Trapped By The Ice Book Novels & Stories

A massive, solid dome of absolute-zero ice was rapidly forming completely around our vacuum bubble. "They aren't trying to crush the bubble," I realized, panic finally piercing my cold logic. "They are entombing it." The ice thickened instantly, locking the Bell in a massive, inescapable spherical glacier at the bottom of the trench. The propulsion turbine shrieked as the exhaust port was choked by the freezing block. "We're trapped," Cord growled, slamming the levers back and forth, but the Bell wouldn't budge. The Sovereign of the Deep lowered its halberd, its glowing white eyes staring at our frozen tomb.

CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE: I was trapped under glass and surrounded by freezing cold water. I tried to breathe and only water entered my lungs, my eyes bulging out in panic. It was dark with just a sliver of light and I was frantically moving my hands along the glass feeling for a way out. My lungs burned with the need to breathe and my throat was coated in salt. I couldn’t feel for a way out and started banging my fists on the glass. I banged over, and over, and over again with the same result, nothing. I felt myself getting both cold and warm all over, my joints going numb. My eyes closed. And I felt so sleepy. If I could only just rest for a moment. My eyes flickered and for an instant I thoug

There was only the warmth of her mouth, the taste of defiance. Outside, the green light of the Citadel pulsed, a heartbeat of doom. But inside the bubble, two small, fragile humans held onto each other, plotting the death of a god. "Tomorrow," Tristan whispered against her lips. "We break the ice." "Tomorrow," she agreed. "We end it." The Mammoth rolled on into the dark, carrying the last hope of a broken world toward the frozen edge of oblivion. End of Chapter 34

• She listened the way she always did, without rushing to fix anything, letting the silence hold space for whatever came next instead of filling it too quickly. “Is that where the Ice Wall started? Before the panic attack, I mean. Before any of what you’ve told me about college.” I sat with that question longer than I expected to need. “Maybe. I think the panic attack was the moment it became visible to everyone else. But the wall itself — I think that started a lot earlier than anyone realized. Including me.” “Thank you for telling me that. All of it.” She reached for my hand. “You don’t have to perform for me, Sky. Not now, not ever. I need you to actually believe that, not just hear it.”

I let the cool sensation calm down my nerves. The water curled around my fingers as though it recognised me. I closed my eyes and let all the thoughts escape from my head. I let out a long breath before focusing on the woman whom I had seen the last time. Pretty soon, the water started moving in circles. I didn't open my eyes immediately. I waited for a few seconds, and when I opened my eyes, I couldn't believe what was waiting for me. The lake was frozen. The water had turned into ice, and my hand was still stuck inside it.

She closed her eyes, and when they opened again, she knew they now shone that pale silver blue. The Collector bent down and reached a bony, rotten hand toward her. Vanessa shot a hand out and wrapped it around his putrid ankle. Ice flowed through her fingertips, cementing his foot in place. The ice spread up his leg and Vanessa saw his milky, dead eyes go wide. He tried to pull away from her, but it was too late. The ice consumed him. He released one last strangled cry and the ice overtook his face, sealing him in a shimmering blue. His frozen expression was one of absolute terror, and it gave Vanessa a momentary feeling of satisfaction. She took advantage of the spare moment to ditch her el

* Two hours later, the car stopped in front of a house surrounded by a pitch-black forest. The man forcefully dragged Caroline out of the car, and the driver held open the house's door, pushing her inside. The door was slammed shut and locked. Caroline tried to open the door, but it was futile. She felt trapped, and desperation set in. She called out, "Who are you? Why are you holding me against my will?" She then heard the car's engine start, realizing she might be imprisoned to her death. With no one around to help, no phone, and no food, Caroline felt helpless. She looked around the empty house, her fear growing as she explored its icy-cold walls.

On seeing that there was no hope of seeing Mirabel that night and no hope of finding a place to lay her head that night, she resorted to the last option she had which was going home to meet the man who had "ruined" her life at least he wouldn't hurt her in her state and that's the only place she can find a bed to sleep off her problems maybe when she wakes up it will all turn out to be one big nightmare. She got to her Dorm and found Audrey reading "Little fires everywhere", which happened to be one of her most favorite novels in this world. "Out of the books in this world it had to be the one she loved the most that he had to be reading," She thought. At that point she wanted to bawl her ey

, Words: 267k+, Favs: 152, Follows: 157, Published: Sep 17, 2018 Updated: Sep 7 653Chapter 24 Part 1 Chapter 24 RPOV Songs: Doomed by Moses Sumney, Rescue Me by Unions, Die 4 You by Perfume Genius I wasn't sure how long I had been out here, but my shivers had almost turned violent as I sat perched near the riverbank. Most of the water had frozen over. There were only a few shallow cracks where the stream still sloshed over the ice and I stared blankly at those small openings.

Ice. My gaze lifted to see it—a vast, semi-frozen lake stretching out before me. The light blinked faintly on the other side, impossibly far now. My stomach dropped as I realized the truth. Between me and freedom was this expanse of fragile ice and frigid water. My body betrayed me then. My legs buckled, the strength draining from them as I collapsed to my knees on the frozen bank. The cold pierced through me like daggers and my breath hitched as the first sob broke free, raw and guttural.