Ted The Caver Romane & Geschichten

She has been working on finding the spell to lift the protection magic from Caleb. Her cell phone rings at the exact same time. “Hello?” She nervously answers. “Katya…” It’s Theo on the other side. “You should come to the packhouse...” She waits in silence for his next words. “Our cameras have captured a woman entering the Coral woods…” Katya releases a shaky breath and nods to herself. “I am coming.” She quickly puts the books aside and rushes to the packhouse. “Come.” Theo says when he notices her. He motions to the monitor.

his voice dropped to a desperate whisper. "I don't know how I'm walking around" He reasoned "I don't know how I can still breathe and talk. I saw...I saw the cave.... It sits deep in the Mountain, away from all the trails, its hidden behind a cove of twisted trees... The entire rock wall is black... I - I never should of gone in there, inside, theres a fire... bright purple like a deep bruise.. it's...alive.. The things gather there, that's where they go. There's so many of them.. The cave, its magic."

I grin at him, ducking inside. Dad looks up at us, saying his hellos as he finishes typing something on the computer and then standing, peering at Cole. “Updates?” “Yes,” Cole says, looking between us. “But fortunately or unfortunately, not more work. At least not right now. Injured parties from the caves are being airlifted directly to hospitals.” Dad raises his eyebrows, surprised. “Wait, why?” I ask, frowning at Cole. “What happened?” He sighs, shaking his head. “We lost Slaken.”

“I don’t like to go down there, it’s very scary down there.” “Can someone take us down there? We want to rescue everyone today.” “I can,” stammered the Scottish lad. “I am not afraid of the caves.” The little girl rolled her eyes, “I saw a ghost down there once, I really did,” she said to anyone who would listen. They followed the boy down, twists and sharp turns that Dakari didn’t remember at all. They came to a large cavern filled with computers, all blank now and unmanned. “This must have been what Katalea saw in her dream.” Dakari thought. He murmured some words, and they were gone. The little boy’s eyes widened and he turned to look at Dakari.

Meanwhile, James had already arrived at the underground cavern. He finally got on land, but because of the wetsuit, he could not walk properly, so he took it off. “It’s over there, James.” A soldier pointed ahead of them. “Alright.” James nodded and said, “Lead the way.” “Honey, I’m here. The cave is damp, and there’s a lot of moss. Watch your steps,” Thea supported James and reminded him. James slowly advanced with the help of Thea in the direction of the soldiers.

’ ***** A cave, located out of the sight of the pond, somewhere above the middle of the mountain—a quarter of height from the peak. I thought the cave would be empty, but there were traces of its last occupants—stones arranged in the circle of what appears to be a campfire, long sticks carved like skewers, woollen covers, and thick patches of dried grass. Rum was moving around with ease searching while I stood in one spot absorbing my new environment. The air was as cooling as the air conditioned space inside B.A.D. but it carried the freshness of the snow at the peck of the mountain and the clear water of the pond.

he asked the harassed and stressed looking monk. “Caught these people trying to access the vault.” he said as he indicated a group of what looked like tourists. “I repeatedly told them the vaults were not open to the public but they tried to go down there again and again and then I found this on one of them.” he said as he showed them what looked to be a small crowbar.

Ethan prepared his recorder he needed for interviewing and approaches Allen first. "Good day Mr. Allen Kye Collymore, I'm Ethan Rhy Verlice, a news writer from EBK." Ethan introduced as he showed him his I.D. Allen rise an eyebrow before nodding in confirmation, knowing he's the guy who's with Primo in the convenience store last night.

That’s all it took for him to be knocked out. A few moments later, the hunter was awake. He pushed himself up with his right hand, glancing around the strange cave. It was dark and grey, only the light from fire emitting around from what appeared like a hole in the cave. Droplets of water dripped around him, making a light echo as they plopped against the hard rock ground. Javier watched as the human clutched his side, trying to steady himself. “Who…who…” He panted, slowly pushing himself up again. “Who are you?”