Mountain God Novels & Stories

Then, she scurried away like a startled rabbit. The entire process happened so quickly that Andrius could not react. When he snapped back to his senses, Anna was already far away. He smiled wryly and instructed the guide and the soldiers, “Let’s go!” ... Mount Valdez was often referred to as the ‘number one divine mountain’ in the world. It was vast and grand. Its peak rose high above, shrouded in boundless clouds and mist all year, making it difficult to discern its true appearance and explore it.

"I saw these treasures with my own eyes. I'm very distressed to see others take them away. Moreover, those guys from Great Oceans Sect could not wait any longer. And I am also looking forward to their reaction when they see me." Looking at Caspian's eager expression and his realm, Jessica pouted. "Then let's go." …… Dog God Mountain was steep. The peak of the mountain was extremely high, and the area it occupied was extremely vast. Although the collapse this time reduced the height of the mountain by about one-third, it became more and more unpredictable.

Mane looked at the towering mountains before him and felt strangely at peace. He walked forward and sat upon a chair-shaped rock which oddly enough, was placed before the 5th mountain. He sat there for about 5 minutes listening to their whispers. He did not understand the language they spoke but he could make out some common words- Sam, hunter, gods, emperor, the eternal, asteroth and ushaki. He had no idea how he could understand those words so he reckoned that they wanted him to hear just that. Mane was a patient boy. He waited until the voices died down before he spoke. "I want to ask a question". For about 30 seconds there was no reply but Mane knew they heard and understood him so he di

A small smile played on his lips, and he continues, "you even think the Dark Shrine isn't real." I tip my head back to gaze towards him. This man is much taller at this close. I stepped back from him, inhaled some air, and gathered the courage to confront this stranger. "What kind of a god are you? How about a Demon God?" My breath makes white clouds in the air. I wrap my arms around myself. This place is getting colder as I am concerned about my being. I need to get out of here. "What about it? Does it matter what God am I? I will grant your desire."

I really thought it was real. The second embarrassing part was the plank bridge. It's located in the mountain side. You've to jump from one plank to another to get to the other side of the mountain. The heights was really terrifying but a safe guard rope had been tied to our waist in case any of us tripped and fall. “Crybaby”. Vagamound teased as we got into the car. “Not funny”. I sulked. “I've never seen anyone cried like you did today”. “Still not funny”. I frowned looking outside of the glass. It was night already.

Ideally, if Kenton was successful, his vampires and the fairies would drive the wolves off of Wolf Mountain and I would no longer have to worry about Michael and Ethan and their revenge. “If we successfully drive the wolves away, will the name still be Wolf Mountain?” I asked as I lazily nibbled on a pretzel. “It’s the name that’s registered with the state reserve, so I imagine so,” Godwin said as he dropped down on the sofa next to me and stretched out so that his feet were crossed at the ankles and resting on the arm of the sofa and his head was in my lap. “That’s a pity,” I said as I lightly traced the curves of his ear with my fingertips. “It would be nice to never have to hear the word

Most of the gods were silent, the two vocal ones - Minos and the Moon Goddess - talked to him often, but every once in a while, four or five or more of them would invade his head, and then they’d start arguing with each other, as if his mind was their conference room. He looked out over the mountains again. This place could really be something, he realised. Humans liked to go to fancy mountain resorts. They loved experiences. They enjoyed taking photos and videos to impress other humans. This place was different. Almost exotic. If he could find a way to get it back, he could turn this town into a little goldmine. He seemed to recall reading something in his grandfather’s diary about opening

Therefore, he could only nod in agreement to start working again tomorrow, but he still wondered what his brother would do with Xiao Chen. "Huh? Any of you object? Isn't Mulong Peak empty? I just want to give it to him, do you object?" None of the elders dared to protest. Mulong Peak was indeed a peak that no one ever wanted to live on. This was because the formation and god qi were weaker, so those who had reached the realm of gods did not choose that place. Of course, even though it was useless to the gods, it was very important to the emperor's realm, even if there was only a little god qi left. Because with just a little god qi, they could create a god domain or learn the god domain fast

“This is... Mount Luhuo?” Xiao Long said while looking at the huge mountain in front of him. Just as the Sect Leader had said, this mountain had an extremely hot air with trees that only had their trunks left. Xiao Long felt a great energy and at the core of this Luhuo Mountain, it must be the Spiritual Flame. The heat of the environment here really made them sweat in the heat. This was the first time they had seen such an extreme mountain environment. Everyone was shocked when they witnessed it, but not Xiao Long.

It reminds me of my father’s stories around the fire. I listen to her tale, knowing little of her people, attentively watching her through the mirrors reflection. “The Goddess herself blessed the Great Mountain, and appointed the Shadow Mountain pack to be the Guardians of the Mountain. Protectors of her sacred stones.” She reaches into her pocket and retrieves a small book. “ The Goddess said, “Be pious! Be true! Accept the challenges whether they be many or few. Give thanks and for blessings bestowed; when the time comes submission is owed. To cleanse the lands and return them to glory! To each new bride you tell this story. The story of how the Great Mountain stood, in the face of evil fo