This Earth Is A Bit Fearsome Novels & Stories

The moment her skin touched the cold metal, June’s mind exploded. She was not in the ship anymore. She was hovering over the Earth. She saw the giant machines on the ground—the mouths—breathing out the toxic blue gas. She saw the "Masters" waiting in their high-tech ships. They were ready to land on their new purple home. But she also saw the roots. Deep beneath the ground, the original Earth—the green and blue one—was still there. It was like a flower hidden under ice. Push, a voice whispered in her head. It sounded like her mother, but older. Push back the frost.

She had problems. “Our technology is more advanced than Earth from what we understand.” He guided her down a path that looked familiar from when she’d arrived with Gerri. “You haven’t ever been to Earth, right?” He shook his head. “Brecc and I, we’d stand out.” To stand out was an understatement. If they went to Earth it would be like putting two delicious Doberge cakes in the center of a bunch of pudding cups. No way to ignore their pale sexiness. Not with that white hair and those baby blues that made her heart skip a beat.

I couldn’t see the top from our spot on the ground, but could easily feel the ancient power that lingered within the hunk of earth. On our walk, Micah had told me about the Earth Fae and how they drew their power from the earth itself. We were all connected, every living thing no matter what species they were. It was this I needed to tap into. According to Micah, Earth was the hardest element to tap into. It was stubborn and unyielding, and it would expect me to act the same. In order to tap into that power, I needed to become unmovable.

WORLD EARTH When the snow comet landed in World Feinheim, it shook the earth causing about five seconds earthquake. ROSE: Anya! ANYA: Hold me tight Rosie! (the earthquake stops) ROSE: What was that? ANYA: I don't know but whatever it is, it isn't good. ROSE: Let's get out of here please, before something worse happens. ANYA: Oh please don't tell me you're scared. Thirty minutes ago, you were all 'no partying, I don't wanna fail my science project, if we don't find the bones, we won't leave here' and now here you are, all scared and you wanna go back home? Crystal No, I don't wanna fail my science project either.

"Anger is an emotion. The earth does not have emotions. It has states of being. You are feeling kinetic potential. You are feeling friction." Cord leaned forward. "When you built the empathy grid, you built it on the principle of stillness. You thought peace meant the absence of movement. But the earth is never still, Jace. The core is a spinning ball of liquid iron. The mantle is constantly boiling. If you try to force the earth to be still, it will shatter you." "Then how do we wire the world?" Elara asked, her voice trembling. "If the earth destroys anything that stays still?"

Then it moved. The sound of rocks grinding together filled the air. A shifting shape appeared in the darkness – too many legs, too many teeth, and far too many eyes, each snapping open one by one. “Earth Wyrm,” Lilith gasped, her silver eyes wide with fear. “They're supposed to be extinct.” “Yeah, well,” Marcus muttered. “So are a lot of things.” The Wyrm's gaze locked onto them, all twenty eyes glowing a sickly green like dying moons. It opened its mouth – a dark cave filled with rows of teeth – and spoke with the voice made of earthquakes.

Her face was drenched in sweat, and her eyes were red as if she'd been terribly wronged. "Ms. Harrison, she wants to bleed the earth dry." The student assistant froze, hand still on his brow. Zoe eyed the remote in Katie's hands. "Why do you have the dorm remote control?" Katie instantly pressed it to her chest like a sacred relic. "This thing is evil. Every breath of air it blows is cutting the life of our mountains and rivers short. Mother Nature bleeds too." As she said that, tears rolled down her cheeks. "I know people think I'm weird, but I just want to stop industrial civilization from poisoning our world."

"You think because you killed a cosmic parasite that you rule this earth? I built this earth. The tectonic plates are my cradle. The magma is my blood." The ancient dragon raised both of his pale, scarred hands toward the blood-red tropical sky. "I did not wake up alone," Aurelius declared, his voice suddenly shifting into a terrifying, guttural frequency that didn't just echo in our minds—it echoed through the core of the planet. The island violently shuddered. A massive, tectonic earthquake ripped through the private atoll, shattering the glass villa in the distance. The ocean pulled back, retreating from the shore as the earth groaned in agony.

My shoulders are tense, my posture a little too guarded. She deserves young. Uncomplicated. Easy. My stomach knots. I remember how she looked the last time I held her. Lips parted. Hair tangled. Whispering Don’t stop, not now, not later. I want to be yours. Completely. I’d never seen anything more beautiful. I’d never felt anything more terrifying. That was the night everything changed. And now, I feel like I’m standing at the edge of something again. Not passion this time. But fear. I go to the living room and drop into the couch, rubbing my hands over my face.

The ground sprouts grasses—the same grasses in his world, the shade of the super moon turns to light, and the air suddenly feels cold— "Aaah!" I hold my baby bump tight, the belt is already disjointed, and my back is getting even stiffer. "Wait! Wait, I need a moment of silence!" I screamed in the middle of silence. However, Haiban folds his sleeves up and exposes the book tattoos on his arms, then manifests another 4 spellbooks with both hands. "I told you, my child, you're delivering the worst to yourself," he said. The terrifying rumbling sounded from afar, then all of our jaws dropped when we saw the earth folds like a scroll! The houses, roads, and even the lakes are rolling and squashi