Terraria Ice Wall Novels & Stories

Tsarayu said as he deflected the attacks rushing at him with his Mountain Destroyer. "Ice Prison!" The Queen pointed her spear towards Tsarayu and used her Martial Skill. Four thick ice walls appeared around Tsarayu, completely engulfing him. The opening at the top was closed as well as a thick ice slab formed on the top of the walls forming something like a room, albeit a deadly one. The four walls started closing in on him slowly but surely.

He looks at the young maiden, amazed by his majestic form beside him and give her a silly smirk. At full force, he smack the wall untouching the ice, soundless and seems to repel opposite energies coming from him and the wall. He notices that there's a casted spell to make the wall like that. But he just simpers unbothered by the spell and seconds later, the ice walls suddenly crack in a row and crumble into pieces followed by a load of waters falling from the top of the wall leaving the center open which seems to a path.

Smooth, unhurried, like he had said something completely ordinary and was now done with it. I stood at the boards and stared at the ice and felt my very carefully constructed position begin, in several places at once, to develop cracks.

Soren could see the questions simmering behind those sharp eyes, the same ones that had once stared him down across the ice in pure rivalry. “You’re pulling away,” JR finally said, setting his fork down with a soft clink. His voice was low, rough with exhaustion and something deeper than fear, maybe. “I can feel it in my bones, Soren. Like there’s this wall between us that wasn’t there two weeks ago, talk to me, babe.”

Adrian asked, his hands pausing on his laces. "Let me see your left foot." Ethan gently gripped the toe of Adrian's boot, tilting it toward the harsh fluorescent light. He pointed to the structural seam. "Look at this. The locking mechanism is completely loose. If you take a hard turn on the ice, this blade is going to snap right out of the holder." Adrian’s eyes narrowed. He reached down and gave the steel runner a firm tug. With a sickening click, the blade wobbled loosely in his hand. If he had stepped onto the ice, his ankle would have snapped the moment he crossed the blue line.

"Ah, I see. I have one in the guild. Actually, it's one of our source of income. Nobles willing to pay a huge amount of money for a brick of ice. When winter came, we cut the ice from the frozen water, like river or sea. After that, we put it on the underground cellar, and it won't melt until the next year. Not all the members on the guild know how to teleport, so I was one of the poor people who farm the ice." "Wow. It's weird. Since in my previous world, you can make an ice blocks for one hour. So, it's not a rare item anymore." Max smiled, "I hope you didn't know how to make that magic box. It can ruined my bussines. Sometime, your knowledge makes me scarred."

Splaaaaaaaaaash~ The water escaped the ground angrily. It shot up majestically to the sky. Interestingly, the water appeared everywhere around the territory. That’s why she commanded Felix to escape the territory as soon as possible. Ooooooo~ oooooooo~ oooooo~ The crying noise became louder as a giant wall appeared above Shadow. It was a wall of water. It surrounded everything that had stagnant water. The biggest and the thickest wall surrounded the burning building. “Wow…” Shadow subconsciously let out a gasp of admiration.

Ayla “The wall is said to be just a representation of the barrier he put between our world and theirs. This barrier manifests in various ways in specific parts of the realm. In the north, it is a massive wall of ice; in the south, it’s an endless maze of flowers where explorers get lost. Some die trying to find their way back, some simply disappear, never to be found again.” I shuddered at the thought of my theory being wrong and disappearing into the maze.

He then nodded to Teo and said, “make sure he cannot escape. A barrier of ice should be enough.” “As you wish, my Lord,” Teo said, nodding. She kept a safe distance from the small group and did as she was told. The wall of ice was a little taller than seven foot and with sharp spikes on the tops, no one was going to escape over them any time soon.

“It’s a water maze,” Sasha muttered, mystified. “I should’ve known…” “How can you tell?” “See the floor? It’s sloping.” “Isn’t water good news? It’d melt the whole maze.” “Not these walls,” Sasha said, feeling the texture of the entrance wall with reverence. “This is perma-ice. Hard as diamond. There are almost no air bubbles inside the ice crystals. Our Clans combined their powers and spells to create this thing of perfection. No jutsu, fire or otherwise, is powerful enough to break it.”