark. Thanks to our little saving grace, The ancient light which Momo brought from chariot, and handed over to us. As we moved deeper, we stumbled across strange things—old clay pots, rough sponges, strange sculpted bodies, dried bones, underground rivers, cracked skulls, and even strands of human hair. This would have been fucking scary, Any normal person would have screamed and run away because of how strange it is, But not me.

Surprisingly, they managed to come the place where they were supposed to visit which was a big cave abandoned in the East part of the same town they were in. Rose felt dizzy as she stepped down from the horse, feeling as though it was such a miracle that she was still alive. She then studied the stone cave she had stopped in front. The place was empty without any person guarding the cave from outside, confusing her who thought that the Master of the sorcerers would do anything to protect their people, including to guard the location to their base… or is she wrong? “There is no one here because the only people who could see the cave are us,” Mona whispered beside her. Pulling a smoking pipe,

When he passed through the door, the rock slowly moved and the hole closed again. The cave was not very dark because there were glowing stones embedded in the walls. He walked over and took a look. These stones were not luminous pearls, but ores of unknown origins. He walked slowly down the cave and suddenly heard a strange cry after walking several meters. "Goo... Goo..." It sounded like a frog's cry but was louder than an ox's roar. The echoes were deafening in the cave. At the same time, he felt uneasy and quickly stopped. Any treasure must be guarded by a spirit beast and this place was no exception.

The cave was much larger than it looked on the outside. Mane and Lily had been walking for a good part of half an hour, yet there were still no signs of the beast or the Revival Grass stalks. Not only was the cave long, it was wide and tall. For even the Crystal Monkey that was as several times bigger than the biggest human being in the world and stood at a height of over 10 feet tall when stooped was able to comfortably walk upright in the cave.

They were deep underground. After ten minutes of walking, the tunnel ended. They stepped into a massive cavern. "Oh my God," Serenity gasped. In the center of the cavern stood a colossal gate. It was at least ten meters high, made of a pitch-black stone that seemed to absorb the light from their flashlights. It wasn't just a door. It was a monolith. Carved into the black surface was a terrifying relief: Thousands of snakes intertwined to form a barrier. And in the center, a keyhole shaped like a drop of blood.

They’re too damp and most of them smell like moss and dead fish. But who am I to complain when in the wild, caves are the best shelter there is. Though this underwater cave isn’t that bad. It was massive that it doesn’t feel cramped at all. In fact, it was big enough to host our massive submarine. And it also has enough standing ground for us to walk around. The rest of us were looking at Trei expectantly as we gathered around where most of the Arachnocampa Luminosa, or what most of us know as glowworms, light up the area making it look like we were in a fantasy realm.

[The Vault of the Great Void] The "Vault of the Great Void" was not a place of gold or treasure; it was a cathedral of absolute, crushing silence. Located deep beneath the limestone karst of the Koh Ker complex, the chamber was a masterwork of ancient engineering, designed to dampen every vibration of the outside world. Here, the air was cold and dry, smelling of ancient stone and the sharp, alkaline scent of the Aconite salts that lined the walls.