The Wall Novels & Stories

On top of the 80 meter tall wall were soldiers that patrol the wall and luckily right in front of them was the west gate of the city. "Wait...are those..." The soldiers who had been patrolling on top of the wall noticed them running towards the wall. "Hey hurry up and signal the gate guards." One of the soldiers on top said to the other soldier. "Please help me, please help me, please help me." Lianne continued on repeating the words over and over. The guards on the gate opened the west gate and soldiers went to their post as the wandering people came one by one to the gate. The first one to arriv

The inside of he Wal, as Michael suggested was quite a view and that money wouldn't be a problem as when the wall would fal When the wall fell, teams would scattered and find Elena in her hiding with her Madrigal boyfriend So then, it was agreed. The islands across the Great sea would help turning the East Wall into rabbles. Two hundred feet high and kilometers in length and meters width was a solid built. It would take great firce and by that, heavy equipments including high geared armaments were agreed to be sent here. As long as the Wall was down, the Islands would share the grounds of Highlan

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.

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….

The city was surrounded by large concrete barriers simply known as the Wall both to its citizenry and defenders. It measured far taller than the mundane corporate buildings inside the city borders but its height were equal to the tallest skyscraper there is. It was the last line of defense for the inhabitants of V'rounsthan and the Dusk Riders, unaided, would never be able to penetrate it...yet.

could not penetrate. "They’re building a 'Wall,' Audrey," Lucas’s frequency rumbled, part-worried and part-admiring. "Not a wall of stone, but a wall of 'Logic.' They’re making themselves 'Unknowable' to the light. They’re becoming the 'Secret-Foundry' of the universe."

Elias growled, his grey-gold veins beginning to pulse. ​"It means the South is building a wall," Hestia said. "A magnetic barrier that will stretch from sea to sea. You will have your mountain. You will have your tree. But you will never leave it again. You will be a museum of a dead world, watched over by machines that do not feel, do not sleep, and cannot be bribed with 'sweetness.'" ​The "teeth" of this new threat were invisible. They weren't fighting an army they could bite; they were fighting an exclusion zone.

"We go through them when they come around that corner. Fast. Do not stop for anything." She nodded. Pressed her palms harder against her thighs. The warmth pushed back harder. She looked at the wall. Ten feet of solid stone. She pressed both palms flat against it. Just to give the warmth somewhere to go. Just to stop it building any further. She felt it leave her hands. The wall exploded. Not cracked. Not split. Exploded.

He proudly said, "Holly, we have broken through the two lines of defense. Only the final one remains." Holly was surprised. "That was fast." Desmond laughed heartily. "Of course! We're experts when it comes to ancient mechanisms. But you need to come over because the last line of defense is a wall." Holly was confused. "A wall? Should I get an excavator or bulldozer?" "No. The excavator and bulldozer won't work. This wall is made of a mixture of iron and carbon. It's reinforced with sulfur and phosphorus. So, it's pretty solid—even harder than a modern concrete wall."

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