Ted's Caving Story Novels & Stories

With that, he immediately ordered his men to begin going deeper into the cave… Shortly after, the group got to the deepest part of the cave and were promptly greeted by the sight of a board of sorts that was covered by a drenched shirt… Before Tye could even begin wondering what the shirt was doing there for, one of his scouting subordinates came rushing back as he reported, “C-chairman Lamano! We’ve found an exit on the other side!” “So they really did steal my map and flee! Those mother f*ckers…! Pursue them immediately!” roared the furious Tye as the group quickly left the cave… Unfortunately for Tye, Gerald and his party were nowhere remotely close to the cave anymore, just as Gerald had

“Pup I was the best tracker in my class back in the day!” “I know Daddy! You tell me every day!” I scream as I duck back in the hole, away from his tickle assault. Looking further down the hole its weird, I can hear something. I start to crawl further in, what is that? “Sammy, come on back now. Caves are dangerous unless you know what you are doing.”

"Now." Vex lowered a rope, and Cass lifted Kael carefully while I climbed up first to help pull from above. It took several minutes, and Kael groaned in pain every time he was moved, but finally we had him out of the hole and back on the main path. The guide stood at the entrance of the cavern, his face pale, his hands wringing together. "I am so sorry," he said. "I did not know. I did not know there was a tunnel there. This should not have happened."

“Fine. But don’t get any ideas.” He slipped his hand in mine and held it tightly. I hated to admit that it was easier to walk with him keeping me stable. I was relieved when I saw the opening of the cave. When we exited it, the sun was out. How long were we in there? We heard shouts and cries. “Zelda, where are you?” Posy yelled. “Cedric’s killed her, I just know it!” Hunter wailed. “He’s killed my girlfriend!” “What are you guys doing?” I asked.

I was always hurting myself. I saw an opening to our left behind the falls. I yelled back to Tadeas to see if I was to stop. Once he confirmed, I slid across a few of the rocks and into the cave. Tadeas was moving with ease behind me. I wondered how often he climbed like that. “Another Cave?” I questioned with a grin. “You liked the first one so much I thought it would be a perfect date.” He responded causing my heart to flutter. He pulled a blanket out of the bag with a bottle of wine and some food. I giggled when he removed the small first aid kit before he put it back into the bag.

his voice resounded with a deep echo into the forest, and all eyes were on her. Steffanie’s mouth dropped slightly open and visibly shuddered. Bowing her head in what looked like utter submission, she said, “Yes, Theodore.” Theodore stared down at her for a couple more seconds as if making sure not another word would fall out of her lips. When she stood unmoving, Theodore stepped back. “The rules are simple this time. This cave leads to a clearing out back. You only have to use your senses and get out when you can.” he explained.The candidates nodded, some let out a breath of relief.

Theodore said. "For what?" I asked, momentarily forgetting about Ana. "I think we might've located the monster's nest. He is in some giant cave near the waterfall. Logan saw it," he said. "You didn't venture there by yourself, did you?" I said. I was annoyed. Why were people making these decisions without my consent? I don't want these guys to act carelessly and get themselves killed.

Richard checked his watch, “In five minutes we have an appointment.” “Here?” I must have been wide eyed because he laughed. “In the catacombs.” My heart raced. Watching the titillating display, I said, “I’m nervous.” Indeed, it was like standing on the edge of the cliff at Red Rocks Park in Vermont. It had been my first tombstoning dive, and the cliff was seventy-five feet high. Spectators lined the rocks on the cliffs, waiting for the next spectacle. When I dove, I hit bottom and broke a finger. I haven’t been back there, and I never, never dove for an audience again.

His worry aside, as a wolf hunter he had powers inaccessible to regular humans and as such could do things the regular men in his faction of the mob couldn’t. His fingers bled though, minutes of digging into rocks were beginning to take its toll. Thankfully a local fisherman, one he recognized from the village, had seen him and without question and out of respect for him joined in the digging. They stopped digging when their efforts finally paid off and Cathy’s bloody body emerged. Ted felt his heart drop. He ignored the man's question about how a breed of dog could be so huge. He reached down and carried her in his arms, growling in anger. Her breathing was shallow and her nose was covered

By the time I finished, he looked less like a man who had narrowly survived death and more like a general who had simply collapsed from exhaustion. I stepped back. No... something was still wrong. My pulse quickened. The scent, of course. Anyone would notice it on me immediately. I snatched up the communicator again. “This is Theodore. Put me through to the rescue team.” A few seconds later, the officer answered. “Your Highness?” “The moment you breach the cave...” I lowered my voice. “Only you are to enter first.” There was a brief pause. “...Understood.” “I need to tell you something before anyone else comes inside.”