This Earth Is A Bit Fearsome Novels & Stories

And then I screamed. It wasn’t a human sound. It was something pulled from the roots of the earth. It tore from my throat like fire, and everything — everyone — froze. The rogue dropped me. Literally dropped me, like I was scalding. He stumbled back, eyes wide in fear. Around us, the other rogues howled and retreated as if they’d heard something older than death. I fell to the ground, gasping. My chest heaved, hands shaking uncontrollably. The mark on me pulsed — then dulled. But the ground? It trembled.

“I protected them.” Amina's chest tightened painfully. “I know.”. “And they still fear us.”. “Yes.”. Silence stretched between them. Then Elys asked quietly: Has trust always been so fragile?' Amina almost laughed from sadness. “Yes.”. A pause. Especially when the fear enters the room. Elys lowered his gaze. The first time since the discovery of life on Earth was here.—. He looked disappointed. Not in strategy. In humanity. And that nearly broke her. The Child Returns Again.

They had seen the limits of their modern artillery, and they had seen the terrifying, ancient biology of the earth rise up to save them. I stood on the muddy bank, watching Killian lift Maya effortlessly into his arms. The Alpha, who routinely carried the weight of an entire species on his broad shoulders, held his daughter as if she were made of spun glass. Leo and Toby walked close to his sides, their hands resting on his slate-grey arms. They were covered in mud and silver sap, but their eyes held the profound, unshakeable calm of the deep earth.

Alfi said. “Tough, isn’t it? Separated from your friend.” Buriko said. “Yeah, I hope they are okay.” Alfi looks frightened. ”I was lost my consciousness while we were encountering the ones that want to destroy the world.” “Waku-waku, right?” Jeje said. ”They are famous for their eerie power. But, I think Ki Bromo doesn’t give a shit about them.” “Why?” Alfi asked.

"Mr. Brent, are there some kind of terrifying monsters on this planet?" Seeing his people panicking, Brent snapped, "What are you all so scared of? If Felix can survive here, why should we worry? Keep moving!" This calmed everyone down. True—if Felix was fine on this planet, they'd be even safer with Brent here. They still needed to confirm whether the signal was actually Felix, but they had to see for themselves. Just as they neared the forest, the ground started shaking. The tremors clearly came from the woods ahead. Brent had a bad feeling about this. "Get in your battle positions!"

Nathaniel came to stand beside me, silent, eyes narrowed. “You feel it too,” he said. Not a question. A fact. I nodded, swallowing hard. “The earth doesn’t want us here anymore.” The wind curled around us like it was listening. Suddenly, the ground rumbled. A tremor—not natural. This wasn’t the pulse of tectonic plates. It was rhythmic. Intentional. Like a heartbeat coming from the depths of the underworld. Then, like ink spreading in water, the fog parted. And she appeared.

It was as if the entire world were quaking in fear. Renee’s expression fell as she stared into the distance. “Could there be an even more fearsome beast here manipulating this formation?” Her words caused herself to tremble. Renee couldn’t comprehend what was happening. Death Valley felt like a true land of death, far more perilous than she had ever known it to be. Boom, boom, boom! The ground shook violently as if the entire world were bowing down. At that moment, Adrian abruptly opened his eyes, a flash of clarity and seriousness flickering within them. “Let’s go!” he shouted.

I nodded and placed a hand on my chest to calm my racing heart. “I did,” I said after a while. “What is wrong with him? Why do I feel so uneasy?” She nodded and sneaked a glance at him, “He seems to have taken in Earth’s energy,” I frowned. Earth’s energy? What was that? “I do not know what that is. What is earth’s energy, Nima?” Nima frowned and bit her lips. Her brows furrowed and for a second she refused to meet my eye. “You will find out about it in due time,” She turned to face the front of the class and I did so too.

In search of relief, pain, pain, pain again. My earth is in pain again. I shout loud for the sky to relief, but no one hears. Not even a leaf moves. Strange to my eyes are Earth’s Gods, who did not respond, but stand strong, but stand strong. Why? Why can’t we humans, the strongest species on earth, be Gods of land, be Gods of this land, so that no one leaves, annoyed by earth? We will give you heaven. You continue on living. Heaven will be here. I can see.

It felt like millions of ants biting me and eating my flesh and then leaving me alone. The lonely feeling is terrible and I couldn't bear it. I looked around the forest. The trees surrounding it. Bearing the earth's strength it gives us many things. I will be there in just a few more days. Under six of the ground that I was laying on. In the arms of the Mother Earth. It calmed me. But then I don't know if I would even get a funeral. Because I fear they would throw me in a dump yard after I die. A funeral...