The Man On The Mountain: Book Novels & Stories

"Until now." "What do you think caused it?" Martin asked. "We don't know," the man answered. "But we're fairly certain that it wasn't natural." "Why do you say that?" Martin asked. "Because we know that the mountain isn't supposed to fall in on itself," the man explained. "It used to be perfectly round, like any other mountain. But one day, it just collapsed on itself and now it's flat." "That's impossible!" Damian cried. "I've seen mountains that are rounder than a bowling pin."

Chapter 26 The silence on the descent from the mountain was dense. Dolores still felt Zacky's warmth on her skin, his smell mixed with hers, but it was as if an invisible glass wall was beginning to rise between them. Reality, with its demands and characters, awaited them in real life. When the house appeared just ahead, a figure dismounting from a motorcycle caught her attention. It was a tall, thin man, dressed in a light dress shirt and linen pants, who seemed completely out of place on the dirt road. As he removed his helmet, a familiar face appeared.

He collapsed on the sand, convulsing, the stench of urine carried far on the wind. The party crowd that had gathered to watch earlier stood rigidly, not daring to breathe. They finally understood something. The man they had laughed at as a kept husband was the head of the Thornes, someone they weren't even qualified to approach! I held Luke close and spoke gently. "Luke, don't be scared. I'm here. No one will ever bully you again. I promise." Luke clung to my neck and nodded hard, letting out a small, muffled sound.

This man was going to do something to me, probably hurt me or something like that but we didn't know what exactly. "You have all day to act as you like but you chose today to fall into my trap." He muttered as we walked. We finally arrived at the clearing, but what was surprising was that we passed the mountain and headed toward a house in the distance. Who built a house on the mountains? Alpha Daniel did. I peeped over the mountains and saw that it was a valley of bones and spikes. It was also very far, anyone who was pushed over from this mountain had to greet themselves goodbye. It was very dangerous.

said the old man. "I will go with her and show her the way daddy? answered the other man. The old man didn't answer anymore and he just left. "Just follow me. You need to get out from here ." Waylan followed the man and as they are walking on their way she can see other creatures living in that mountain. Some are planting vegetables and some are taking good care of the animals like human beings. It is just like a small village where you can call home. They live normally like human beings.

And to find what I was looking for, I had to go to a mountain,the mountain of Cissa to take the forbidden book,and it was said that nobody goes in and comes out alive, for the monk has given charge many monsters and beasts to protect his powers…. I decided to go and face the challenges as I have always done, although I had little hope of making it back alive . The monk saw my courage and strength and equipped me with powers and strength to be able to fight the beasts. On my way,I saw the mountain,it was a very huge one, I had never imagined to see one like it's height and might , nevertheless I had come that far and won't be going back.

“Let’s murder them and take away their books!” Those agents were surprised, but they knew what Grand Priest meant. Everyone was ecstatic. One by one, those agents began to quicken their paces, sprinting as quickly as they could toward the manor. Tyr closed his eyes and used his books to sense the existence of the third book after slaughtering Forde. He soon realized the tome was hidden in the mountain behind the manor. A group of people rushed up to Tyr when he was about to pick up the book from the mountain.

She pointed to a towering peak that rose into the distance like a stone guardian cleaving the sky. Mohammed frowned, studying the shadowed mountain as the wind tugged at his coat. "Are you sure?" Mohammed asked. "This desert feels like death—no sign of life, no path, not even a star to guide us." Susan swallowed hard but kept her gaze steady, almost defiant. "The drawing in the manuscript says it's here," she said. "The book didn't lie... his house is outside the mountain, where no one dares go." Mohammed exhaled sharply, his voice a mixture of doubt and unease.

He knew almost everything about his tribe that it was so surprising that's some information that he knew his father had never heard of it. They have a rest on top of the Mountain having the great view in front of them. A lot of weird Birds and lots of flies are flying all around them. Geri text out the book from his bag and holds it in his hand. " Edward, take it and have a look" he hands it over to Edward while smiling. " ever heard the story of the Mountain goddess that lives for away from here?" he asked Edward. " no what about her?" Edward replied.

Toward him. My eyes snap open. “He isn’t breaking the mountain.” Elias frowns. “what?” I swallow, “it’s helping him.” The words hang in the air between us. Behind us, the forest waits. And somewhere inside it, a man walks calmly through the snow. Not fighting the world. Not hiding from it. But leading it somewhere none of us can see yet. And the worst part is— The mountain is following him.