Mount Everest Novels & Stories

There was also a book about monsters in the Valeria forest and Eleftheria caught my eye. I immediately took that as well as the book of monsters. Both books are made of leather and they are heavy. I carried the two books to a long table that I often use whenever I study. The surroundings were quiet and I made myself comfortable before opening Eleftheria's book. I read the first page right away. Mount Eleftheria is the highest mountain in the world. At a scale of ten thousand feet, it is beyond the clouds. Eleftheria has a cool climate. Lots of trees and wild grasses. Above all, it is infested with animals that are not seen in ordinary times.

"Quick! To Sunshine Mountain! Hurry!" He didn’t even bother talking to anyone. He immediately ordered a private car to be prepared for a swift departure. All he needed was to find Frederick, and he could live! He could survive! However, when they arrived at their destination, Xavier stepped out of the car and was immediately dumbfounded. Sunshine Mountain was the tallest mountain in all of Mirage City. It was over three thousand meters tall. There were no paths up the mountain, and only wild beasts and venomous snakes lurked about. In other words, they would have to climb on foot the entire way.

“Nice and easy now. Allie, you go up first then you Melanie. Aria you will go up after Melanie and I will follow behind you,” “But my back what if I hurt it really bad, I don’t want to be paralyzed,” “You won’t I was checking your neck along with the rest of you out when I put the brace on you, the brace is only there to make sure you don’t strain it,” Father Paul nods to Allie to begin climbing up, Melanie follows behind. I take a brief pause when it comes to me climbing back up the ladder. “You are going to be fine Aria I’ll be right behind you keeping you safe, I promise,” Father Paul said. I take a deep breath and start my climb up the old rickety ladder. Making sure my hands had a good

​The ascent to the Ninth Peak was not a climb; it was a siege. Unlike the other Seven Peaks that had been terraformed into lush, silver-leafed sanctuaries, the Ninth was a jagged spike of raw, unrefined obsidian. It stood outside the University’s artificial climate bubble, lashed by a vertical blizzard that tasted of iron and ancient ice.