The Wall Novels & Stories

I said looking at Lee. Jasper and Jenson stood side by side and I watched with a smile as their eyes turned bright green. I looked over to Lee who looked utterly shocked at what was happening, before I knew it a giant wall scaled upwards around the shield, no human would be able to get close to the top of this thing, it stood nearly forty feet with horned vines weaving their way in and out. I knew what was going to come next so I grabbed Lee by the arm and pulled him behind me. He looked confused for a moment as Jasper and Jenson lit their arms up and carefully touched the wall. A massive fire erupted around which gave us more than enough light to see with. "T

He was good. “And you have something I need,” Natalia purred, walking slowly toward the wet bar. She made a show of pouring two glasses of amber whiskey, the movement causing her robe to gape further. “The location. For the microfilm.” “A simple trade, then?” He shrugged off his coat, revealing a tailored suit that hugged his powerful frame. He didn’t approach. “Nothing is ever simple.” She brought the glasses over, holding one out to him. Their fingers brushed. A spark, deliberate on her part. He didn’t flinch. “They call you the Wall. Impenetrable.”

"And what about Zack? Have you been honest with him?" Mom's hand flew across Dad's face with a slap, but he did not even flinch. Every question seemed to scream the same answer. Walter was Dad's secret son. "That's it, I want a divorce! "Do you even realize what Zack's been through these last five years? It's all because of Walter! "Walter's the curse! No way we're letting this surgery happen!" Harriet was pounding on the operating room door like it was the only thing standing between her and justice.

"The construct said the wall was always a lie. What does that mean?" In the back of his mind, the Utterance stirred. Its vast awareness was troubled, turning the construct's words over with the methodical thoroughness of a consciousness that had spent nine billion years analyzing its own prison. The wall was not a lie, the Utterance said carefully. But it was not what the Weavers believed it was. The compression partition kept me imprisoned. But it also kept the Absence compressed. If the Weavers had known the Absence was there, they would have built the partition differently. Stronger. With redundancies.

"Give her time." "We don't have time." Walter pointed ahead. I looked up and my breath caught. The Core. We'd finally reached it. The outer wall rose before us like a monolith, stretching up until it disappeared into the void above. It was made of something that looked like black metal but moved like liquid, shifting and flowing while somehow maintaining its structure. The surface reflected nothing, absorbed all light that touched it. And set into that impossible wall was a gate. The gate was massive, easily fifty feet tall and thirty feet wide. It looked organic somehow, like it had grown from the wall rather than been built into it. Symbols covered its surfa

And then, through the white haze, something dark loomed ahead. A wall. It rose out of the storm like a monument, twenty feet of solid brick stretching as far as I could see in either direction. I leaned forward, squinting at it. "You keeping Godzilla in there?" I asked, a laugh slipping out despite myself. Darien smirked. "Worse. Wolves. And something else." I looked at him, curiosity prickling. "Something else?"

Eliana moved deeper into the shack. The air smelled of cedar and old paper and something sweeter, like vanilla left too long in a warm kitchen. As her eyes adjusted to the dimness, she noticed that one wall was different from the others. Where the rest of the shack was lined with shelves of objects, this wall held nothing but a single door, standing alone in the center of the room. It wasn't connected to any frame or wall. It simply stood there, upright, leading nowhere, as if it had grown from the earth like a tree.

Six months have passed since they start to rebuild moon Valley everyone was working hard to get everything done. The Wall. Within the past six months, the wall was completed along with the bridge attached to it. The wall stood 55'inch tall and overlooked the Cities and other counties. The wall had connected on watchtower that was 3 inches tall that is apart from one another. The division covers the whole land of Moon Valley; no one got in or out without permission. The wall had huge stone and metal doors that made it break into. The d

Easier said than done. Still, she nodded. “Okay.” *********** The wall came into view gradually. At first, Bella didn’t even notice it. It blended seamlessly into the environment—earth-toned, textured, almost invisible against the natural surroundings. But as they got closer, she realized just how massive it was. Reinforced. Hidden. Protected. “This is… impressive,” she murmured. Morgan smirked. “Dave doesn’t do things halfway.” The gate opened after a brief exchange with the guards.

Inside capital, crystal wall that bowed for Mom at twelve stood tall, white and gold. Caelum floated to wall, fifteen days old, and touched wall with tiny hand. Wall bowed, same as it bowed for Mom at twelve. Low bow, humming warm. Crystal throne hall gasped, people who once called Mom cursed and cut off. Mom touched wall with real hand, real flesh, not star, not light inside me. Wall bowed again, deeper. I touched wall, silver-blue wolf blood, wall bowed. Dad touched wall, Sovereign Alpha blood, wall bowed.