The Wall Novels & Stories

he said. “So it took you, 57 dead warriors, to fuck everything,” I said, chuckling. “No, it took me, 57 dead warriors, an injured mother, and my wall, which my father spent years building,” he said. I didn’t know the wall had iron in it. It’s literally metal filled with concrete; no wonder it’s so thick. “Do you think the pillars are in support?” I asked. He hummed.

She will be able to get away if I can’t bring him down immediately, and even though he’s wounded, it won’t be an instantaneous death for him. The wall is high, almost thirty feet, and it’s nearly smooth. But it’s not meant to keep vampires in or out. It’s partially meant as a deterrent to vampires attacking us, to slow them down, but it’s mostly to protect our villages from the wolf shifters in the area. Wolf shifters are powerful creatures and can jump high, but they couldn’t possibly leap over that wall, and they wouldn’t be able to scale it either. And wolves don’t climb ladders…. Opal will find a way to get up it if she has more than a couple of minutes….

And Sera sings, to herself, to the stars, to anyone who dares to stop and listen. And the wall? It still exists. Not in paint. In people. Thank you for walking through this story with me, Would you like a title for the whole piece? Or maybe a visual concept for the final mural? We can give it a name that echoes everything it held.

We all followed his gaze. Up ahead, a wall. Massive. Black. Endless. It rose from the cracked earth like the spine of the world itself, towering so high it disappeared into the swirling mist above. No texture. No seams. Just smooth stone and an ominous hum radiating from its surface. Brad gave a low whistle. “Okay. That’s a big-ass wall.” “Too big,” Wallace muttered. Grimm squinted at it. “Where’s the gate?” We fanned out slowly, trying to spot any sign of a seam, a break, a symbol—anything.

The Wall That Hides 2 POV: Mila I turned back and walked straight to the wall. The small space inside the doorway felt even tighter now, like though the air itself was pressing in. I stared at the stone in front of me. If it was new, it could not be completely dry yet. Cement took time to harden fully. I reached out and touched it again. The surface was cool, but when I pressed my fingers harder, I felt the slightest give. Not much, but enough. It was still damp underneath. Still fresh. Someone had built this wall recently—very recently. The thought alone sent a chill down my back. Kael. It had to be Kael. He had sealed it befor

It covered the entire ceiling of this wall and the ceiling lights illuminated the hallway with a beautiful green light. Juma stopped next to the hall in between and before Stephany could ask him why they were stopping, she saw him lift his hand and pressed his wristwatch on the wall. Stephany waited for the wall's reaction and after the watch released a red laser like light, there was a clicking sound and the wall separated from the ceiling creating a huge tall opening.

They were ready to strike their enemies below. Presently, the armies of the Empire of Suramy surrounded half of the perimeter of the wall of Muzagah. The masked man clapped his hands in the air. Then, another set of soldiers gathered in profuse number near the main gate. The master breakers of kingdom gates commenced action. The strong men rolled battering-rams against the grand gate as the rest placed rigid ladders against the wall. They covered their heads with shields and struggled to climb up to reach the top of the walls. But their actions brought an immediate response from the guards at the

the stranger said but when he started to move away, Olliver grabbed his arm and whined, "Skaiii..wait ten minutes?" The stranger jutted his chin out, "You have five.." Olliver smiled and turned to move back to the experiment and that is when he noticed Smith standing there slack-jawed. "Oh pick up your jaw Smithson. This is not a theatre and a fly might just go into your mouth!"

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.

I’m sure we were still at Azure. Beside us, was a tall concrete wall. My eyes wander up, the wall didn’t seem to end and just looked as if it will be reaching the sun. My eyes still on the wall, I mumble, “Just thinking.” “About?” “I don’t think it’s important.”