Terraria Ice Wall Novels & Stories

Arth thought while he was standing in the big window and looking at the view of buildings and houses’ roofs all white. The kingdom has very wide territories that even the walls were very far from what he can see. The Ice Crown Glacier was not like the other kingdoms like Casterfall. It has huge landmass filled with cities and training grounds. From the outer walls of the kingdom, the lower ring was composed of normal people. The working class and the standard soldiers living in the same ring but they were satisfied with their life at that time. After the lower ring was an inner wall covering the upper ring. This is where the middle class and elite families live and this ring was usually guar

With the ice glass and the metal wall confining them, they could only sense King Regor’s presence and not the presence of the four individuals that are watching through the ice glass door. It is the reason why the soldiers would not care much about the existence of the ice worm prison cells, because aside from sleeping all year round, the ice worms could only stay in the underground and could not touch any heat that comes from the sun or a fire. They desire for a source of warmth, but their bodies would whither the moment they felt the heat coming from any kinds of fire.

The Overseer glanced back at Andrius and sent out a powerful palm strike into the air. The next second, a thunderous noise boomed as the strike hit the void, and a wall appeared before them. The Overseer drew a drop of blood and scattered it over the wall. The wall immediately began to melt, creating a hole several meters wide. “Let’s go in,” the Overseer called out and stepped through the opening, soon disappearing from sight. Andrius tried to sense what was ahead but quickly found that his immortal consciousness could not penetrate the wall. Thus, he did not hesitate to step inside.

Darrion told him the creatures were Moostet, and Jai mentioned something about them looking similar to meerkats and that they’re too cute to hunt these bunnies. At that time when his friend said that, Darrion wanted to tell him what his thought. ‘If only you know they infested this area of plains with their big number, you wouldn’t say that.’ But the windlet kept the thought to himself. Jai stared at the grey line far ahead in his ten o’clock. “How long does it take to build that wall, Darrion?” Jai pointed at it. “Is it connected to the Erthas Wall?”