The Bell Novels & Stories

The gates fell soon after. There was a mad rush to enter the city of Muzagah and destroy every living human. Having being in suspense for hours; anticipating and visualizing what they desired: the rape and the sharing of treasures; they drove in furiously into Muzagah with the intention to kill and destroy properties. Suddenly, the sound of a trumpet filled their ears. It was a signal to stop. Prince Habeb had ordered a trumpeter to send the desperate soldiers his message. It wasn’t yet time for the killing game to begin.

They returned to the estate at dusk, their earlier frustrations now a distant memory. They chatted excitedly about the places they would explore in Linfield: The original churches of the two religions in Eldoria, the museums of art, and the famed Big Bell Tower. Nathaniel reached for the entrance door’s handle, only to have it open. A familiar figure emerged—a lunari woman dressed in soft pink and a chessboard in her delicate arm. Her green eyes lit up at the sight of Nathaniel, and she tucked a loose strand of silver hair behind her ear with a shy smile.

"Why do you want to go there?" "I'm going to the shop to inquire if they accept small-scale custom bell orders," Vivienne said. As far as she knew, that shop mostly accepted custom orders for high-end clubs. The chances of successfully customizing objects for a regular villa were not high. "Customization? Do you have a design?" Ezra asked. "Yes." Vivienne took out the design from her bag and handed it to Ezra. He lowered his head, his eyes half-lidded, looking at the bell design on the drawing. Was this the kind of bell she had in mind? A bell that could ring throughout the whole house when the wind blew, so that even when alone, one wouldn't feel lonely?

Roman’s fingers slid out of Tessa the second time the bell rang. “That is such a distraction.” He said, wiping his fingers with a paper towel nearby. She covered her face with her palms, giggling. “I’m sorry.” The doorbell rang again, this time louder than it had ever been. Like the person outside was trying to pass a message. “Every time the bell rings that way, something bad is about to happen,” Tessa said. “Well, I hope not. I’ve had enough surprises this year.” He stood now and headed toward their door.

“Then what really happened?” Before Tomas could answer, a bell rang somewhere beneath them. The low note travelled through the House and shook dust from the ceiling. Luna looked around for its source while Darius slowly rose to his feet. “The bells were destroyed,” he said. Maeve looked down at Tomas and saw that his face had gone pale. When the bell sounded again, Aurora caught Luna’s arm. “Where is it coming from?” Tomas lowered his gaze to the floor. The sound had not come from the western mountains or the direction of Blackwood. It had come from somewhere beneath the House.

he replied as he slipped his hands into his pockets. I let out a bitter laugh. “I don’t think you understand what you have done” I said. “Then explain it to me.” “No one has ever crossed Leon and he doesn’t let things go. If he doesn’t get to you today, he will definitely try again tomorrow” Jaxton slipped his hands out of his pocket and smiled. “Then maybe it’s about time he met his match. The bell rings and the moment is interrupted. Students have started entering the classrooms, I let out a small bye as I quickly go to my sit.

"What is the bell for? Ariana asked rhetorically, since no one was sharing her room with her, to give her the answer. She had never thought that she would ever get to spend a night in a room as gigantic as the one given to her, but experiencing it, made her keep gasping, that she didn't even bother looking for Kiara, to know if she was keeping her distance, or she was striking her luck with Myles, but when she heard the bell, she was distracted, and she had to close her ears, and she didn't come out, until an intercal was heard. It was as though a voice was speaking to her through the walls.

His fear is the reason for so much silent atmosphere in my village which once used to be so cheerful. Suddenly a loud sound echoed around me. It continues to come. The center bell. There is a big bell in the center of the village. It is rung only at festivals or to indicate danger. Today there is no festival. Oh, God! This means that the king’s soldiers have attacked. I quickly start running towards my home.

Ella gaped, staring up at Sinclair’s handsome face in abject disbelief. He blinked down at her, not seeming to understand why she was so surprised. “Pups are more important than anything.” Of course. Ella thought, somewhat bitterly. It’s not for me, it’s for the pup. “Here.” Sinclair offered Ella a small golden bell. “Ring this whenever you need anything.” Ella shook her head, trying to push the bell away. “I don’t feel comfortable being waited on by servants.” “It’s not for the servants.” Sinclair informed her, guiding her to wrap her fingers around the bell, “it’s for me. If you need me for anything, ring that and I’ll come.”

All three of our schools have different hours, so for them, it must feel like we’re coming and going all day long. I hear the sound of the bell on the front door and I know that Beta Trevor must have arrived. I grab my bookbag and pull out my homework, starting in while I have some time. I’m hoping to finish up early tonight so I can call my girlfriend and make plans for this weekend. I’ve been doing my homework for a while when I hear raised voices. “You don’t get to decide what you will and won’t do for me. I ordered this potion and I want it completed.” I hear a thud on the wall beside us and all three of us jump.