Tornado Of Terror Novels & Stories

The ship’s deck and seats where covered in water, so I assumed that the storm wasn’t far into the short journey. The ride towards Diapist wasn’t a long one, it was rougher than normal because of the storm. The rain had set in and I began to shiver as my clothes were soaked through. We hit the dock in Diapist lighter then Unilia but I had braced myself for the shock anyway. As I exited the ferry there was a line of youngsters waiting to board, I smiled at them before remembering they would have no idea who I was. They all looked slightly confused to see a smile on a demonic face so I covered my embarrassment with a laugh and continued walking up the road.

The windows open and shut fast. The force should have caused it to shatter but it didn't. Aspen stood in the middle of a field now. As her home was pulled apart and disintegrated. The win brew her blood red hair wildly, as pure terror filled her black pools. The wink picked up around her. The trees on the parameter of the field. Slammed onto the bed of the clearing as the tress looked like they where bowing. As a snapping sound filled the air loudly, a rumbling echoed through the cold air. As three Twister's formed . Around her and the earth parted. Aspen screamed, " please im sorry, I had no choice!" she screamed.

"A tornado!" The reality of their perilous world hit hard; with global warming, the scorched earth spawned more frequent tornadoes. "We're going to die!" the woman cried out, her voice laced with tears and terror, “God, please help us…” Then, everything went black. Upon awakening, they found themselves in a communal sleeping area, surrounded by familiar faces, all afflicted and weak, with mysterious spheres by their sides. "Robert!" a voice thundered, breaking the tense silence. "How dare you take our food and run away from our base, leaving us in sickness!" He chased over Robert.

Scott POV As I walk away from her, away from the house, I feel myself withering away. It's not just normal to have a fight with Stormy. There's not always an assurance that we might see it through and even if we do, I'm always threading on thin ice and it scares the hell out of me. There's only what thing for me to do to make all of these right.

His fear and worry towards me and the sorrow, the never ending sorrow that can be seen in his eyes is heart breaking and heart warming at the same time. As Ash holds me the ground suddenly starts shaking, like an earthquake. The trees start loosing leaves and small branches start clattering to the ground. Ash looks around worriedly before he yanks me to my feet. He reaches down and grabs my bow off the road, were it had laid forgot. Handing it to me, he pushes my towards the house, further from Alex who I have yet to speak to. Worried I allow him to push me down the road to the edge of the street. The shaking has gotten even worse, and as the thundering noise of the feet hitting the bitumen

I held his hand, and I saw all his walls crumbling for the first time. He looked into my eyes and only said, "I am fucking terrified."

Fear passed over his face, but he forced it down. “They will use me to bring you back,” he said. “Do not let them. You are the one Daniel wanted free.” Lucas shook his head. “No.” The screen glitched. Soren Vale’s gentle voice spoke from somewhere behind the camera. “That is enough, Milo.” Milo’s face changed. The fear returned, stronger now. “Run,” he whispered. The video cut out. Lucas stood frozen, every part of him screaming. Then the laptop opened a new message by itself.

Trina was mesmerized as she watched the clouds touch the ground and begin to spin around, frozen to the spot she clutched her tree trunk in morbid horror as it swayed and swirled inexorably toward her. ‘Run.’ Her mind screamed but her body was locked tight in utter terror as the huge steel grey monster spun its killing path, everything it passed near was sucked into the melee, cars, trees, fences, and even a water tower imploded as the hurricane encircled it and every, water, wood, metal all got sucked up into the vortex at the centre of the Twister. ‘I’m going to die.’ She thought as it made its way toward her and she was not afraid when a bright light lit her from behind,

I looked up at the darkening clouds and quickly tugged at Jamie’s tiny hand, “Jamie! We have to go!” Jamie wouldn’t budge and she started to cry. She was scared. I was too. But being the big sister, I knew I had to protect her. “No! I want mommy and daddy!” “We can’t wait for them, the storm’s heading our way!” I yelled. And it was true. A tornado had formed and was making a beeline toward us. Like a tsunami breaking down a dam, the hot winds began to rage, screaming like madmen in pain. Everything felt its fury; the trees bent to the ground as people scurried to their basement hideouts. No one was safe from the tornado.

After three years in a long-distance relationship, I secretly traveled a thousand miles to give my girlfriend a surprise. That afternoon, right outside her apartment building, I caught her playing the claw machine with her first love. The girl I had always considered the perfect, completely devoted girlfriend was gazing at him with a bright, tender smile as he manipulated the joystick. The moment the plushie dropped into the chute, she threw her arms around him, her eyes brimming with delight. I clenched my phone and dialed her number. She answered almost instantly, her voice as soft and caring as ever. "Parker? Why are you calling right now? Did you miss me?" I stared fixedly at her f