The Wall Novels & Stories

It wasn't the first time Maria had broken something recently. In fact, it had become a worrying habit. "Young lady, this is the third plate you've broken this week!" Flora exclaimed. "What is wrong with you?" Maria flinched at her mother's raised voice. "I'm... I'm fine, Mum." Her answer came too quickly. Flora narrowed her eyes. "Fine? Is that all you have to say? You've been breaking things, forgetting what you're doing, and acting as though you're frightened of your own shadow."

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“You’ll survive.” Grammy slammed her palm against the table, cutting through the banter. “Listen. This fight will not be won by species. It will be won by unity. A dragon cannot hold without a witch’s ward. A vampire cannot move in sunlight without a wolf to guard his back. You will mingle. You will fight as one. Or you will die as many.” The tent went quiet again, the weight of her words pressing into every chest. Kael, perched on Serenya’s knee, tilted his head. “That’s what W.I.L.D. means,” he piped up. “We all fight together. We all win together.”

Even the gate was a fortress in itself, a massive steel slab on rails flanked by twin guard towers. Figures moved along the top, tiny against the sheer face of it, hauling beams and calling to one another across the parapet. Somewhere a welder’s torch flared bright blue. “Huh,” Will said, tilting his head back until the scarf slid down. “That’s a lot of wall.” “It’s a very serious wall,” Kailee agreed, looking at him instead of the wall.

I gasped when I saw the fine crocodile grey skin he used as his wallpaper, it was amazeballs and matched the white bed spread neatly tucked under a black duvet–sweet! He closed the door behind him and took off his shirt–I gulped, watching every move he made like I was a predator and he was my prey. He unbuttoned his jeans and pulled it down, leaving him in milk briefs–showing how richly endowed he was below. I blinked rapidly and tore my eyes away from the irresistible view, taking them higher. My eyes lingered on his chest and I wanted to be cuddled up in his arms again. They slowly went down his flat stomach and lowered to his Adonis belt that slanted from his hip bones to his pelvic area,

In this test, everyone had to carry their belongings over a twenty mile stretch as they walked from the city towards the remote barracks which were located to an enormous border wall which had been constructed over the centuries to barrade the farmers' lands from incoming raids from the Wei and the Jungpi raiders. He sank into his bunk at the bottom at it was the closest thing to the normal luxuries of the palace that he had touched in over a good month. He put his hands over his head as he tried to remember if he had a supposed dinner waiting for him here anytime soon. Who was he kidding that the food would not make him vomit for the first couple months as he was not used to eating poor gra

The wall in front of him had exploded. Debris had formed a pile on the ground. He pressed the golden button. A beam shot out of it and within moments the pile had vanished. He tapped another button and a new wall was created within minutes. *It was a wall made of illuthene but it had to work for now.* (illuthene-a material that could build things very fast. They did their work but the only problem was that if one tried to touch the surface one would feel nothing.) R was relieved that nobody had seen him. Then, it struck him. Where was Sia?

It was just simply stupid to the point that I’m the one that reading it felt annoyed. “it all 4 gate that has been destroyed…not only that, the wall were also damaged!!…Hallerusia right now is simply exposed!!…we can’t leave it like this!!..if not all this war will be simply for naught!!..”. (Queen Helen Hallerus)

*Boom* Ray rolled out of the way as Mane crushed into the wall, fist first. That section of the wall broke apart as easily as a knife cutting through cake. But the damage wasn’t extended beyond that. A pale blue barrier covered the entire wall and supported it. So, although it had a section broken off, the hall was still fine. However, through the broken part of the wall, Mane could see the happenings in the adjacent room. It just so happened that the part of the wall he had broken down was where the door was fixed. That meant the next room was

We made a few more turns, drove further down the road, and I watched with halted breath as the wall drew closer and closer. The wall was huge, nearly as tall as the trees that surrounded it. I had never seen a material quite like this. White, smooth, but seemed to refract any light that dared shine on it. Large streetlamps lined the road, casting buttery light down onto the pavement. There was no opening in the wall, just smooth, unyielding stone. For a moment, I wanted to laugh. Why would you need guards when your wall doesn't even have an opening? No one would be able to scale

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