Mount Everest Novels & Stories

I looked at her to ask. "Are we gonna go up until the top?" I asked curiously. The tour guide chuckled. "No...we're just gonna hike until before it. We wouldn't make it until the top," the tour guide explained. I nodded. It's understandable. Mount Everest is not an easy mountain. Many hikers died because of hiking here. Some died in hypothermia and some ended up covered with snow because of an avalanche. The hike continued until I felt tired. I suddenly regretted that I did this. I also feel cold now. I crossed my arms in front of me to less feel cold. The wind is getting difficult the more we goes up.

Everyone was worried that something had happened to Alex at the location of the sunken Mount Fuji. Dorothy said, “It should be impossible, right? Although it’s outrageous for him to live for five hundred years, that’s Mount Fuji that we’re talking about! It’s a huge mountain of more than 3700 meters above sea level! How could any man blow it up? Alright, even if it’s possible, he wouldn’t possibly have such a huge bomb!” Right after that statement, Alex and the others returned to the manor. A woman’s voice rang out. “Indeed, we’re the one who blew up Mount Fuji.”

Elena’s POV It had only been a couple of months since I had last set foot in Crescent Hollow. Not nearly long enough. The pack derived its name from the tall mountain that stood just behind it, towering above the entire territory like a great, looming claw reaching into the sky. The mountain had a hooked peak, hence the name: Crescent Peak. Right now, the moon was hanging perfectly in the sky, just above the mountain’s highest point. No one had ever summited that mountain before because of the shape, although many had tried, and a few had even died during their attempts.

Chris appeared at my side and placed his hands on his hips, following my gaze. “Crescent Moon sure is out in the boonies, isn’t it?” he asked, scratching his head. I nodded. “Still a few hours at least before we reach the base of the mountain.” “And then the hike,” Chris added with a small, wry chuckle. I almost shuddered at the thought. Crescent Moon pack wasn’t just isolationist for the fun of it; their territory, located at the top of the tallest mountain on the continent, couldn’t even be reached by vehicle. We’d need to hike for a full day, spend the night on the trail, then hike for another half day before we reached it.

Snow Peak was lifted off the ground and rose in the air while countless people on Planet Cloud watched. ‘This… ‘This… ‘This is impossible!’ Everyone was shocked to see this scene, and they were all mumbling, “Impossible! Impossible!” The scene was too shocking. ‘What magnificent technique is this? ‘How can he lift Snow Peak? ‘That’s Snow Peak, the tallest and biggest mountain on Planet Cloud! ‘It was so easily lifted by such a mysterious power. How shocking! ‘An ordinary person could not do this.’ After Snow Peak rose to the air, it stopped there quietly.

It was a moment of serenity, a reminder that beauty still existed in the world. In Interlaken, D'Andre found himself standing at the foot of the Jungfrau, one of the most iconic peaks in the Swiss Alps. The majestic mountains rose before him, their snow-capped peaks glistening in the sunlight. He couldn't help but feel small in the presence of such natural grandeur.

My eyes are the closest thing I have in common with him because that is where our similarities stop. Everest has dark hair, not dark enough to be black, but definitely darker than mine. I have my real dad light brown curls, and my mum button nose, and her tiny 5’3 frame. Whereas Everest could be compared to a mountain or a beast. He is intimidatingly large in every way from his broad shoulders and 6’4 towering frame to his long legs and large hands. It’s absolutely fascinating how anyone could ever be that big. Even his facial bone structure is strong with harsh, mountainous cheekbones, full lips, and a sharp, clean-shaven jawline.

Devance shook his shoulder. Triana held herself not to give him an eye roll. She was aware of these prying eyes around her, and she didn’t want to be the center of attention for the duration of their trek. Nim started to give briefings. He explained the kinds of trails that they would go through and the hours they’d spend every day. He repeatedly reminded everyone to take it slow for the body to be properly acclimatized. “Everest base camp is five thousand three hundred eighty meters above sea level. We’ll have an acclimatization day once we reach Namche Bazar….” Nim mentioned the trails one by one as he explained that it wouldn’t be that technical.

Another pandemonium broke out in the stone castle. Peacock Lilibet pointed at the highest mountain in the area. It was over 30,000 meters high, making it very close to the enchanted barrier. Many demons were trapped there because the enchanted barrier was too strong. The top of the mountain nearly touched the barrier, making it the most dangerous place there. Under those conditions, it was almost impossible for anyone to pick an Echeveria peacockii up there.

Micheal grinned turning slightly to the boy, squinting in the setting sun as he pointed forward, "see for yourself." It was then Yohan turned, following his direction, taking in the sight that was Escur, the largest mountain in the Sup realm. The ladder of the gods. He gasped out running a hand in his short blond locks as he gazed on. A look of awe was plastered on his features, eyes widening as if that could somehow make him see it better. A minute later the others joined us, "Why are you all standing ther-" Pete trailed off as he too fell enchanted with Escur.